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Does anyone here have experience with AutoHashMining (https://autohashmining.com/)?

My withdrawals, starting on November 4th, were working normally up until November 20th. Then the account suddenly became frozen and the tone of the 'admin' changed.

They are now claiming the following:


Withdrawal history, stuck in the coal mine:

https://i.ibb.co/QKStpCb/AHM0.png (https://ibb.co/5RpwGnM)
https://i.ibb.co/txNytZF/AHM1.png (https://ibb.co/YyKvMDw)

& since they want to bring the 'uk gov' into it...


https://i.ibb.co/fdcWzTY/15082461.png (https://ibb.co/tpd6T1M)


Perhaps we'll have to pay officer Homden a visit in his office tomorrow! :D

How much is the loss? Most services like this are scams or Ponzi schemes in disguise.
The site details on Whois are hidden, my assumption is that this is a new cloudmining that started latest September 27 based on the first review on Trustpilot^[1]. If I pay attention to the one of 1-star reviews^[2], this con seems quite selective. You are left to withdraw several times for small amounts before users deposit larger ones.


1. https://trstp.lt/LUwfU6AZP
2. https://trstp.lt/x-1GGPFsJ

If you had read a little about some of the topics about cloud mining on the forum, you would not have fallen victim to these scammers. Search a little about cloud mining topics on the forum and you will find that everyone agrees that they are scammers.

Cloud mining is a big lie practiced by fraudulent companies to defraud users who do not have enough experience to know that there is no such thing as cloud mining in reality.

This is an illusion, there are hundreds of people who have been scammed out of their money by cloud mining, so sorry to tell you that you lost your money and will never get it back.

It's just monopoly money and we know where they live. No loss at all. A win.

Do you know of any legit ones at all? I hadn't played around with crypto for years and decided to try this service on a whim, blindfolded, mostly for fun, just to see what would happen. Still knee deep in scamcoin, I see! :)


Hilarious. Hey, at least they tried to lower the 'tax' from 35% to 30%! Gettin' innovative!

The funniest is when the email responses are in garbled, barely coherent English. As if ground beef trying to reconstruct itself to formulate words.

This is surely a scam. Are you sure that address is correct, it would be dumb of the scammers to publish their real address.
You will probably not find any legit cloud mining services, they are mostly scam services. The only person that makes money from it is the scammers who are the cloud mining providers.
Some scammers put little to no effort into their trade, and still get victims nevertheless.

Bitcoin/crypto cloud mining platforms are either:

• a scam
• unprofitable

It's really just one or the other. If you want to take risk, you're better off with carefully-picked shitcoins honestly. Hope you didn't lose much.

'Mostly'. So there is literally no known instance in the bitcointalk.org fossil record of a legit cloud mining service?


Not this time. They are operating at quite a growing loss as we speak. :)


Nada


Yeah, that isn't their real address. Those are published elsewhere.

So you know the game? you shouldn't open this topic because (I think) you know how you'll end up. Plus, people here wouldn't bother seeking experience with shady companies like you did if they knew.

The game? I am but a humble canary, sir, but I'm familiar enough!


I know how the 'owners' of AutoHashMining.com have already ended up. (It ended badly for them).

In the interim, I'll keep updating this thread with my frozen withdrawals so we can all watch the seizure occur in slow motion.

A public service of sorts, for the sake of comedy and all that.

Jesus buddy, you didn't even have to test it to see that there is only one way business that offers "up to 14% daily" can end up. Its like an equivavlent of sending money to a Nigerian prince that contact you via email to see what will happen.  :D

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2023/11/25/N2y6v.png


Just forget about it and buy bitcoin instead.

Lemme guess early.
"Finally, they released my withdrawal, it's legit."

I think so. ::)

All of those commissions and bounties percentage promising per day profit is already a red flag, they're all too good to be true.

Most of those that have been said as "legit" in the past have also turned around and became the same to this company that disabled your withdrawal.

Buy your own asic miner and mine for real or simply follow what rikfip has said of buying your own Bitcoin and simply hold it.

I didn't even read the site. I'm an experimentalist ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Hahaha, nah, just for satire and to see how long the replacements try to keep the site up. Although it would be funny if withdrawals did suddenly become unfrozen.

The unimaginable novelty of it! An asset seizure in reverse!


I keep seeing the word 'most' in this thread, but never any examples of an exception to the rule. One of those 'name it and it dies' things, I suppose.

That's how ponzi works though, working fine at early stage, withdraw here and there until it become unprofitable anymore then vanish. The rekt ones are the last one who entered the game. Usually, the large daily interest rate, attract greedy people to enter the game.

The "most" words is usually used in cloud mining because some of them are still operating and still "paying" but the maintenance fees are so high that it looks like your not getting profits at all not until you deposit or buy another hashpower, this sounds like genesis mining, bitdeer, tophash, even binance's cloud mining service.

So true! I once fell for something like this years back, they said it was cloud mining and they paid me dividends either twice or thrice and they stopped my withdrawals then they started prompting me for upgrade even after subscribing for the third to the highest miner. I had already subscribed using 1 bitcoin, then 1 btc was a little over $600.

I just concluded it was a scam and signed out, the challenge was that I aready introduced people into it after I recieved my initial reward of 0.005btc.

 In total I was not paid upto 3% of my investment sum. It was really a bad experience for me.

Comedy time!

November 25th, 2023, pre-withdrawal:
https://talkimg.com/images/2023/12/09/EXxJN.png (https://ibb.co/8rBDXdm)

November 25th, 2023, post-withdrawal:
https://talkimg.com/images/2023/12/09/EXlM9.png (https://ibb.co/b3xSjbB)

I let the miners run for a while, then returned to pay the 30% tax requested by the uk gov.

The response:

So the government tax can only be paid with a new deposit.

My account accumulated far more than what was owed to the uk gov, but I was not allowed to use my own balance to pay it.

December 8th, 2023. Here's my account balance after paying taxation to the uk gov:
https://talkimg.com/images/2023/12/09/Ed2pa.png

On the 25th of November, my pending withdrawal was $611.1046. Today, it is somehow $438.0961!

I haven't received a new withdrawal since starting this thread, yet there is somehow a $173.0085 difference in what is owed to me.

So, if they're just moronic commonplace scammers, why is the 'Pending Withdrawal' field down $173 in two weeks?

That is, if they actually had control of the site, wouldn't they be able to maintain the illusion of the initial $611.1046? Lol.

So you end up paying the 30% "tax" out of your own pocket? Does this count as a new loss?
::)

If they succeed in deceiving people, what is the appropriate taunt for the victim? Looks like I just found one.
Btw, you can also pay 30% UK tax through me like the owner of this site did. I'll print you proof of payment which is almost identical ;)

Wait wot?

You did not pay tax to the UK government, you sent your money to the scammers pocket. Blocking withdrawals and asking for a new deposit under the guise of tax and whatnot is a part of the scam to further milk the victims.

It's certainly interesting how your previous posts conveys you knew they're a scam but apparently still bit their bait...


Maybe they'll come up another excuse for "frozen withdrawals through it, who knows. But honestly, it's not that important, since it doesn't make the situation any less better.

It's a cookie-cutter scam hence scammers don't need to exert so much effort or think of some elaborate idea, it's pretty much a copy-paste kind of thing.

Is that screenshot correct and you managed to withdraw almost $700 from those scammers in the past?
They seem to be taking you for a ride and you are taking the bait. How exactly did you pay your "taxes" to the "UK government?" Did the hash mining company give you a crypto address for you to deposit the money you "owe."?

I seriously suggest you stop engaging with that website and anyone connected to it.

No, it's a pending withdrawal. The scammer only gave the OP a chance to withdraw $28.4 on the “last withdrawal”.
OP wanted to withdraw $611 which is now $438. The $117 depreciation may be reserved as taxes that this scammer is referring to. The site is a bit messy, but that's the hallmark of a scammer.

I am having a hard time understanding what you want to achieve here, you have been told already in this thread that these people you are communicating with are scammers, and cloud mining itself is a scam, if you can't buy gears to mine BTC, then buy it. But here you are saying you went ahead to pay the 'tax' the scammers asked you to pay, what are you doing?
Does this even matter in this situation, and if i were you i would not call them moronic because they have taken some money off you, which is what their aim is.

Just to clear any confusion that might arise out of this part of Z-tight's sentence and what 'it' refers to. He is saying that if you can't buy the bitcoin mining equipment (ASICs), then buy some bitcoin and forget about mining altogether.     

Not only that, but the "tax" can only be paid with a new and real-BTC deposit. They couldn't take the amount needed for taxes from the balance that OP supposedly mined already. If that balance represented a real value and real bitcoin, they would just take it from there and request that OP deposits new coins.

It's typical of scammers to do that. It's no different from the exchange or casino scam where someone contacts you to say they will deposit thousands of dollars worth of bitcoin in your account that you can withdraw as soon as you pay the fees for "address verification" or something like that. If it was real, any fees could be taken from the amount you won or you were given.   

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No, not out of my own pocket, out of theirs. The 'taxation' was sent to them out of the pseudo 'mining profits' displayed on their website, not out of my own pocket. Since they had no profits, it came out of their account. That's why they couldn't accept the tax and asked me to send another deposit.


Who did they succeed in deceiving? The 'tax' was paid to them out of their own non-existent balance as satire. That is, nothing was paid to them. And $173 is nowhere near 30% ;)


I think you've misunderstood what I wrote, I didn't send any money to them. I was mocking them by sending nonexistent money from nonexistent funds that had never been 'mined' on their part to begin with. Again, this is why they asked me for a new deposit, since they received nothing.


Yes, that's why a deposit was never sent. I wanted to see how they would reply in dumb broken English if I paid the 'tax' through the pseudo-accumulation of their mining profits. As a joke.


I don't think you understand what's happening here.


It's just a comedy routine.


Did not pay any 'tax', see above.


I don't think you understand. The whole point was to observe them making the attempt to take money. In doing so, we've fully established not only how are they are moronic, but how they have no control of the website they're trying to scam through...


Exactly.

Anyway, I'll keep updating this thread with new balances and withdrawals! :D

I inferred that from your own statement (by your alt),

Lastly you said you paid taxes (which means it was out of your pocket), so your account balance was updated and that's how this story should be consistent.

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Well well well, I understand that. So how much was the previous deposit?

I don't understand what you're trying to pursue through this thread. At first, you're claiming that your deposit is still pending and then miraculously they release your withdrawal, with zero proof provided from your end, as the screenshot provided doesn't mean anything to me. You're claiming you have their address, which you found on a public company repository and most likely it's a fake or random one and act smart about it, while at the same time you respond from an alt account. If it's not an accusation thread that it's a scam, it certainly is but that's not the point, what's the purpose of this thread? I wouldn't be surprised if you were indirectly promoting them as well.

It comes down to the same thing. They want a real money deposit from your side to cover the amount they are trying to trick you that they paid in taxes. To keep generating those fake numbers they display on your profile, you'll have to pay that money, which I hope you won't since you have already realized what all this is about.

We need some reading comprehension here. I did not pay taxes out of my own pocket. First, there were no 'taxes' to pay to anyone since this cloud mining site is a joke. I paid them the 'tax' they asked for out of the falsified 'balance' they pretended to mine. The pseudo-mining balance accumulated and I payed them the 'tax' from what they pretended I had earned as a joke. Since they were incapable of mining anything, they asked me to send a new deposit. I did not send one. In other words, nothing came out of my pocket.


We're making a reality TV comedy show about the people involved in this site. Unbeknownst to them.


If you read up, we made it clear that the address found on the public company repository is not theirs. Their address is shared privately among everyone involved in producing the reality TV show about them, which appears only in networks that are imperceptible to them.


Of course I haven't, lol. We've reached asininity with these people. Living up to what they offered would have been nice. In the absence of that, they become the subjects of a perpetual reality TV show focused on mocking puffed up idiotic scammers. It's not my choice, I'm just the messenger ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯

Sweet, $2720.74 in my savings account!

https://talkimg.com/images/2023/12/20/ExkJH.png

I wouldn't be surprised if they will show you more balance projecting on your account trying to pursue you to pay whatever they demand from you for that taxes/deposit they're asking you to pay. Anyway, whoising them won't show that much information as they've hidden their details for "privacy". Of course scammers don't want people to know to trace them.

What's the name of your show? I guess that this thread served its purpose already as you know that they're a scam and majority of the people here are aware that cloud mining are likely scams.