Mining Now — Buy the Equipment, Then No Withdrawal
Mining Now sells cloud miners and VIP with a promise of returns. A buyer says it will not let him withdraw any amount to any wallet. Read the evidence.
Pro Miner — Low Minimum on the Gallery, 2 BTC in the App
Pro Miner Bitcoin Miner Cloud advertises withdrawals from 0.0001 BTC. A user found a 2 BTC minimum inside. It also calls itself a simulation. The evidence.
BitCloudFarm Miner — Months of Mining, No Withdrawal
BitCloudFarm Miner promises instant withdrawals from a virtual farm. A user who hit the threshold says 0.0997 BTC never arrived. Read the listing evidence.
Bitcoin Mining Crypto Pro — A Withdrawal Only Simulated
Bitcoin Mining Crypto Pro advertises safe and instant withdrawals. Users say it only simulates them and paid hashrate never matches. See the evidence.
Titan Miner — Nova Miner’s Twin With a 0.1 BTC Wall
Titan Miner sells miner rentals, bars cash-out below 0.1 BTC, and shares placeholder balances with Nova Miner and BitCloudFarm. See the listing evidence.
Real BitCoin Mining — A Simulation Wearing PowerMine
Real BitCoin Mining calls itself a virtual simulation yet sells miners, and its own screenshots carry the PowerMine name. Users report failed withdrawals.
BTC Mining Cloud Pool PRO — A Wallet Field for Numbers Only
BTC Mining Cloud Pool PRO lists a cloud mining pool simulation, pays bonuses for 5-star reviews, and has a wallet field no real address fits. The evidence.
BTC Pool Miner — Update and Agree to Lose Your Assets
BTC Pool Miner told users that updating meant accepting the risk of losing assets. Buyers report $144 miners gone, locked accounts and vanished records.
RigMiner — Pay to Install, Then Mine Two Whole Bitcoin
RigMiner charges to install and sells mining plans, yet its own screenshot sets the minimum withdrawal at 2 BTC. Users say nobody can reach it. The evidence.
USDT Mining Cloud Miner Pro — Every Withdrawal Is Virtual
USDT Mining Cloud Miner Pro by Zavia International sells upgrades, but its own FAQ says all withdrawals are virtual and for simulation only. The evidence.
BlockMiningMiner — One Small Payout, Then Nothing
BlockMiningMiner sells miner packs for cloud mining. A user got one small payout before they stopped, another hit a sub-$2 daily cap. Read the evidence.
Nova Miner — A Simulation That Rents You Miners
Nova Miner says it is built to simulate Bitcoin mining, yet sells miner rentals with hidden fees and a withdrawal limit that moved from 0.005 to 0.1 BTC.
Giga BTC Mining — Instant Withdrawal After 2 Bitcoin
Giga BTC Mining advertises instant withdrawal, but users say it unlocks only after you mine 2 BTC. One lost $95, another bought a $700 plan. The evidence.
Bitcoin Mining Crypto Miner — $16.98 In, $1.21 Out
Bitcoin Mining Crypto Miner claims 1M+ happy miners. One paying user earned $1.21 on $16.98 after 90 days of ads and offer walls. See the listing evidence.
PowerMine — Withdraw Daily Until It Says Too Frequently
PowerMine sells hashrate packs for cloud mining. Users report withdrawals cut to pennies, blocked as too frequent, and support sending them elsewhere.
StartMine — Three Years Without an Update, Still Selling
StartMine sells miners and tasks for Bitcoin rewards but has not been updated since May 2023. Users report failed withdrawals and dead support. Details inside.
CryptoRise — Watch Ads to Boost a Balance That Never Pays
CryptoRise BTC Cloud Mining promises instant cloud mining. Users say subscribers do not mine and withdrawals never pay. Read the listing evidence first.
22BT Coin Mining — Wait 14 Days or Pay $1.99 to Withdraw
22BT Coin Mining lets coins lose value while you wait, then offers a free withdrawal after 14 days at a 52% loss or a paid one. Read the evidence first.