So, there is no way to get your money back now? To bad this scammers can get away with all of it..
I see now their facebook page and twitter account are gone.. I was logged in when it happened and
i saw they changed their facebook account to qwe*** something, i did not see it all thou i was in a
hurry reading this scam-rapport..
I was really looking forward to get in to cloud mining, but now all my invest are gone..
guess we
need to learn the hard way..
If any has some tips to some nice mining contracts i´m all ears.
And also, i´m a little bit confused about the thread starter, screaming scam but the user itself has a
-4 in trust.. Can we trust him/her?
Sure, everybody´s assuming scam, they don´t deliver and the whole "to good to be truth" thing going
on, but i still think it is so confusing nobody has anything to complain until now, what happened to all
the ones ordering from them? Why haven´t we heard anything until now recently?
Where they good until one point or scammers all the way?
If you take the time to look at why Terrahasher's trust is low it's because he mistakenly called another site a scam and it turned out they were legit and fairly well known to others on the site who rallied to their defense and bashed Terrahasher. He did apologize to the site he mistakenly called a scam and retracted his accusation, but the damage was done to his rep already and the people that gave him negative trust didn't retract. I chatted with him a little shortly after this thread was launched and he seemed like a good guy that was just trying to help everyone out, but made a mistake on one scam accusation.
A tip for everyone is always take the time to do some searches on any company before you send any money. I found bitcominers and was about to place an order, but did a search first and found this thread and a few others that warned me off. I know it's tempting when you see a good price for an item that is never in stock to jump on it quickly before it sells out. But that is exactly what they are counting on. There are real losses and opportunity losses. You are far better off risking an opportunity loss while you do some research than taking a real loss and sending money to a scammer. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is, and tread very lightly.
I wish you all the best of luck in getting at least some of your money back, but I hate to tell you even if you do it will likely be years. Any money is now "evidence" and you likely won't see it back until any legal proceedings against the "company" are finished. Even then it will likely be a fraction of what you put in. Occasionally people get all their money back, but it is rare. I suggest you contact the bank listed previously, your country's law enforcement agency for this type of crime, the appropriate UK police agency, and the FBI in the US since they claim that's where they are located.
Sorry for your losses and best of luck in the future.
Korxax
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