I invested $800
I invested $800, be careful, you can no longer withdraw the funds you deposited or earned, I do not recommend it, you lost 800
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I invested $800, be careful, you can no longer withdraw the funds you deposited or earned, I do not recommend it, you lost 800
Stay away. It's a scam. When you want to withdraw your earnings they tell you to invest in 5 more contracts to become a member first. Nothing about that on their website when you make your first investment. It's fraud, you will lose your money.
My contracts have expired. I cannot withdraw my funds, I cannot purchase a free miner. I am told that novice miners have limits, but it should not change my ability to withdraw my mining rewards. Guess I lost $100 to this scam.
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