AsicLine POW Miner SCAM Hardware. 10/30/2020. See Calc for a Laugh! Poll!

[Searing]

Found a really, really, lame scammer attempt...I mean 'laughably' lame indeed!

www.asicline.com

claims the usual 'unicorn dreams and rainbow farts" of a 3 dual miner at 650 watts see the fantasy specs below:


FirstLine

5000 USD

    Bitcoin 410 TH/s
    Litecoin 60 GH/s
    Ethereum 8 GH/s
    Monero 3 MH/s
    Power consumption 650W
    Power Socket 110V-240V
    Algorithm Multi-Algorithm
    CHIP 5nm ASIC
    Networking connection mode RJ45 Ethernet and Wireless
    PSU Integrated
    2 Years Warranty

Notice the 'newbie' attempt at a scam. Combo miner, 3 coins even you can do, BTC/ETH/LTC/Monero with a power consumption that never changes at 650 watts!

that it can even RUN at 410 TH at 110volts! The un-heard-of-fairy-dust dream of 2-year warranty!

I especially like the 202 area code for Washington D.C. with the mailing address in Minnesota!

There online calculator I actually kinda like..and it shows the 1st month the following...(I wet dream wish this was so!)

Such, lame 'newbie' miner buy 'ripoff' skils...I mean do even 'scammers' have to pride in their work anymore?

https://asicline.com/calculator/

So it shows for Bitcoin Miner at 410TH and 650 watts a profit of $2,093.33 a month! I frigging wish!

Anyway, thought I'd put this up for a laugh on how bad a job they did. No pride in scmmer work anymore.

Brad

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[Searing]

reserved!

[mikeywith]

But sir!! we are an established business, we have been in the market for 4 whooping months (never mind the 1 year only subscription, our boss's son spent all the IT budget on his new iPhone).



Sir, we are legit, we use asic chips imported from Neptune this why we can achieve such hashrate, if you don't trust us, please buy first and then judge, sir.

No pride in scmmer work anymore.

Indeed, scammers back then used to put in some work, they would seduce the victim for weeks, endless emails back and forth, and all that just to get the victim to send $200 via western union, but nowadays scammers, spend $50 on a domain and use an "on-the-go" WordPress and attempt to scam multiple victims for $5,000.

While this fits best in this section, it will sadly be moved to the reputation/scam accusation board because of the forum rules.

Nice catch, sir!.

[philipma1957]

I voted I have seen worse.

But 410th would be a nice btc miner.

[lightfoot]

Oh for fuck's sake. I wonder how many people will be scammed by this.

However it is coming up on winter and getting colder. Time to get a miner or two out to keep the house warm.

[wheelz1200]

Oh for fuck's sake. I wonder how many people will be scammed by this.

However it is coming up on winter and getting colder. Time to get a miner or two out to keep the house warm.

Sad thing is if they scam even one person it would be sort their time.  I do agree pretty lame attempt but chances are they will nab someone.  Its unfortunate but the greed in people get them in situations you can't get out of.

[Searing]

Oh for fuck's sake. I wonder how many people will be scammed by this.

However it is coming up on winter and getting colder. Time to get a miner or two out to keep the house warm.

Sad thing is if they scam even one person it would be sort their time.  I do agree pretty lame attempt but chances are they will nab someone.  Its unfortunate but the greed in people get them in situations you can't get out of.

This showed up on a legit email from a crypto feed...it said 'sponsored' i kill the feed after reading it and can't remember the name..but it was billed as a legit

news story with a very, very, small 'sponored' tag.

I also got the following in the email today, in that I got a 'tongue in cheek' sent to them via their email to 'review' their 'vaporware' product just to see how they

played this.

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Dear Brad,

We have multiple requests of that kind from bitcointalk and youtube, i added your request on the list, we will choose 1 Bitcointalk user and one Youtube vlogger based on some factors.

The selection will be made on Friday next week, if you will be selected for Bitcointalk you will receive an email from me to explain the agreement.

Regards,

Stephanie W.
Marketing Manager
428 Minnesota St
Saint Paul, MN 55101
United States
+1 (206) 965-8243

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again, no skills they have a 206 area code in the phone number...they do answer but a foriegn voice says to use the email of general@asicline.com

also notice the 206 area code is for Seattle WA not St.Paul, MN 56001. By the By, idiots, who sent above email one of the area codes for St. Paul is 612

so another level of cluelessness as they screwed it up!

man what a bunch of 'scammer' newbs! I mean, if this is the trickery is that 'supposed' to save us, if this is the best the younger generation can throw out their as a

scammers? ..I mean how can we be saved...thru 'cunning' and 'gile' when our 'soon to be "Benevolent All-Powerful and All Seeing

Alien Overlords' arrive by StarGate to occupy the Earth?..well, crap, we are all doomed! The 'I assume" 'younger' generation have no real skills to overthrow such.

I mean, hell, did they ever even WATCH Star Gate or take any lessons from all the 'Evil SuperVillains' from their cartoon youth. No follow through..sheesh.....

Not sure it is 'worth' playing scammer tag with these folks, sorta would be like playing Chess with a Toddler..but hey...stuff to do in the Pandemic!

People just don't take pride in their work anymore...I mean really, I'm insulted that you think we may be that stupid but to imply we are..

in this lame matter is just way too harsh!

Ack! That cuts me to the quick! I will add to this lame/dismal/crypto/soap-opera as they play email tag with me. Damn am I bored!

Brad

[lightfoot]

So how do they do payment? Bitcoin?