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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam "crypto mining farm" website

Scam "crypto mining farm" website

I invested just over $1000 with CoinBlit and asked before I invested if there are any withdrawal fees to which I received a confirmed "no withdrawal fees" from their agents. When it came time to withdraw my profits, there came the sudden "mining fee" which was never mentioned of over $3000 if I wanted to access my "profits" of over $20 000.

I couldn't pay this so they retested the amount I'm willing to part with by giving a "discounted GPool amount" of around $1000.

Here's the wheels come off and why any institution would charge you extra money to withdraw an even bigger amount.

I don't care what term you put in front of this, but according to CoinBlit, they are unable to pay this "miner fee" on my behalf and deduct it from my account because they "do not have access to my funds" which is a complete contradiction of terms because yes they do have access to my funds, it's in their system.

There is no "profits" from this website. It's an absolute scam and I would avoid it at all costs.

I've received confirmations from both Changelly and Simplex, both of which are stated on CoinBlits website that they are "Strong partnerships" that there is no affiliation and they even warned me not to get involved with CoinBlit because according to their own look at the website, it looks fraudulent.

I will post my police case number for this once the case has been closed and inform you all of the outcome in due time. I'm just sorry that I didn't do my due diligence and investigate this platform before I got involved with them. My $1000 is gone and apparently not even a refund of my initial investment is possible according to CoinBlit own responses which goes against the consumer protection act.

The notifications I received via email also informed me that my money is at risk and scammers can see my details in my account. So logic would dictate that if it's in a secure crypto wallet, where is the threat then ? and if there is a threat, why not then just send me my money and deduct the fees if it's in such mortal danger? The answer to that is very clear!

It's already in the scammers hands, which is CoinBlit and they are requesting my hostage fees, but there's no hostage.

Scam written on it on every level.
Please avoid these people

1 June 2021
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