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Is a miner shop suspiciously cheap? Enter the domain or name and find out whether it is in our warning database. We only list cases we can back up – with the date of the check and sources.
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We have not checked this website or name yet. Go through the 10 warning signs below, and if something does not add up, send it to us for a check.
Websites, companies, coins and scam types we warn about. Each entry shows the date of the check, what we found and where we know it from.
CautionScam type
A type of scam, not a specific company. Platforms promise profits thanks to “artificial intelligence”, but you send your money to an unlicensed third party and the withdrawal ends up blocked or tied to another fee.
Full articleCautionCloud mining
A type of scam, not a specific company. Most cloud mining offers mine nothing and pay out of new clients' money. Warning signs: a fixed daily return, bonuses for bringing in friends, hashrate you cannot verify in a pool and fees to “unlock” a withdrawal.
Full articleHigh riskCoin / project
The project with its own INIBOX miners collapsed in summer 2026: according to miners it blocked withdrawals and the INI price fell almost to zero. INIBOX machines still work – today it only makes sense to switch them to mining Nexa.
Sources:blog.vipor.net, github.com, miningnow.com
High riskWebsite
An online shop selling INIBOX miners for the collapsed INI coin. A young domain with a hidden owner, a company with no traceable registration and terms that contradict each other. In our view a risky website – we do not recommend buying here.
Sources:whois.com, scamadviser.com, miningnow.com
High riskWebsite
A website selling INIBOX miners that the seller Yesmining cites in its guide as an example of a fraudulent shop with prices far below the market. We rely on this source and the WHOIS record; we did not try to buy.
Sources:yesmining.io, whois.com
CautionScam type
A type of scam, not a specific company. The seller offers a model the manufacturer does not make or a price far below the market, wants a deposit in crypto and keeps pushing back the delivery date.
Full articleThe more points apply, the higher the risk. This goes for online shops, sellers on social media and “manufacturer representatives” alike.
Have you come across a suspicious miner shop, cloud mining offer or “mining investment”? Send it to us. We will look into it and, if we find problems we can document, add it to the database.
We will not publish your details. We only add an entry to the database after our own check.
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We only list what we can back up: information from the seller’s website, public records (WHOIS, company registers), independent sources and our own experience. Each entry shows the date of the check and the sources.
The verdict is our opinion based on these facts, not a court ruling. We use “Confirmed scam” only when we have documented damage or an official decision. If you have a correction or you run the website, write to us – we will look into the information and correct it if needed.
Check the domain age in WHOIS, the company in the register, the payment methods and independent reviews. If more than two of the 10 warning signs on this page apply, better put the purchase on hold.
No. The database only contains cases we have managed to check and document. Check an unknown website against the warning signs, or send it to us for a check.
Do not pay anything more, keep the evidence and contact your bank straight away – for a card payment you can ask for a chargeback. Also report it to the police.
Yes, if you show that the information is not accurate or the situation has changed. Write to us via the contact form, we will check the details and update the entry.