Fleet Miner Scam: Fake Crypto Mining Company Exposed

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Fleet Mining Scam: Fake Crypto Mining Company Exposed

The crypto community should be aware of a new scam operation called Fleet Mining. 
Although the company presents itself as a global cloud mining platform with millions of users, all the evidence shows that it is nothing more than a fraudulent scheme. 

Fake Claims About Users 
Fleet Mining claims to have 9 million registered users and gives each new member a $10–$100 “bonus.” 
Simple math shows this would mean $450 million in giveaways — money that does not exist in the crypto market. 

Fake Mining Packages 
The company promises fixed daily profits between $10 and $300,000. 
No legitimate mining or investment service can guarantee such unrealistic returns. 

Fake “Latest Transaction” Section 
Their website includes a so-called “Latest Transaction” area, but all listed transactions are fake and unverifiable on the blockchain. 

Fake Partnerships 
Fleet Mining uses logos of major exchanges like Binance, Kucoin, Coinbase, Kraken, Gate.io, Huobi, OKX, and others to appear credible. 
However, when contacted, these exchanges confirmed that they have no partnership with Fleet Mining and labeled the project as a scam. 

Fake Documents & Company Information 
Fleet Mining shows “Business License,” “Share Certificates,” and an “EIN Tax Number,” but these documents are nothing more than manually edited PDFs. 

They also claim the following corporate info: 
- Fleet Asset Management Group 
- Company Number: 20201618371 
- Address: 1225 17th St, Denver, CO 80202, United States 

All of this is fake. There is no such company at that location or under that number. 

TrustPilot & ScamAdviser Scores 
- TrustPilot reviews are fake and self-written. 
- ScamAdviser gives Fleet Mining a score of 1/100, marking it as a very high-risk scam. 

Sponsored Articles 
Fleet Mining pays crypto news websites $200–$600 to publish sponsored articles. 
These articles promise “up to $10,000 daily passive income” — a clear red flag. 

Examples of paid promotions: 
- CoinCentral 
- Mitrade 
- MEXC 
- Crypto-Economy 
- NewsBTC 
- Ainvest 

Telegram Outreach 
Fleet Mining representatives also contact crypto media outlets via Telegram to buy cheap promotions. 
However, users who invest never get their money back. 

What Is Cloud Mining? 
Cloud Mining means renting mining power from a provider instead of owning hardware. While legitimate services exist, most scams abuse this model to trick users. 

What Is a Mining Scam? 
A Mining Scam is a fraudulent scheme where fake companies collect money under the promise of high mining returns but eventually disappear with investor funds. 

Conclusion 
Fleet Mining has been active for only about one month and is already exposed as a scam operation with fake data, fake partners, and fake documents. 
Investors are strongly advised to avoid Fleet Mining and always verify the legitimacy of platforms before investing. 

Source: ilkbitcoin.com

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Additional Note About the Colorado Business Registration

Fleet Mining often shares a link to the Colorado Secretary of State website, showing the company "Fleet Asset Management Group" registered in Denver with ID number 20201618371. 

Yes, this registration is real — there is indeed a company by that name, founded on July 20, 2020, with status “Good Standing.” 

However, it is important to understand the following: 
- Having a company registration does not prove that the business is legitimate or trustworthy. In the U.S., setting up a company is very cheap and easy. Many scammers create companies just to look official. 
- FleetMining.com may simply be using this company record to appear credible, without actually conducting any real crypto mining business. 
- There is no evidence that this company has 9 million users, pays out daily rewards, or has partnerships with Binance, Coinbase, KuCoin, or other major exchanges. 
- Combined with ScamAdviser’s score (1/100), fake TrustPilot reviews, and paid press releases, the overall pattern strongly suggests a scam operation. 

Conclusion: 
Yes, the Colorado registration exists. But this does not change the fact that Fleet Mining’s crypto mining claims are almost certainly fake. The registration is only being used as a tool to trick investors into believing the company is legitimate.

[kriptoparatr]

Don't believe sites like this; they're a scam designed to deceive people. There are hundreds of companies like this, and they don't refund people's money. Fleet Miner is one of them.

Thanks for sharing in detail

[albon]

Yes, the cloud mining platform you mentioned in your topic is a clear scam.

Fleet Miner is similar to SIXMINING and BSTR Miner, the scams I pointed out in my previous topic [here].

They also claim to have established Fleet Miner in 2020, but a quick check of the WHOIS information shows that the domain is only 2 months and 24 days old, just 85 days, which proves they are lying as well.

It’s clear they have spent a lot of money promoting this fraudulent platform, but just one minute of research would make anyone realize that they are dealing with an illegitimate entity.