Linzhi.us.com Review For SCAM - Warning: SCAMMERS !!

[smooki3]

What happened::

Hi guys,

Two days ago, I saw an advertisement for a website in google - Linzhi.us.com, so I check it out and I found out that the scammers from evominers.com (probably), made a new website to start stealing on two fronts from the people..

This website look exactly like evominers.com and this is the main reason that makes me think that it's the same group of thieves!

There is another thing which exposes them as scammers - they sell not only Linzhi 4.4gb; 8gb; but also 16gb and everything is in stock! I have never seen such an outlandish lie!

Of course there are the usual best miners: Innosilicon A11 pro on sale and in stock, there is Antminer L7 on sale and in stock!

Archived - https://web.archive.org/web/20210929080608/https://linzhi.us.com/
And for comparison - https://web.archive.org/web/20210813052039/https://evominers.com/

Whois.com info:

Code:

Domain Name: LINZHI.US.COM
Registry Domain ID: D247626474-CNIC
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: https://namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2021-09-24T09:15:19.0Z
Creation Date: 2021-08-28T00:15:57.0Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2022-08-28T23:59:59.0Z
Registrar: Namecheap
Registrar IANA ID: 1068
Domain Status: serverTransferProhibited https://icann.org/epp#serverTransferProhibited
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited https://icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
Registrant Email: https://whois.centralnic.com/contact/linzhi.us.com/registrant
Admin Email: https://whois.centralnic.com/contact/linzhi.us.com/admin
Tech Email: https://whois.centralnic.com/contact/linzhi.us.com/tech
Name Server: DNS1.NAMECHEAPHOSTING.COM
Name Server: DNS2.NAMECHEAPHOSTING.COM
DNSSEC: unsigned
Billing Email: https://whois.centralnic.com/contact/linzhi.us.com/billing
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: email@namecheap.com
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.6613102107
URL of the ICANN Whois Inaccuracy Complaint Form: https://www.icann.org/wicf/
>>> Last update of WHOIS database: 2021-09-27T08:04:15.0Z <<<

Reference Link:

https://linzhi.us.com/

Additional Notes:

It seems that the scammers are like cockroaches.. The sales of one website are going down so they just make another!

Beware of a suspicious websites, do your online researches and never pay before checking out twice the website in mind!

[YOSHIE]

Reference Link:

https://linzhi.us.com/

I'm confused by the mining equipment sales website named: Linzhi.

Is this a scam site with only mode replacing us/cn/com etc, if they have cheated on their customers.

I tried to look and I found some accusations against Linzhi's site the difference is: us/cn/com/Phoenix/2600 Mh/s and so on.

Example:
Topic: Linzhi.cn.com Review - Trusted Website I received my order.

Topik: Linzhi Phoenix ETH Miner

Topic: Asic LINZHI 2600 Mh/s

It's good that you quickly make this topic, so people who make device sales transactions can be more vigilant, between fake and genuine.

Honestly, I don't know the real one myself, what I see are all fake, so which one is the real one.

[acroman08]

Honestly, I don't know the real one myself, what I see are all fake, so which one is the real one.

as far as I know, linzhi.io is their official website. if you visit their website you'll see they haven't started selling anything yet(again, as far as I know). so any website claiming that they are selling linzhi pheonix miner is a scammer and should be avoided.

[khaled0111]

Two days ago, I saw an advertisement for a website in google

Google became the new paradise for scammers since they changed how ads appear on their search engine back in 2016. All a scammer has to do is to create an account, pay the fees and his fake website will appear above the official one. They don't review ads before approving them, therefore, they won't take any action against fraudsters unless someone reports them.

as far as I know, linzhi.io is their official website.

You are right. Unlike the other fake websites, linzhi.io was registred in 2018 and it's only used to post updates regarding their project.

[JeromeTash]

It seems there are a lot of linzhi.io copycat sites pretending to be selling miners. They (Linzhi.io) say that right now they have nothing to sell, no samples, no preorders
So obviously anyone claiming to sell the miners is a scammer,

Here's a pinned warning in their official telegram group

⚠️You will be added to groups / contacted by scammers who offer sample units. It's all fake. We currently have nothing to sell! We don't know when sales will open. We haven't decided the price yet. (depends on the then current market situation).
We do not take pre-orders. We can't say anything about a successor with more memory yet. There's no point in PM asking.

The situation is unsatisfying for us too. But we want to sell bug free machines, at a fair price. No preorders or promises..
We will announce all news here. No posts --> no news

⚠️ only real is:
linzhi.io
@LinzhiCorp
@LinzhiCorp_News

EVERYTHING ELSE is fake and you will get scammed.
Currently we have NOTHING to sell. No devices, no samples, no pre-orders

[YOSHIE]

as far as I know, linzhi.io is their official website.

em, this is where the pros and cons, I actually said above about the linzhi site.

If you're sure I'm not arguing, but there's a little bit that confuses me about linzhi.io, I've seen it.

The problem is this:
You see the first page it's ok.
What it says though: @yxt. Official.ok.

Topic: [Review]: Linzhi Phoenix - 2700 MH/s Ethash asic miner

But this is what confuses me, last page, so which one is it really, that's my question.....!

Topic: [Review]: Linzhi Phoenix - 2700 MH/s Ethash asic miner

If, you say linzhi.io, maybe it's ok, but that's a different story in the last post, isn't it.

Actually about the linzhi site, it should be explained about the original, no pros and cons and so on, that's the point.


maybe, yes as you said about the official site linzhi.io, but on condition that there is nothing else to argue about in the thread, everything should be fine and responsible, that might be a little ok.

[zanezane]

as far as I know, linzhi.io is their official website. if you visit their website you'll see they haven't started selling anything yet(again, as far as I know). so any website claiming that they are selling linzhi pheonix miner is a scammer and should be avoided.

Why do they release their site already if they're not selling yet? That's a breeding ground for scammers that will do what they did with Linzhi, and they could've prevented it if they were to do something before this can happen like announcing themselves on social media platforms and tell them things there so people won't be easily misled.

[acroman08]

Why do they release their site already if they're not selling yet? That's a breeding ground for scammers that will do what they did with Linzhi, and they could've prevented it if they were to do something before this can happen like announcing themselves on social media platforms and tell them things there so people won't be easily misled.

I don't know why they launched their website already. but from what I see it, it serves as an information hub about their project and the contacts that they have on social media/internet. although I agree with you about it being a "breeding ground for scammers", the buyers should do their research first. as you can see it is not that hard to find their website.

But this is what confuses me, last page, so which one is it really, that's my question.....!

which one is what? would you mind specifying? sorry.

[zanezane]

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I don't know why they launched their website already. but from what I see it, it serves as an information hub about their project and the contacts that they have on social media/internet. although I agree with you about it being a "breeding ground for scammers", the buyers should do their research first. as you can see it is not that hard to find their website.

That's kind of ironic, they're an information hub but they don't have the information that they're not yet selling posted in their website so people know that they're not yet operational so they can dispel the possibility of scammers using their name for malicious purposes.

[acroman08]

That's kind of ironic, they're an information hub but they don't have the information that they're not yet selling posted in their website so people know that they're not yet operational so they can dispel the possibility of scammers using their name for malicious purposes.

Like I said, "from what I see". the website might or might not be an information hub. besides I am the one who said that not them so there is a chance that I might be wrong. anyway, if you have questions and want to have an accurate answer I suggest contacting them directly.