Thenewminer.com Newmine.io review - SCAM \ Something is wrong \

[LN3]

Hi,
I want to ask you guys is this some SCAM.

I was looking for miners and found an advertised website called TheNewMiner.com, when I chose something in this website I'm redirected to another one, who looks like the first one, but its called NewMine.io !

thenewminer.com is Registered On:
2021-01-11

newmine.io is Registered On:
2020-01-30

Can somebody tell me why is that happening ?

Thenewminer.com is SCAM or Newmine.io is SCAM or what ?

[logfiles]

They are scammers. Don't send any money to them.

1. Claim to have been in operation since 2015, but the domain is barely a month old


2. Claim to have featured in popular media sites like Bloomberg, Forbes, BBC News but there are no links to prove so;


3. their website is full of copied images from other sources;

[stompix]

Thenewminer.com is SCAM or Newmine.io is SCAM or what ?

It's more simple than that, they both are scam websites.

Btw, apart from what logfiles just said, that address is probably some stargate into the crypto universe or something, I think I've seen over a hundred of them having an office at exactly the same location, whenever I see Shelton Street or Kemp House I already know this is another crappy scam.

Also funny, wonder from where they have copied the terms and conditions:

We do not generally deliver to addresses outside England and Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man andChannels Islands. If, however, we accept an Order for delivery outside that area, you may need to pay import duties orother taxes, as we will not pay them

If(!) they accept you order, lol.

Refunds:

Once we receive your item, we will inspect it and notify you that we have received your returned
item. We will immediately notify you on the status of your refund after inspecting the item.
If your return is approved, we will initiate a refund to your credit card (or original method of payment).
There will be a fee of 25% or $1500; or equivalent in cryptocurrency, whichever is greater to in correlation with the depreciation of hardware and restocking.

I wonder if the guy that wrote this even knows where the UK is on the map, not even talking about consumer protection laws there.