Correct. Also a new one: http://bestandfirst.com

All those sites belong to the same scammers.

How do we know? Check this out: https://www.google.com/#filter=0&q=%22Q+Why+Bitcoins%3F+A.+We+believe+in+the+future+of+Bitcoins.%22&qscrl=1 

they would just change the address. and freezing an address so that the owner can't retrieve his coins goes against the whole decentralized concept of bitcoin. It would require a central bank or institution, which would have the power to freeze accounts. Governments would love it.

Hard to say if it's the same scammer. That site has a lot more grammar mistakes.

What about that 7-day trial? https://asicminersoft.com/free-7-days-trial/
Someone brave enough to try it out?

Alright, so asic-tech.com is offline and asic-technologies.com redirects to asictech.info

asictech.info is registered to a gentleman named Mark Niggerson.

According to http://whois.domaintools.com/asictech.info his email-address asictechcontact@gmail.com is associated with one other domain, registered with ENOM INC. (http://reversewhois.domaintools.com/?email=edebdaaedc11e59662fdd65aca241145).

Someone mentioned asic-market.com being the same person as asic-tech.com, and asic-market.com is also registered with ENOM, but with a protected email-address.

domaintools.com only tells us about that second domain in this form: a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s.com
Both domains were created on Dec, 7th.

By guessing I found asic-markets.com (http://whois.domaintools.com/asic-markets.com) which right now is a fresh wordpress installation without content. But I'm sure it's just a backup domain, in case asic-market.com gets taken down.

His other email-address "more.coffeeee@gmail.com" is also registered with two domains: http://reversewhois.domaintools.com/?email=e205cc57c802e2fab93aa75b7499df90
asic-tech.com, created Nov. 22nd, and a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ e.net, created June 21st. Both registered with ENOM again.

According to http://who.is/domain-history/asic-technologies.com his older domain asic-technologies.com was also registered with more.coffeeee@gmail.com up until yesterday it seems. Now it's privacy protected.

I tried guessing what "a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ e.net" could be, I suppose it starts with asic, but then what? machine? service? .... then I found it: asic-online.net
http://whois.domaintools.com/asic-online.net

The Domain itself is offline by now (or taken down), but a quick google search got me this: http://www.kde.ps.pl/dsk0/ftp.ietf.org/ietf-mail-archive/krb-wg/2013-06.mail and this: http://oss.sgi.com/cgi-bin/extract-mesg.cgi?a=pcp&m=2013-06&i=c2e6c0d106b4f6438f8858dd593253ac%40asic-technologies.com

Seems like he was sending some spam mails in June.

Then there's this topic from May: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=201024.0
Again spam, with the following return addresses:
sales@xrumer-linkslist.com
me@edinburgh-makeupartist.com
sales@blackhat-proxies.com

A quick check for those domains shows, that they are again registered to Scott Davie from Edinburgh.

But that's it, couldn't find more.

So in the end I got nothing much, sorry. Maybe it helps nonetheless.

Thanks! Good to know that not all hope is lost.

I thought GPU mining died with the rise of ASIC miners. Is it still profitable?