Yes a newbie registering here to bump a thread written by another newbie is very suspicious and should not be taken seriously. Especially if these newbies have no proof.
What website? The one you created? You're putting so much effort into making it look like there's more than 1 person attacking GAW here, but you can't hide your activity and post count.
Well, you can talk the talk, but obviously, you either no little about GAW or you are on their side for some reason...
I never wanted to hide anything, instead, I want to let people know more. Yes, this is a new account, again, so what? what is your point? Don't argue with me, answer these:
(In case you are too busy to access https://flexhash.com/ )
So... Is GAW a scam? You tell me...
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A CEO enjoys bluffing:
Spent $8M USD to acquire Zenminer?
But we know Zenminer was an operation of GAW in the first place!
So, that's $8,000,000 from Josh Garza’s left hand to his right hand?
And another $1,100,000 spend on a Domain name?
Can anyone not from GAW confirm this?
Josh must have made a lot of money from his customers by selling miners.
Or, DID HE???
Spent $8M USD to acquire Zenminer?
But we know Zenminer was an operation of GAW in the first place!
So, that's $8,000,000 from Josh Garza’s left hand to his right hand?
And another $1,100,000 spend on a Domain name?
Can anyone not from GAW confirm this?
Josh must have made a lot of money from his customers by selling miners.
Or, DID HE???
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A "cloud miner" service with no physical miner:
Well, is the title exaggerated? We did some research.
For GAW cloud mining customers, you know what we are talking about.
Have you ever wondered why GAW don't allow us to choose our own worker ID?
How come different pools generate exactly the same return curves?
The logical reason is that those numbers and graphs are all ARTIFICIAL!
There is no real miner behind this operation.
They took our money and told us that we bought miners in the cloud.
Well, maybe it is up in the air.
And we found something interesting...
Well, is the title exaggerated? We did some research.
For GAW cloud mining customers, you know what we are talking about.
Have you ever wondered why GAW don't allow us to choose our own worker ID?
How come different pools generate exactly the same return curves?
The logical reason is that those numbers and graphs are all ARTIFICIAL!
There is no real miner behind this operation.
They took our money and told us that we bought miners in the cloud.
Well, maybe it is up in the air.
And we found something interesting...
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A "reseller" no longer buy from ASIC manufacturers:
We all knew that GAW started from selling Scrypt Miners not long ago.
With the huge tens of millions per month revenue number Josh publicly claimed,
and now with even more demand for the "cloud mining" service,
GAW must have purchased a lot of hardware miners from scrypt ASIC manufactures,
RIGHT?
We used our connections and talked to all four scrypt ASIC manufactures:
Innosilicon (A2), Gridseed, Zeus & SilverFish.
We found out that GAW has not purchased miners from any of them for some time.
You don't have to believe me, ask those ASIC manufactures.
We all knew that GAW started from selling Scrypt Miners not long ago.
With the huge tens of millions per month revenue number Josh publicly claimed,
and now with even more demand for the "cloud mining" service,
GAW must have purchased a lot of hardware miners from scrypt ASIC manufactures,
RIGHT?
We used our connections and talked to all four scrypt ASIC manufactures:
Innosilicon (A2), Gridseed, Zeus & SilverFish.
We found out that GAW has not purchased miners from any of them for some time.
You don't have to believe me, ask those ASIC manufactures.
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Other concerns:
Never, never, never use a website that ask for your personal details
and financial information without SSL (https://)
We cannot believe that a "big" company "spent over 1 million USD on a domain name"
doesn't know how to protect their customers at all.
SSL is the most essential thing.
Maybe GAW doesn't care if their customers' ID were stolen.
Never, never, never use a website that ask for your personal details
and financial information without SSL (https://)
We cannot believe that a "big" company "spent over 1 million USD on a domain name"
doesn't know how to protect their customers at all.
SSL is the most essential thing.
Maybe GAW doesn't care if their customers' ID were stolen.
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Dear GAW CEO, Could you please answer the following questions?
Where is the 500MH VaultBreaker now?
Why GAW can not deliver it in real?
Why Hashlet does not have any real specification?
Why the return graph does not make any sense?
How did you support your huge customer base with a tiny mining farm?
What are trying to hide from us?
Magicians from GAW are trying to move our attention away from the truth.
Where is the 500MH VaultBreaker now?
Why GAW can not deliver it in real?
Why Hashlet does not have any real specification?
Why the return graph does not make any sense?
How did you support your huge customer base with a tiny mining farm?
What are trying to hide from us?
Magicians from GAW are trying to move our attention away from the truth.
There is no comments yet. I share the same concerns.
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