Topic: Xtreme miners - scam? - page 2. (Read 35427 times)

there is a guy who has formed a group to file a join complain against xtrememiners, his email address is [email protected] All those who have been scammed by xtrememiners please write to him, I have already done that..

They are scam.

I have contacted them before buying anything. I asked them if I could come over.
They were kind enough to let me come over. However I did not go.
I am from the Netherlands, and I am receiving mails from them at times between 2:00 AM and 5:00 AM.
If that company was settled in Germany, then those times are not regular working times.

I have just sent them an email request for information. Given what I'm reading here it'll be interesting to see what comes of it.

Has anyone heard of someone being delivered by Xtreme Miners ?

I am also considering buying from cointerra, but missed out on the May delivery and have been told that June will be unlikely as they work to catch up, plus, expect an exciting announcement from them over the coming days and weeks ... that sounds interesting.

 For those who have already been cheated we should form a group and register the case at ic3.gov and see other alternative methods to get hold of them. I mean the website is registered under somebody's name. If the icc center or any other government body gets after them they will brought to justice in no time. How could someone run a website opens an account iat coinbase and runs away with millions of dollar.If we want there are plenty of traces, for which we need to work together..

I stupidly ordered a tiger january batch from xtrememiners, which they failed to deliver. I have been trying to ask for refund,ever since then they have stopped responding to all my emails... I am an average guy from India, 10000 dollars means almost half of my lifetime savings...working like a dog, and living in a very dire strait condition, I managed to save a bit. I dont want any one else to get cheated by these mindless greedy pigs.

Ouch!   Thanks for sharing.

My condolences.

Yep it was ... that is why I don't want anyone else to get screwed.  I know I am a newbie but been mining for months to get that much.   Any donations to the "SUCKA CLUB" would be appreciated

Regards,
Bitdropper
Donations: 156N17948WTX3o7EVuFZaZqiQviT4siY4g

Jesus, that's one expensive lesson. Really sucks man.

...add another sucker to the list here ....

They ripped me off  I asked for a refund with no response.

 lease don't attempt to purchase one the transaction is below....the money will never to be seen again.

https://blockchain.info/tx/259d8d6e7b2fe165bac33bd1104e099e0feb0b68091b5b0a31b474ceb2a60ef1


Transaction View information about a bitcoin transaction



259d8d6e7b2fe165bac33bd1104e099e0feb0b68091b5b0a31b474ceb2a60ef1

156N17948WTX3o7EVuFZaZqiQviT4siY4g
1PP1MJH9dr2V1vukZAjK7FFvUVWgT2ksDp
1CVFL5d7KX68FJ6rgdE9kxD2fhXwe8rtst
  143t84fTmyMZtwrxo8F26NCnuFgj6eCjoF $ 8.21
1LdVTi9X7BDgXZkRyTrT24hTthWevfmy25 $ 11,476.88
 

$ 11,485.09



Regards,
156N17948WTX3o7EVuFZaZqiQviT4siY4g

You're correct! - Mr Berg has nothing to do with this so-called company.

1) you pay the magazine for an ad space

2) The magazine gets the money.

3) They don't care if the miner exists.

same for pr release.

But the magazine dosent get to review it first etc?

In order to sell as many units as possible !

so if there a scam why would they want to be advertised in a bitcoin magazine?

interesting... thanks

I found something interesting

http://bitcoinscammers.com/xtrememiners-net

That's interesting. Thank you.

"What is the remote power outlet & App from Belkin?

​Wherever you are – At work, on holiday – you can always control your Miner with the remote power outlet and the simple and free Belkin App for Android and iOS Smartphones. You can choose when you want to keep your miner running, and when you want to give hime (sic) a 1-minute-break and then restart."

You know: in case you want to give hime a union mandated 1 minute break per day as mandated as an amendment to Arthur C. Clarke's 3 or so Laws of Robotics.

Can anyone confirm whether this app can even start say something like cgminer or chainminer?

==

- No info on company founders: no Linked in Profiles
- No SSL certification

The usual Caveat Emptor for a new company that doesn't even talk about the actual ASICs involved in their marketing info.

Oh, and I should probably run some malware scanners after visiting that shell of a site.

yep they put it up again but and now finally down again

Definitely scam.
Their website seems to be down

"Extreme Miners" is a mining company that mines potash. (Possible stolen identity, pretending to be a legitimate company using this real companies "credentials".)

There is also a foreign group going by that same name, (non english), with a big "Minecraft" group. (Chances are, these creative individuals who are familiar with BTC and EMD, are bored playing minecraft, located in a city where they heard about the company "Extreme Miners", and decided to create a fictitious unreal company.)

But that is just my opinion. Judging by the "freeware blender 3D" renderings and free 3D objects they simply stole from an online source.

How these scam sites even make it to the wiki, is beyond me, yet all the legitimate businesses never show in the wiki. There are several ASIC chip makers now, and prefab boards rolling out of china by the dozens. Those should be moved to "Future-tech", since they don't actually "Hash", since they do not even "exist", thus, don't even have power.

New rule for Wiki... Nothing gets listed until it can be shown running, confirmed by someone who is not someone you select to confirm it, and you can actually show one sale.

This isn't E-3, advertisement space. There needs to be someone to stop fueling scammers, or potential scammers, by promotion through these "Once trusted" publications. The Wiki is turning into a highly unreliable source of information.

Even proof of a logo-copyright, would be sufficient for listing future-tech. (Or tax-ID# or some other form of actual business registration and contact information. Anyone can get a free website, so lack of any website, by a company "developing web hardware", is highly suspicious in the first place.)