oneminers dot com is a probable scam mining company

[ABCbits]

The accounts promoting the oneminers scam are back at it... Seems to be one person operating all the accounts. Anyway, I have raised Type 1 flags against the main shills, please consider supporting them:

doubletheprof
serchan
BitJannik
MaxLevCoin

Right now they are just promoting a "mining calculator" hosted on the oneminers site. I don't really know if the calculations are worth anything or not, but the site itself is 100% a scam & nobody should consider depositing money there.

Another of their accounts is back to shill asicprofit (calculator website that affliated with oneminers), so i decided to make type 1 flag.

KovaBTC

I also have requested support for these 5 flags on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5153445.msg65687299#msg65687299.

[albon]

Another of their accounts is back to shill asicprofit (calculator website that affliated with oneminers), so i decided to make type 1 flag.

KovaBTC

I also have requested support for these 5 flags on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5153445.msg65687299#msg65687299.

Great job, guys.

I have already tagged their accounts and supported all the flags and it’s good that most of their topics have been deleted by the moderators. Hopefully,, these accounts will be banned as well.

I don’t know why these bastards never get tired of promoting this scam mining company. These scammers have no conscience. We must stand together and unite to protect the members of this community from their evil so that they don’t fall victim to their schemes..  I hope that if they create new accounts, you will post them in this thread. I’ve already set notifications here.

[ABCbits]

Another of their accounts is back to shill asicprofit (calculator website that affliated with oneminers), so i decided to make type 1 flag.

KovaBTC

I also have requested support for these 5 flags on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5153445.msg65687299#msg65687299.

Great job, guys.

I have already tagged their accounts and supported all the flags and it’s good that most of their topics have been deleted by the moderators. Hopefully,, these accounts will be banned as well.

I don’t know why these bastards never get tired of promoting this scam mining company. These scammers have no conscience. We must stand together and unite to protect the members of this community from their evil so that they don’t fall victim to their schemes..  I hope that if they create new accounts, you will post them in this thread. I’ve already set notifications here.

I appreciate your support and action. I don't pay attention to new account. But using ninjastic.space, i can easily search any post and thread that mention this website and other afflicted/related website. Here's link to the search result if you or any other member wish to check it manually,

https://ninjastic.space/search?content=oneminers%7Casicprofit%7C%22one%20miners%22%7C%22one%20miner%22%7C%22asic%20profit%22%7Coneminers.com%7Casicprofit.com%7Cminerboxes%7Cminerboxes.com%7C%22miner%20boxes%22%7Cpcpraha%7Cpcpraha.cz%7Ccirclehash%7Ccirclehash.com%7Ciceriver.eu

I also just updated this thread with link to the flag and add one more red flag noticed by other member.

[ABCbits]

I found 2 other account used to shill this website and other related website. Here's link to their archived shill thread/reply.

https://ninjastic.space/post/65709822
https://ninjastic.space/post/65735800
https://ninjastic.space/post/65638581

I raised type 1 flag to those accounts, feel free to support it.

RagnarTheThunderer
AsvXrin

[Shishir99]

Well, I see the thread is pretty much old now. I didn't check if I had commented before. The website looks fishy when I read your thread. But I wanted to dig more and check what other website says about Oneminers. See what they think about Oneminers:

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/oneminers.com 4.4 ratings
https://tradersunion.com/reviews/oneminers-com/ 3.5 Ratings
https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/oneminers.com Trust score 71
https://www.reviews.io/company-reviews/store/oneminers.com 4 Ratings
https://realreviews.io/reviews/oneminers.com? 4.7 Ratings

Most of the reviews are positive, and they say Oneminers are legit. Where are we living today?

[ABCbits]

Well, I see the thread is pretty much old now. I didn't check if I had commented before. The website looks fishy when I read your thread. But I wanted to dig more and check what other website says about Oneminers. See what they think about Oneminers:

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/oneminers.com 4.4 ratings
https://tradersunion.com/reviews/oneminers-com/ 3.5 Ratings
https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/oneminers.com Trust score 71
https://www.reviews.io/company-reviews/store/oneminers.com 4 Ratings
https://realreviews.io/reviews/oneminers.com? 4.7 Ratings

Most of the reviews are positive, and they say Oneminers are legit. Where are we living today?

I suspect those are fake reviews, although i have no way to prove it. But,

1. tradersunion.com and scamadviser.com use trustpilot.com data as one way to determine it's score/rating.
2. On reviews.io, advertising spam get "Verified Reviewer" tag.

3. People should also read review with low star/rating, even when the website have good star/rating.

[Shishir99]

I suspect those are fake reviews, although i have no way to prove it. But,

1. tradersunion.com and scamadviser.com use trustpilot.com data as one way to determine it's score/rating.
2. On reviews.io, advertising spam get "Verified Reviewer" tag.
3. People should also read review with low star/rating, even when the website have good star/rating.

I also feel like these ratings are fake.
But I am concerned that even if a website is a scam, they can manipulate the entire internet by spending money and can have positive feedback and reviews. Looking at those reviews and ratings, do you think anyone would believe the website is a scam? If I scream on social media saying Oneminers is a scam website, people would call me idiot and they would show me those ratings. They won't understand that these reviews are fake. This is why I said - where are we living today?

[stefandgal]

I've been a customer for 8 months now, oneminers is real, they operate multiple hosting centers, with legitimate partners and many customers.
Many comments on this page are not aligned with reality.

Many of the red flags mentioned are caused by exaggerated or false claims made to lure beginners or naive customers.
Other red flags are caused by the intentional low legal footprint of the company to be ready to hide or run when the authorities knock at the door.

In reality this could be a great service, they do many things right.
The largest problem is that you cannot configure your own pool account, by company policy, not a bug. The rewards go first to the OneMiners wallet, and from there they give you a fraction. The claim is that you get 100% of the pool rewards, simply not true, easy to verify (compare one miner rewards with any of the established mining pools), so the actual model is rewards sharing.
For BTC the range of what OneMiners "takes" from the rewards is 5% to 20%, you will never receive the full rewards. For other coins it can be as bad as 50%.

Let me say that more clearly, at any point oneminers can decide to take an arbitrary amount from your rewards and there is no recourse. Their explanation for the gap is "pool luck" which absolutely only fools beginners, all pools you can choose from have the same "bad luck". This meets the legal definition of fraud...

This questionable company policy (aka rewards fraud) prevents me from recommending this service, fraud policy cannot be fixed, it is not a bug.

[ABCbits]

I've been a customer for 8 months now, oneminers is real, they operate multiple hosting centers, with legitimate partners and many customers.
Many comments on this page are not aligned with reality.

If you actually read this thread and reply, they actually use stock or edited image for "their" building or mining hardware. See,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5534176.msg65199767#msg65199767
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5534176.msg65202456#msg65202456

So i doubt your claim "operate multiple hosting centers".

Many of the red flags mentioned are caused by exaggerated or false claims made to lure beginners or naive customers.

How convenient to dismiss all kinds of stated red flags as exaggerated or false claim. By the way, i expect most people consider false claim as red flag.

Other red flags are caused by the intentional low legal footprint of the company to be ready to hide or run when the authorities knock at the door.

That sounds like they're doing something shady or violate regulation.

In reality this could be a great service, they do many things right.

Do you imply oneminers offer poor service and doing many things wrong?

The largest problem is that you cannot configure your own pool account, by company policy, not a bug. The rewards go first to the OneMiners wallet, and from there they give you a fraction. The claim is that you get 100% of the pool rewards, simply not true, easy to verify (compare one miner rewards with any of the established mining pools), so the actual model is rewards sharing.
For BTC the range of what OneMiners "takes" from the rewards is 5% to 20%, you will never receive the full rewards. For other coins it can be as bad as 50%.

Assuming your statement is accurate, that's ridiculous. Other mining colocation service or hasrate marketplace let you choose pool, where the mined coin managed by pool you choose.

Let me say that more clearly, at any point oneminers can decide to take an arbitrary amount from your rewards and there is no recourse. Their explanation for the gap is "pool luck" which absolutely only fools beginners, all pools you can choose from have the same "bad luck". This meets the legal definition of fraud...

This questionable company policy (aka rewards fraud) prevents me from recommending this service, fraud policy cannot be fixed, it is not a bug.

Whether they're probable scam (due to red flags listed on this thread) or doing shady stuff you mentioned, it's clear what people should do or not do regarding oneminers.

[stefandgal]

The readers of this thread deserve a balanced, realistic, data driven perspective.
I am a real oneminers customer sharing my experience. It is data that should be looked at, data is impartial by itself.

I understand your statements were challenged, sometimes fairly, sometimes not, and it must have hurt.
But attacking everyone that has something to say does not help anyone.

You are trying to inform the readers the same way I am, thank you for that.
We should both listen to what the other has to say, I have indisputable data that contradicts some of your statements, it complements others.

In the end we agree, oneminers is not to be trusted, but our reasons are quite different.
My concern is that fraud and lies are so deeply engrained in the policies and culture at oneminers that it is hopeless.

[nutildah]

We should both listen to what the other has to say, I have indisputable data that contradicts some of your statements, it complements others.

Would you mind presenting some of it? Anybody can say they have anything, but without proof, it means nothing. You're just asking us to take your word for it. I personally found some obvious manipulations which make it appear oneminers are lying about owning anything outside of a PO box. They seem to have a good marketing budget which they use to tour actual mining farms and take a bunch of pictures to pretend they own them. A lot of the information they provide just doesn't add up.

In the end we agree, oneminers is not to be trusted, but our reasons are quite different.
My concern is that fraud and lies are so deeply engrained in the policies and culture at oneminers that it is hopeless.

Regardless of how correct me or ABCbits are, my view is this is just another reason why nobody should support oneminers or send them any money.

[Zwei]

I am a real oneminers customer sharing my experience.

are you even a real oneminers customer as you claim? do you have any proof of that?

It is data that should be looked at, data is impartial by itself.

not if you cherry pick the data.

You are trying to inform the readers the same way I am, thank you for that.

no, you are not. it's clear you only want to defend this scam company.

We should both listen to what the other has to say, I have indisputable data that contradicts some of your statements, it complements others.

data this, data that, post this indisputable data or shut up about it.

In the end we agree, oneminers is not to be trusted, but our reasons are quite different.
My concern is that fraud and lies are so deeply engrained in the policies and culture at oneminers that it is hopeless.

i'm curious, if that's what you really think, then why are you still a "customer" of oneminers who according to your own words are full of fraud and lies to the point it's hopeless.
and why are you trying to defend their fraud and lies here?

[stefandgal]

Here is proof I am a customer and the company actually does mining.
https://i.postimg.cc/RCd6syrC/Screenshot-2025-09-01-190846.png
For some people no proof will ever be enough, why in the world would I lie?

I clearly do not recommend oneminers, my experience is negative.
I am only associated with oneminers as a customer, no other connection.

It took time to discover the problems, that is why I am sharing this and warning others.
Once the hardware is hosted with oneminers re-hosting is expensive, given the large upfront pre-paid costs for infrastructure, warranty, etc.
The action I am taking is stop investing with them, but I have no choice but continue to be a customer for the 70+ miners running in 3 hosting centers.

The goal here should be not to establish who is wrong or right, no ego, but to inform users.

[ABCbits]

The readers of this thread deserve a balanced, realistic, data driven perspective.
I am a real oneminers customer sharing my experience. It is data that should be looked at, data is impartial by itself.

That makes sense, although so far i do not see you sharing any kind of data.

In the end we agree, oneminers is not to be trusted, but our reasons are quite different.

Yeah, it's something that both of us could agree.

Here is proof I am a customer and the company actually does mining.
https://i.postimg.cc/RCd6syrC/Screenshot-2025-09-01-190846.png
For some people no proof will ever be enough, why in the world would I lie?

FYI, link to screenshot you shared doesnt even contain "oneminers" text or logo.

[nutildah]

Here is proof I am a customer and the company actually does mining.
https://i.postimg.cc/RCd6syrC/Screenshot-2025-09-01-190846.png

You do understand that this isn't actually "proof" the company does mining. Its just a dashboard. Anything, or nothing at all, could be behind the numbers being shown. It could be 100% legit or it could be a front for a ponzi scheme.

For some people no proof will ever be enough, why in the world would I lie?

I don't know. I will just assume you are telling the truth about being a customer. To be honest the whole thing screams scam, that's my takeaway from having looked at these types of operations pretty intimately for 5+ years.

The action I am taking is stop investing with them, but I have no choice but continue to be a customer for the 70+ miners running in 3 hosting centers.

If I was you I would withdraw everything now, while there's still a likelihood of them paying out investors.

[Shishir99]

Well, I think we all have a reason to suspect that guy as an employee of oneminers. But if he is not someone from oneminers, I think we can believe him. He didn't say anything positive that can change anyone's mind regarding Oneminers. Even he pointed out something serious. Even if you get cheap miners, I don't think people would choose oneminers because of the revenue-sharing scheme system they have.

Why on the earth I have to use a miner that won't allow me to change the pool and the wallet address? What if oneminers keep all my money? I dthink they won't do that because people won't run their miner anymore if oneminers do that.