Here some questions:
a) Do you have a telephone number?
b) Your domain has been registered by a "Tom Hassel" in Norway. There is indeed one Tom Hassel in Norway. When contacted, he didn't know anything about cloudminr. So where could Tom Hassel be found?
c) You write in one post: "cloudminr.io is a Norwegian cloud mining company". However, there is no company registered by this name in Norway. Please explain.
d) The only company in Trondheim with any connection to "Cloud" is a company which is active in candy import.
e) You claim in the registry data that you are located at Olaf Tryggvasonsgate 2B in Trondheim. Nobody at this address knows anything about you or your operation. Please explain.
This is serious problem.
We could predict what will happen to this cloud mining.
Again.. It has been answered in our Announcement thread! There are people who disagree with us and that's fine. But being going public with our details will only create more risks. However, being transparent has no advantages at all in case something goes wrong. Has anyone got their money back from public failures? No. Has being public caused companies to freeze funds because of unprofessional government entities etc.? Yes.
Read our answer in Announcement thread and think about it!
You're wrong - nothing has been answered.
a) You start your "operation" with wrong claims. Once this becomes public, you just change the announcement text but don't give any response.
b) You claim that you used wrong data for registering your homepage due to the current situation regarding Bitcoins in Norway. So what you basically are telling everyone here is that you are running an illegal operation in Norway and want people to invest in it. Nice try...
bb) All you would have to do in Norway is to pay taxes for your personal Bitcoins, not for the ones of the payouts. So why do you want your investors to become part of a criminal scheme and risk ALL of their investments when it would be very easy and straight forward in Norway with taxes?
c) You claim that nobody ever has received any funds from a transparent company which failed. This is just bullshit. Let's take MtGox: Bancruptcy proceedings are going on, and although people will not get all of the money, they will get some. In your case, once you take the money, you're gone. No way to recover anything because you hide like all the many scammers in the Bitcoin-world.
So a couple of simple questions:
1.) You claim to have bought a lot of hardware. Most of the hardware traders/manufacturers are present here in Bitcointalk.org. Why don't you ask one of them to confirm that you exist, how many Th you bought and that it was delivered to Norway? So you wouldn't reveal any of your information but could prove that your operation is legit.
2.) How do you guarantee that investors in your operation will get their money if you get busted and your operation will be shut down?
Two very simple questions.... waiting for your response.
