Bittech NS Neoscrypt ASIC 63MH/s is a ***SCAM***

[biztalk23]

https://bittech.cn.com

This was announced on many news sites (paid articles) and listed on couple of ASIC profitability sites, as well as on HashDeploy for sale.

I pre-ordered one in September fro $1899 and it was to be delivered by 10th Oct. Nothing so far and no response to mails.

And now without delivering the pre-orders they are taking new orders at $1699 for in-stock delivery.

Save your money and don't buy anything from Bittech.

[biztalk23]

Bump to keep thread alive - until proven not SCAM or website shuts down.

[vincl]

a mod should make a pinned thread with listed scam manufacturer

[usmras]

@biztalk23 sorry to hear that :/

https://bittech.cn.com

This was announced on many news sites (paid articles) and listed on couple of ASIC profitability sites, as well as on HashDeploy for sale.

I pre-ordered one in September fro $1899 and it was to be delivered by 10th Oct. Nothing so far and no response to mails.

And now without delivering the pre-orders they are taking new orders at $1699 for in-stock delivery.

Save your money and don't buy anything from Bittech.

[badbart]

If you look at the cost of hosting $420 for a year it seems too good to be true. 

[0xcosmos]

from the looks of the website
it smells a big funky scam to me
never trust these kind of websites without a review from a reputable member on this forum

[WinMar]

Thanks for the scam tip. I was considering this box but it appears to be a scam.

[leowonderful]

I typically never trust new asic manufacturers as well due to the large amount of scams as of late, as do most people on this forum. As an example, the account representing Blackminer on this subforum had negative trust until it was proven that the miners being sold were indeed delivered and working after about a month or two, can't hurt to be too careful in cryptocurrency.

Sucks that the miner you purchased was a scam, but there's always that risk with a new manufacturer. Occasionally the companies selling the miners pay crypto news outlets to advertise their miner, and it seems that's what happened this time around. In the future when you're buying a new miner, I suggest doing a search for the miner on this forum or making a topic on the miner here if you're unsure about the legitimacy of a manufacturer or miner.

Seems like the site you linked in OP's now dead according to Cloudflare currently, so others should not be scammed by this site for now.