Topic: If you are part of the latest HASHRA SCAM please reply here... - page 7. (Read 30011 times)

I paid by wire transfer ...

once upon a time hashra was a trustworthy vendor , often too late but they delivered or am I wrong ?

Everyone should assume it's a scam until something is actually delivered to at least a trusted forum member, tested, proven to meet specs, etc. Better yet, delivered to all customers who ordered months ago. Under no circumstances should anyone put any more money into this. Stay away. If you ordered via PayPal through lifeforcepools check your dispute deadline, don't miss it. Keep in mind that hashra/Simon has not delivered anything for the last 6 months or so, and it doesn't look like he refunded anyone either.

The Hardware @hashra is updated, new shipping Dates and they can be ordered again ..

Does that mean scam continues or development is almost finished ?

Astro 100MH changed to 110MH

bump

Am in the same boat. ie: "one of the original buyers awaiting my October shipment which didn't happen and was then offered an upgrade rather then a refund at the time." My order (# 1401) got upgraded from 1 MoonRaker to 3.

Simon is no longer replying my emails either. Thank goodness I only bought the cheapest unit.

Bump.

Out of their control??? A refund would be nice.

Yes,

New user to this forum - and I've purposely joined to ask about Hashra.
Seems to me that Hashra may have wanted to be legit - and they've succumbed to factors that were out of their control.
Yes, I think (based on all that I have read) that Hashra has gone rouge.  But there sure is a lot of incriminating evidence left behind (addresses, corporate records, photos of the Simon, phone numbers, bank account details ....).

So be it.   Off to buy some Bitcoin mining equipment from somewhere else......


Thanks.
RC

Hmm - you just created your account today in this forum to post this?

well the fact hes not responding to refund requests AGAIN (did the same thing in October) says allot..

OK;

So I am relatively new to Bitcoin mining - and I am absorbing as much as possible.

I found Hashra's web site and wanted to find out more about the company.  There seems to be plenty of press (some good, most bad).
The industry is plagued with delays and false representations - from a number of contributors (manufacturers, sales reps, online publications, forums, equipment resellers etc etc).  However, this is not that different from the mid 1980's when the PC market was rocking and delivery delays were as rampant as misrepresentations  (yes, I lived through that and remember all too fondly placing an order for an Apple IIc slimline computer and waiting 8 months for it to be delivered).  Eventually, the manufacturers caught up to demand.

Do we definitively know that Hashra is, in fact, a SCAM?  Can someone provide some sort of non-emotive update?

With thanks.
RC

filed:
IC3 Complaint: I1501111152238182

Pretty sure this is a SCAM.  Nothing has been shipped.  And it appears that some of the correspondence from Simon to a few people may not even be real.

No he has not and most likely will not.. Scamed.. start file legal claims. We have been ripped off.

Does anyone know if Simon has started to ship the ASTRO 100?

I am looking to generate a list of potential buyers who have purchased one of HASHRA's new Moonraker or ASTRO miners. I will be building a case to hopefully begin sometime of litigation process against Simon Bright and his HASHRA organization for defrauding buyers.

I have already filed reports with the following authorities:

United States:

https://complaint.ic3.gov/default.aspx

IC3 Complaint: I1410121225127641

United Kingdom

www.actionfraud.police.uk:

National Crime Reference Number: NFRC141000793999

Submitted by user suresync:         NFRC141000796740

Submitted by user onefix:             NFRC141000801205

Submitted by user dafky2000:       NFRC141000802650

Submitted by user Develop:          NFRC141000801250

Submitted by user kalps:              NFRC141000803431

Hong Kong

http://www.police.gov.hk/ppp_en/02_er_room/

Direct Link
https://secure1.info.gov.hk/police/eforms/report_cyber_crime_en.php

Hong Kong Consumer Council Complaint:

https://www.consumer.org.hk/cc-complaint/index.php?lang=en


I would suggest referencing the above reference numbers as well as including yours in the posting. If we can create a large enough network of these filings it may help trigger some type of action.

Please see this forum thread for reference information regarding Simon Bright's most current contact information:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=601217.580

Please reference it when you submit your report.

Here is the bank information that you can reference in the report:

Beneficiary Bank: HSBC Hong Kong
Beneficiary Bank Address: 1 Queens Road Central, Hong Kong
Country: Hong Kong
Name of Account Holder: HASHRA Limited
Account Number (IBAN): 652303793838
Bank Code: 004
Swift Code (BIC): HSBCHKHHHKH

Here is HASHRA's registered Addresses, business ID numbers, and contact information:

HASHRA Limited

London:
1st Floor, 6-8 Bonhill Street
London, EC2A 4BX.
United Kingdom
UK Company Registration Number: 08828755

Hong Kong:
Level 9, Central Building
1-3 Pedder Street, Central
Hong Kong
Hong Kong Company Registration Number: 2041737

Here is Simon A. Bright's Most Recent Contact information:

Simon Bright
39A Prairie Street
London, London SW8 3PL
United Kingdom
+44 7941159485

Email:
[email protected]

If you are located in another country other than the ones listed above please file a report with your local authorities and paste a link to the website you used and the ID number of the report so others may reference it.

Hes a Scam, start filing legal suits now! Don't be a victim, take legal action!

He really doesn't like to be reminded of his role in the MAT fiasco, that's for sure.

And this is a great example of how you can expect to be treated by this upstanding businessman. Sucks that you can't just delete my posts like you did in your self-moderated thread?

I sincerely hope for the sake of your customers that you will ship by the 19th. Take care.

Wow - do we need language like that on here?  Looks really professional.