The site is working fine for me since half a year ago i found it. There's another thread over here, if you are interested:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=979634.0There i've posted some tx id's of my payments. I currently have 75khs there and i'm heading towards my last withdrawal to roi on january 9th.
All that other thread is about is people repeating the same crap about that dust giveaway.
Also, it's interesting to see you go from skeptic to active referral promoter just because they sent you a couple of bucks.
I know very little about video card mining script, nor do I want to. I do know a little about establishing legitimacy of companies/business opportunities though....
HashOcean.com domain was registered less than a year ago, but their "news" items stretch back to 2012.
How is that?
They say in their news 26th Jan 2015
The most frequent problem was extremely long domain name. Users were complaining that it was difficult to not only memorize this name but also write it. For this reason we moved our site and now we have shorter and simpler domain name: hashocean.com.
Anyone here know what the previous domain was called?
Anyone here used previous version of the site?
No, I didn't think so....
Their stats are mind boggling, the premise being that they have millions of videocards installed at their globally spread 'data centers' and huge numbers of dust customers.
Does anyone have any proof of any of this, apart from their word?
It's all very well taking someone's word for something, but when you find out that they deliberately lie about other stuff, it doesn't do your confidence in what they say much good.
It's the little things....one of my infallible (so far) sniff tests for scams is customer testimonials.
If they are fake, then so is the company. I mean, why fake a customer when you have over quarter of a million real ones, right?
"Satisfied customer" from HashOcean site
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"Satisfied customer's" clone runs something called if(we)
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TBH, it stinks like Hashprofit did.