Reviews
Write a reviewGrace - February 18, 2018
Maintenance fees on 1 year contract????
Greg - February 18, 2018
Withdrawal amounts high and price of contract RIDICULOUS! Customer service response takes months!
Dave - February 18, 2018
You mineswell mine at home vs buying a contract from HASHFLARE they are scamming you with their high price and min high withdrawal amount! Seems like a PONZI!
Sam - February 17, 2018
hashflare io is a scamexampel you invest 1000 euros they give you at the end if you lucky a part of it back at start it sounds like after 6 month you got it back buttttt
the dayly payout go down very fast seems like a script which reduse every days your payout a bit
they change theier min payout often and not to your best
so its right now if you invest exampel 200 euro you will NEVER be abel to hit the minimum for cash out button limit
if you check them out on twitter or facebook where they are not abel to remove posts of customers you see many missing money or payed for hashpower an they dont resive
carefull some pages who done reviwes of hashflares are in this scam boat too where every negative feedback will removed
Sushant - February 17, 2018
Hashflare was a good site to invest in, I don't think it holds true any more. One year revenue that it shows is a gimmick, getting into numbers, if it shows, you get $24 a day, and forecasts somewhere around $10000, please don't fall for it, cause with the HIGH MAINTENANCE FEE you will only get around $14 and correspondingly the year forecast will come down. And the forecast is on today's output, so in the future (could be two weeks down the line) if the difficulty increase the year forecast goes for a toss. Hope this helps.
Mike - February 16, 2018
It's a scam - they take 60% of your revenue. I know as I actually mine at home. Also since maintenance is 50% - they will shut off the mining before you ever break even.
Stay far away.
Enkh - February 16, 2018
Hashflare can’t login now
The same real person - February 14, 2018
ps.And they start with different names and even start with
the same words......
A real person - February 14, 2018
Warning! You only have to read a few of the many star ratings tosee that they are fake. Real fake!
FUCK YOU KATIE - February 14, 2018
I hope you die u stupid fake bitch.People are losing their money cuz of the high withdrawal minimum as well as their random contract changes...
Katie - February 14, 2018
Sinking in fake reviews... lose money and waste time... just waiting Do you want to bet? After this review there will be a lot of review 5 stars
Fake reviews - February 14, 2018
Sinking in fake reviews... lose money and waste time... just waiting Do you want to bet? After this review there will be a lot of review 5 stars
Mark - February 13, 2018
I haven't used hashflare yet. I am looking for what information I can find first.. Because I wish to make some money even if it is a few bucks a day. I have gone over these reviews and most of them seem bogus.All website do it... 😁
Des09 - February 12, 2018
And seem alot employee here posting fake review to raise the rating
Des09 - February 12, 2018
Buying scrypt 80 mhs total waste my $600 they charge more the sha 25 and revenue forecast show i will lost 25% from my investment by the contarct over.
JD - February 11, 2018
Hashflare is legit, but the fees seem high. One of the things you want to be aware of you are going to essentially buy procession power and have another computer do the mining for you. The more you buy, the more you make. You think the initial investment would pay for the maintenance fees. The cost for .5 TH/s is about 110 bucks. So you start mining ad then you click on History and will notice the maintenance fees taken out in Bitcoin. They have essentially found a way to make Bitcoin and whatever currency your country is using. I am sure the deal is quite lucrative for whoever is running the server. I have been able to mine in 4 days what took their servers a month to mine and my machine isn't very powerful. It's legit, but look into what your investing.
a littlewiser - February 9, 2018
Just had a long talk with my bank, the advice is to stay away from Hashflare.If you do invest make sure it's only with money that you are prepared to lose.
Why listen to my bank?
Banks are the biggest scammers on earth, so who better to ask about other peoples scams, they are not calling Hashflare a scam, just looking at maintenance charges, withdrawal limits, withdrawel fees etc.... It's not a great business model for investors.
NormDSR - February 9, 2018
Go in with a full understanding only!I'm 2 months into my 13TH BTC contract that cost me $1600 (would be $2200 now)
I have been able to make one .05 BTC withdrawal at about 40 days ($750 at the time)
looking like it will take double the time for my next one, due to drastic difficulty increases, and HashFlare's maintenance fees more than doubling from .00025 up to .0006 in that time. My daily payouts dropped from .002 to .0011. So fees have gone from 25% to over 50%.
I seriously doubt I will recover my investment before the end of my contract. (12mon)
If you reinvest, it will look as if your potential earnings will be more, but all that really does is keep you in pace with the difficulty increases. mine and HODL, and hope for a $50K BTC.
mutexin - February 8, 2018
The support haven't responded for over a month. My money is stuck.
Simeon - February 7, 2018
The problem is with their business model: first of all, you invest in crypto but your profitability is calculated in fiat. Even after the recent sell off, BTC, ETH, etc you invested last summer would have produced a materially much better result if you just held it in your wallet and sold when needs to. Secondly, daily payouts decrease dramatically (almost 10 times less for ETH, for example over a period of 6 months). They say it is to do with difficulty rising but then there is no transparent way to link the actual output to difficulty so it feels like they are just manually adjusting your returns to whatever the promised return would have been in fiat. Then of course the withdrawal limit. One-sided change of limits without allowing clients to make a decision whether to stay with the contract or terminate because of that change is not a good practice. To add to that, withdrawal fees are high. Had I known all this, I would never have bothered with this 'cloud mining'.
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