Topic: [SCAM] Foxminers? - page 9. (Read 26929 times)

 Except back a bunch a bullshit.

 Am I held liable now?

 Scrapp out'

https://www.facebook.com/bitcoin.mining.79/?hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE&fref=nf

I've spoken with Bitcoinist and me thinking they were going to tarnish my reputation like that was a misunderstanding. I should have known they wouldn't post libel about us. I also shouldn't have posted this interview on this forum as I had no permission to do so. It is too late now but I just wanted to get it out there that Bitcoinist did nothing wrong.

Quick aside, themerkle. Would you be interested in penning an article on your mag detailing BitPay operating as an exchange in spite of only having a license to operate as a third-party payment provider?

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http://bitcoinist.com/foxminers-launches-revolutionary-mining-chip/


Using the same phone number is Roni Meron seen here as the model in red: https://youtu.be/TmYhFEucWWY?t=80

https://rehold.com/Las+Vegas+NV/MCBRIDE+DR


https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:CVOuZzHeVfAJ:https://trustednerd.com/2017/04/19/foxminers-launches-revolutionary-mining-chip/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us (sorry for the cache but the site was taken down for reasons you'll soon see why)



UfoMiners Address: 6390 W Cheyenne Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89108

Wait a second. If you call this number: 408-877-8345 (which is their support number supposedly)

Listen to the voicemail it says UFOminers.com!!! He didn't even change the voicemail to foxminers but left it at ufominers. We are dealing with a serial scammer here guys.

https://twitter.com/themerklenews/status/857481086867132416

 Chic gonna cry wolf now? Its her fucking name on it. Show someone a product, or stfu.

Scrapp' out

http://imgur.com/a/koBps

Report submitted along with the full email header where he pretended to be a lawyer. That in and of itself irrefutable evidence of IMPERSONATION FRAUD, a Felony in California.

I urge you to submit a report as well as that will get their site taken down faster.

Reads to me like Jonathan F. can wait to get his hands on U$30K worth of BTC.


https://foxminers.com/


In California it's common practice to declare that you accept bank transfers on your website but not for real.

So Bitcoinist.com decided to do an interview with that fraudster. According to some inside info this is what he said about me:

"Bitcoinist: What is your reaction to articles such as this one from The Merkle which claims "nothing about Foxminers is adding up" and that the company is "offering miners that are seemingly too goo to be true"?

EB: We have reasons to believe that TheMerkle take funds from one of our competitors to use defamation words against us, also we have some information that they paid reviews and forum users to do the same and we will drop them on public soon.

They claim to visit our headquarter in Los Gatos which is a lie, nobody visit us from TheMerkle, but they prefer to visit Brenda home address and verbally abuse her, she said that they act like mobs forcing and hitting the door, screaming "scammers", Brenda ask them who are they and they said "you think a C&D latter will stop us from take off your mask, you don't know who you deal with”.

She desperately call us and claim help, she thought someone trying to hurt her and she was crying on the call, we told her to call police and to stay inside and keep the door closed we are on the way.

Of course she call police but before they arrive to her address this abusers were left, Brenda said she don't know exactly how many they were, as she was terrified by their actions, but she heard 3 different voices 2 male and 1 female.

If they were so professional as they claim, they should take a camera and film the "interview" with Brenda which they claim they had, if not camera then record with cellphone or anything similar, but no, it's easier to claim things with presumption that people will believe what they said on article anyway.

They also used this technique against cointelegraph and cryptocoinnews accusing them of "scam their own readers", basically if they got paid why not to destroy their own competitors too!
I try to understand why they had that behavior, we drop it on marketing and  bad-advertising which is so often on business world, but they take it to a different level.
Shall i remind you of Panda Miners?
They had the same attitude against them, and finally after a while they prove to be legit"




I already filed a police report regarding this and also filed an ic3 report. Remember that this guy has already pretended to be a lawyer, and also a content marketer. If Bitcoinist publishes that interview then they are deliberately trying to defame myself and themerkle, I will have to get lawyers involved.

Part 1 of a scam is collecting the money

Part 2 is designing the system and covering your tracks to make sure no legal authorities can find you afterwards

Guess we'll see how good they are at part 2 over the next few years

People are just too greedy for a quick buck and will pay off scammers. If it didn't work at least some of the time they wouldn't do it

There's definitely THC involved.

nslookup foxminers.com
Non-authoritative answer:
Name:   foxminers.com
Address: 144.217.250.220


nslookup 144.217.250.220

Non-authoritative answer:
220.250.217.144.in-addr.arpa   name = s13-250-220.thcservers.com.

UFOMINERS was a scam from day one.

They've already advanced from wooden crates to stone wheels: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/raithereum-1881795

***  Foxminers LLC If someone buys this miner without a well-known and trusted Forum User 1st getting one for doing a review and posting it here then well, you have been warned ***

Hush!
Don't start giving these scammers ideas like that...

Wait, what! Jonathan F. is not his real name? So when I Google "Jonathan F." and found a dude by the same name using Kraken, that's probably not the case? 

Seriously, I knew that wasn't his real name from the get-go. It was by conducting blockchain forensic as to how I discovered that Kraken was used to process payments already made to Foxminers by Investards. 

1. Pre-orders are 99% scams until proven otherwise.

2. PO Box is a dead giveaway. When crap hits the fan, your lawyers will send their letters of demand to a PO Box?

Nope I didn't. I went to the address that is registered to the LLC. The address in their footer is most likely a dummy address of some empty offices.

EDIT: Also, Gleb you know that Johnathan F. is a made up name. The guy already pretended to be a lawyer and a marketer. Ya think hes gonna sign with his real name?

Okay, the piece of shit WILL be uncovered now. Jonathan uses Kraken. Somebody owes me a blowjob. 

Look at what somebody just sent me:


In California it's a common practice for the locals to express $30,000 as 30.000 USD.   My guess is that Jonathan partook too much of his medical marijuana when he penned the reply, hence littered with grammatical errors.