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January 05, 2014, 09:11:24 AM
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What happened::
Myself and a group of members from our local bitcoin club had decided to do a bulk order of a minimum of 12 of theirh 4TH/s units ( http://www.bitcominers.com/shop/bitco-forcer-4-ths-rack-mount-asic-miner/ ) . As we live not even 4 hours from the company we contacted them to do a local pickup. As there is NO record of them being an incorporated business in the state of Illinois, and the Chamber of commerce in Channahon, IL where they say they are located have No record of this business in town. One would have to be heavily insane to wire transfer over $150,000usd to someone with no proof of product or even proof of the business existing and seeing as it is a 4 hour drive, we decided that the only way to verify the company and product was to physically pick them up and pay in cash. Below, you will see the events that transpired while communicating with this company.

Scammers Profile Link:
None that i can find, although they do have some bogus 1 -3 post accounts of people claiming to have bough some of their smaller units with no other activity other than trying to promote the product.

Reference Link:
http://www.bitcominers.com/

Amount Scammed:
They are attempting to scam us out of over $150,000 Luckily we did not send any means of payment after a very thorough investigation

Payment Method:
They claim that they will not accept anything but a direct wire transfer or bitcoin, and decline to use escrow.

Proof of Payment:
No payment has been made yet. although one of our club members is a retired detective and now private investigator as he is retired. Once we can get the name behind the head of the claimed company, we will be sending payment for 1 unit via bank wire transfer and on the assumption that they are not going to deliver, we are going to sue for $100,000 to make sure that they do not scam anyone else.

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Original e-mail January 4th 2014:

Good morning,

I don’t mean to be the typical cynical skeptic but when I see 4TH/s available for under $13,000 a unit and you stating that they will be ready by January 10th. It raises a few red flags for me. On the bright side, I live only 6 hours away from your published address and I deal in cash. SO if this is in fact a legitimate product and is in fact going to be available in just over a week, I would love to drive on down and buy one or two of them from you in person. I don’t buy into the pre-order game most manufacturers are playing these days. And don’t send money to small companies with little or in your case no history. Its nothing personal. I have purchased over 100 TH/s worth of hardware the past few months and have not been scammed out of a dollar, so I just don’t want to start now. So please. Let me know if this is possible. If this is in fact legit, I would happily take your whole office out for lunch for producing such an amazing product and an amazing price. I also am president of our local bitcoin club with over 250 members, so if it is in fact legit, I could probably return with orders for 10 or more of the 4 TH/s unit.

Respectfully,

Reply Email: January 4th 2014

Hello,

I understand your concern in this matter, but for security reasons, we do not allow visits. It may be possible but later, in 1-2 month, when we will end with bustle that is happens now because of nearest deadline of shipping of our Forcer 4TH/s miners from the first batch.

Best regards,
Brian Lewish

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My reply to them 10 minutes later:


Ok then give me another payment option. I will not wire transfer money without seeing a working product, just as much as you wouldn’t send me the product on my word that when it arrived I would pay you. $13,000 is the price of a small car, you would not wire someone money for a car that you have not seen or been able to test drive. Send it COD, or start taking credit cards. If your company is really lacking in business smarts so much that they are going to lose out on $26,000 in sales over not allowing someone to stop by for 10 minutes to see the machines work and pick them up. Then there is not a doubt in my mind as well as anyone else’s mind that this 4TH/s miner is nothing more than vaporware or a scam. I could have $130,000 worth of these units sold on top of the units I want to buy for myself and have them sold the minute they are available. But nobody is spending a single cent until we see a working product. We have over 250 active members in our bitcoin group between Madison and Lacrosse WI. All within 5 hours drive from you or less, I have at least 10 guys who want to order at least one unit each when I return with working units to prove they work and are real, that is at minimum of $150,000 in sales for your company including the two I wish to purchase.

I really think you should re-think your decision to not let me pick up my miners in person, you could even have someone meet me somewhere with internet connection to show that the unit works. At a police department even if your that worried about it. I don’t give a hoot if you’re selling them out of the basement at your grandmother’s house as long as it is a legitimate working product.  I hate to be the one to call a kettle black, but if you’re willing to pass up over $150,000 minimum in sales this month alone over something so minor as a local pickup on a unit or two to verify its existence and fucntion, there is not a doubt in the world that your product is 100% a sham, and I think that It would make a great project for this month for our 250 members to be sure and warn everyone with a pair of ears or eyes to stay away from your company in general. So lets be sensible here and find a workable solution, We have cash, we want to buy your machines, but we are not spending a penny until we verify their existence. You stand to make a very substantial profit off our sales if the units are real. Or we can spend hundreds upon thousands of man hours making sure that your scam does not make another dollar of the bitcoin community. What I was asking for is not unreasonable, and I certianly was not expecting the shady reply that I just got from you. Beyond that 1-2 months from now those machines won’t be worth half what you’re asking for them as there will be 6TH/s units for the same price in hand ready to ship, no pre-order. The only reason we are standing in line now to buy your units if they are real is because of the ROI before the march surge in hardware on the network.

Their reply an hour later:

We will not loose any sales.
Most of our customers are paying via Bank Transfer, we have enough demand on our products (even more than we can produce).

You are welcome to order miners from another company if you feel it is more comfortable with you.

Best regards,
Brian Lewish
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Sales Department,
Bitco Miners


Additional Notes:

Now with all that, and having nothing to do on an idle Saturday afternoon we decided that since it was early we were going to take a drive to where they say they are located. at 27380 W Saxony Drive channahon IL. Roughly 4 hours later we arrive at that address (which does not really exist as Saxony drive is an access road behind a bunch of strip malls ) and find the following;  A doctors office, a dental clinic, great clips, a veterinary clinic, little ceasers pizza, some a dollar store. and a nail salon. Every retail location clearly labeled, no other buildings in sight on Saxony drive and we drove it from end to end about 5 times. So needless to say unless they have a top secret underground laboratory with a secret hidden entrance in the middle of a corn field. This business does not exist. Furthermore after a full day exhaustive search there including a search through an irs database. wouldn't you know it. there is not a single person in the entire united states named Brian Lewish who has ever reported an income in the past 50 years.

And to end with, we have notified the IC3 ( http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx ) in the united states and already received a reply that since December 19th they have received over 20 complaints from people. To make it even better, we were politely informed by a sweet old lady on the phone @ the IC3 that as they are claiming to do business overseas as well that they have already passed the case along to the FBI and their anti terrorism department for further investigation based on the nature of the reports.

To aggravate matters worse although i am already sure they are aware, we are notifying the local police department on Monday so they too can launch a formal investigation.

Case Closed Bitco Miners is a scam

Now please feel free to talk smack and be sure and leave some negative trust comments for me while your at it.

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January 05, 2014, 09:20:15 AM
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You just saved me some money! I guess the saying 'If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is' applies.

Thank you, and great detective work.
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January 05, 2014, 09:25:36 AM
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You just saved me some money! I guess the saying 'If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is' applies.

Thank you, and great detective work.

Dont thank me, i'm just the president of the BTC608 club, it was the hard work and determination of our members that brought all this to light. i was just a volunteer to drive down there with a few of them. the real thanks goes out to the following people

John Smart
Dania Moretti
Alexx Jankowski
Tom Thompson
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James McCain

all from Madison Wisconsin.

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January 05, 2014, 09:33:55 AM
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You just saved me some money! I guess the saying 'If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is' applies.

Thank you, and great detective work.

Dont thank me, i'm just the president of the BTC608 club, it was the hard work and determination of our members that brought all this to light. i was just a volunteer to drive down there with a few of them. the real thanks goes out to the following people

John Smart
Dania Moretti
Alexx Jankowski
Tom Thompson
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James McCain

all from Madison Wisconsin.

Can I have their addresses too? I'd like to send them a little something from my Ghanaian uncle.

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January 05, 2014, 09:38:08 AM
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You just saved me some money! I guess the saying 'If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is' applies.

Thank you, and great detective work.

Dont thank me, i'm just the president of the BTC608 club, it was the hard work and determination of our members that brought all this to light. i was just a volunteer to drive down there with a few of them. the real thanks goes out to the following people

John Smart
Dania Moretti
Alexx Jankowski
Tom Thompson
&
James McCain

all from Madison Wisconsin.

Can I have their addresses too? I'd like to send them a little something from my Ghanaian uncle.

Are you asking for their physical addresses? i dont think they would want that information made public on a forum. As is the only reason that their names were shared is because it would have been easy enough to find anyways for anyone who lives in minnisota, wisconsin, iowa, or illinois as our group keeps growing by the day. 2 months old and 250 members already.

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January 05, 2014, 09:49:50 AM
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Oh wow sounds like they're doing good work. My cousin's over there in Chicago. Can he join up?

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January 05, 2014, 10:02:02 AM
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Oh wow sounds like they're doing good work. My cousin's over there in Chicago. Can he join up?

The BTC608 group meets in Madison Wisconsin once a month, but if he wants to make the drive up once a month he would be welcome to join. It was mainly formed for members in the 608 area code, but we do have a few from Minneapolis MN, Milwaukee WI, Iowa, and the Chicago area already. so i dont think one more would hurt.

We mainly organize community events such as public speeches for bitcoin awareness, and we do fund raisers for media campaigns. a lot of our time is spent discussing ways to help get local merchants in the 608 area code to start accepting bitcoin, in less than 2 months time we have gotten over 40 businesses including 1 dentist to start accepting bitcoin as payment in the 608 area code.

Although we do at times put together large group purchases for hardware internally for our group, but only for in stock merchandise, and only after we have been able to fly to wherever and do a local pickup and test the machines. Myself and one of our Asian members just went to china a week and a half ago to take a tour of a facility that makes hardware and ordered 100 units that we are selling on ebay  in a few weeks to raise $200,000 for a national television campaign for bitcoin awareness. We have a TV commercial design contest running on this forum under the projects threads.

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January 05, 2014, 10:36:52 AM
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joining details? cant find on Google

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joining details? cant find on Google

We dont have a website or what not. Not yet anyways. We are discussing it at this months meeting actually, Having started only 2 months ago ( November 9th ) being our first meeting we really did not expect the kind of growth we have had. 33 members at the november meeting, 211 at the december meeting, and now 250 planned for the january meeting. For now we are just using a mailing list to notify everyone of community events and we have finally settled on the meetings being the 3rd Saturday of each month. We still have not settled on a standard meeting place, so far we have just booked a conference room at the radison hotel, but they biggest one they have only hold 275 people so we are going to have to start looking to the future to find a place big enough for us to all meet at.

If you want to send me your e-mail in a PM i can get you put on the mailing list. Also please send your shirt size and i will be sure and have a BTC608 T-shirt at the next meeting. Everyone gets one, and they are free. There are no membership fees.

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January 06, 2014, 09:39:54 AM
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Just to re-confirm, every last state in the USA has now been checked, and there are no articles of incorporation for Bitco Miners LLC in any state in the USA. We have some people working on tracking down the IP address through their hosting company. and will be working on putting a name to the bank account they want to use for direct bank wire transfers. Also its location. Any of you who have been ripped off already, please contact me. There will soon be a person to hold accountable so you can recover your funds.

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January 06, 2014, 05:41:00 PM
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Wow, thanks TerraHasher!  I just ran across their website a few minutes ago and saw the 2thps miner at $5700 supposedly "in-hand" and was trying to figure out how to scrape up some money.  I've seen that machine supposedly "in-hand" on ebay going for over $30k. 

Tell all your members to huddle around their bitcoin miners for warmth!  Or put them outside and overclock the hell out of them!   Grin

Wish we had a group like yours here. (NW Washingtons State) I'm tempted to start one, but with my medical issues I'd probably have a very difficult time keeping up with it all.

Thanks for saving me and many others some money!


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January 06, 2014, 06:45:24 PM
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Hey dear Community,

I ordered a Contract with 157 Ghs and got no Answer or anything like that. I paid with Btc. Is there any Way how i can get my Coins back?

Sorry for my bad English... Cheesy
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January 06, 2014, 07:11:33 PM
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Hey dear Community,

I ordered a Contract with 157 Ghs and got no Answer or anything like that. I paid with Btc. Is there any Way how i can get my Coins back?

Sorry for my bad English... Cheesy

They've probably already abandoned their site, but I had a 25GHS contract with them that I had paid with BTC and I argued round and round with whoever the person was that was answering the sales@bitcominers.com emails. I guess they finally got tired of me bitching at them and they gave me back my BTC..

I was about to drop $2300 on a 3 month 1THS contract but hesitated and only got the 25GHS for starters.. Glad I didn't give them $2300..
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January 07, 2014, 04:19:59 AM
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Wow, thanks TerraHasher!  I just ran across their website a few minutes ago and saw the 2thps miner at $5700 supposedly "in-hand" and was trying to figure out how to scrape up some money.  I've seen that machine supposedly "in-hand" on ebay going for over $30k. 

Tell all your members to huddle around their bitcoin miners for warmth!  Or put them outside and overclock the hell out of them!   Grin

Wish we had a group like yours here. (NW Washingtons State) I'm tempted to start one, but with my medical issues I'd probably have a very difficult time keeping up with it all.

Thanks for saving me and many others some money!


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Glad you found the info before you got taken. It really is a full time job being president of a big bitcoin group. Luckily, i pretty much quit my day job in october when i went from being bitcoin rich to bitcoin super wealthy. so i have nothing but time to run a group and sell hardware on ebay. Although paypal has just started freezing every ones account that can be linked to bitcoin in any way so be careful if you are buying or selling on ebay or on any other site for that matter. i just had $54,600 froze. but at the same time got a judge to rule that i can sue them in his court. 

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January 07, 2014, 05:49:18 AM
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I found the info because it looked too good to be true and did a search.   Grin  Always a good idea for everybody!

I don't work due to the Cluster headaches I get, (kinda like a day long migraine packed into 30-120 minutes, then repeat up to 10 times a day. clusterheadaches.com if you are curious)  They have slowed down recently so I'm doing better, but you're right.  I'm pretty sure I couldn't run a group like that, even though I don't have a job.  I could help, but not run it by myself, I couldn't be reliable enough. But I really do need something productive to do, going stir crazy.  I have a hard time even leaving the house because I'm so light sensitive. And I never know when they will ramp back up and wipe me out again.  

I actually first got interested in bitcoin 3 years ago and had a 5970 at the time, but before I figured out how to get started my headaches ramped up and made it impossible to even think, so I didn't actually get started until very recently.  Cry  I could have been bitcoin rich too.  Oh, well, that's life.  Nothing I can do about it now but get started.  Maybe bitcoin will go over $10k each and at least make me less poor.  lol.  I don't have enough yet for even that to matter though, so I gotta get cracking.   Wink   I ordered a few antminers I found for a not too terrible price, hopefully I can squeeze some cons out of them and then sell them on ebay when I get something better.  Would really love to have a few Thps though.  I made the possible mistake of ordering a butterfly labs 600 Ghps miner, sure hope they don't ship a year late this time...  didn't know about  that at the time.  If you see any deals I'd love to hear about them.  I might be able to scrape up some cash.

That really sucks about the $54k.  Is that from selling bitcoins? or selling mining equipment?  Good luck in court!  I hear Paypal can be real assholes and think your money is theirs.

Thanks again for saving me from a mistake I can't afford!


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January 08, 2014, 06:46:50 PM
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This is a great post, thanks Terra Hasher.

We've had lots of our customers get scammed by Bitcominers. One guy I spoke to on our live chat said he'd sent them just over 100,000 USD!! How are so many people still finding their site?! Is there no way to contact Google about fraudulent sites ?

I've had private investigator style investors look into me which doesn't feel very nice when you're legit but it's understandable with these kind of scams out there, its just a shame to see and will ultimately harm Bitcoin.

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This is a great post, thanks Terra Hasher.

We've had lots of our customers get scammed by Bitcominers. One guy I spoke to on our live chat said he'd sent them just over 100,000 USD!! How are so many people still finding their site?! Is there no way to contact Google about fraudulent sites ?

I've had private investigator style investors look into me which doesn't feel very nice when you're legit but it's understandable with these kind of scams out there, its just a shame to see and will ultimately harm Bitcoin.

Already contacted google, which ultimately owns ebay and paypal if you dig super deep enough through the corporate vale. As far as they were concerned Advertising dollars are advertising dollars. If you made a bogus website offering to sell ferrari's for $1.00 but would only accept bitcoin and never delivered a single one and the will still let you advertise. They said that they would need a court order to take it down before they would.

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Oh well, nothing new in bitcoin economy. Still bunch of speculants, scammers and idiots.



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Below is one of the first emails I received from sales@bitcominers.com

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From: Bitco Miners Sales <sales@bitcominers.com>
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2014 12:27:20 -0600
Message-ID: <CAAL5tbsRt18+8WW432ouVOLT-Kk1Fm5HJDKsvUQ+1sjjiH3jGg@mail.gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Your Bitco Miners order receipt from January 2, 2014
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IP Address:  50.198.47.195
Hostname:  50-198-47-195-static.hfc.comcastbusiness.net
IP Address Country:  United States
IP Continent:  North America
IP Address City Location:  Kankakee
IP Address Region:  Illinois
IP Address Latitude:  41.119,
IP Address Longtitude:  -87.9259
Organization:  Comcast Cable
ISP:  Comcast Cable


Then a a day or so later I checked the header and did a trace on another one.

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From: Bitco Miners Sales <sales@bitcominers.com>
Date: Sat, 4 Jan 2014 17:34:33 +0000
Message-ID: <CAAL5tbsKei9oK0wTesT69zyf_mVWY6E0aG33VDP9p0HewTH1fQ@mail.gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Your Bitco Miners order receipt from January 2, 2014
To: <me>
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IP Address:  81.133.48.95
Hostname:  host81-133-48-95.in-addr.btopenworld.com
IP Address Country:  United Kingdom
IP Continent:  Europe
IP Address City Location:  London
IP Address Region:  London, City of
IP Address Latitude:  51.5142,
IP Address Longtitude:  -0.0931
Organization:  BT
ISP:  BT


Looks like they are bouncing around to hide their true location.
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January 09, 2014, 12:27:40 AM
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It changes every few minutes, the headers are not true, and are generated off a proxy chain, you will find over 1,000 different ip's if you continue to communicate with them.

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