[Warning] woamining.com (another fake cloud mining platform)!!!

[SFR10]

What happened:
On their about us & FAQ pages, they claim to be active in this field since 2019, while also having 6.7M users, but they created their website roughly 50 days ago!

A few other things:

• The usual high fixed returns ^{[especially on larger mining contracts]}!
• A limited-time deposit event with a huge cashback ^{[up to 27%]} to lure more users ^[screenshot]!
• A $12 welcome bonus to attract users, but you need to have at least $100 for withdrawals ^{[if they process any]}!

Note: I can probably find more things, but I don't think they're needed.

Scammers Profile Link:
woa2019

Reference Link:
Latest news: BTC and XRP prices fluctuate dramatically. WOAMining helps coin hol ^[archived]

• Archive of woamining.com
  ^{Note: I couldn't archive their contract page, but you can still see their mining contracts by closing the "deposit bonus event" pop-up ad and scrolling to the latter part of their homepage.}
  
  
  • Archive of the about us page
  • Archive of their FAQ page

Additional Notes:

Domain Name: woamining.com
Updated Date: 2025-10-30T04:59:48Z
Creation Date: 2025-09-16T07:33:05Z
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: complaint@gname.com
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +65.31581931

Tagged and "created a flag".

[robelneo]

What happened:
On their about us & FAQ pages, they claim to be active in this field since 2019, while also having 6.7M users, but they created their website roughly 50 days ago!

They are good at lying, undermining the ability of people to investigate. One popular method they use is buying an old domain, so it will look like the site has been around for years.

And they are also good at giving false information, just take a look at this

Welcome to WOA Hash. 🎉 🎉
We're the world's leading hashing power platform, backed by 6.7 million users. Experience effortless hashing power and earn high returns

6.7 million users?! Own, cmon this is a big joke, something is so obvious on this platform, its an obvious scam

[albon]

A few other things:

• The usual high fixed returns ^{[especially on larger mining contracts]}!
• A limited-time deposit event with a huge cashback ^{[up to 27%]} to lure more users ^[screenshot]!
• A $12 welcome bonus to attract users, but you need to have at least $100 for withdrawals ^{[if they process any]}!

These are indeed tactics designed to push users to deposit as much money as possible in a short period of time.. This is a common approach used by fraudulent cloud mining platforms. They deceive investors with false information, such as displaying exaggerated statistics about their customer base to make it appear as if they have been operating in the industry for a long time.

They also resort to posting fake reviews on their platform or even on review sites,, so we should not rely on them as a primary source of credibility.. . Their main goal is try to create a false sense of legitimacy so users believe they are dealing with a trustworthy entity, when in reality it is simply a trap to collect investors' money and disappear in the end.. I reported his topic and it has already been removed, along with supporting the flag. Thank you, op.

[SFR10]

One popular method they use is buying an old domain, so it will look like the site has been around for years.

The main reason why low-life scammers continue to use such methods is that there are still people who easily fall for these kinds of tricks ^{[unfortunately]}.

Their main goal is try to create a false sense of legitimacy so users believe they are dealing with a trustworthy entity, when in reality it is simply a trap to collect investors' money and disappear in the end.. I reported his topic and it has already been removed, along with supporting the flag. Thank you, op.

Exactly... It's worth mentioning that some of them either register fake companies ^{[e.g., this exact case (I blame the UK for not having strict requirements for registering companies)]} or easily impersonate legitimate companies by choosing similar-looking names and using their registration numbers on their fake websites.
^{- BTW, thank you for supporting the flag and reporting the thread (the same goes for other users as well).}

[JeromeTash]

I am glad that the mods these days do not hesitate to delete outright scam threads (mostly to do with Ponzi schemes, fake cloudmining, malware). Otherwise, since the user in question has not been nuked, I am going to add my support for the flag and negative tag just in case he comes around advertising the scam again