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Write a reviewKat - November 25, 2017
I just talked to hashflare support and I can confirm that it will not be expiring, hashflare is here to stay, and why would it expire anyway, Their business is making great money, especially since they got 1 year contracts, It would be such a fail on their part lol.
Veha - November 25, 2017
Hash flare.io domain going to expire this year. Watch out
@steveDaBitch - November 25, 2017
Steve if you can't reach 0.01 bitcoin in a year, what the fuck type of investment did you do. You would have had to invest lower than 20$, for you not to reach 80 in a year. Gtfo with your lying ass review.
Steve - November 24, 2017
Can not withdraw funds due to minimum of .01 BTC needed before they will let you withdraw. I will never meet that with a 1 year contract unless I invest more. I will not. This is a scam go somewhere else or just buy BTC outright and watch the price rise. Mining contracts are basically you betting against the miner.
John Smith - November 24, 2017
Lying thieving scum
John - November 24, 2017
SCAMMERS
Sam - November 21, 2017
Raised a request on no daily payout & they responded saying ongoing maintenance delayed the payment. And now I could see the bits/sataoshish in my account. Which is good...ROI part & duration I am not sure at this point. Bitcoin at 8200...it looks possible
Sam - November 21, 2017
It's been two days when I started the account with 10 TH/S hash power. My payout is zero. And I am not sure if it would ever be one. Daily payout story is bull shit.
bulowni - November 20, 2017
Good ROI for the price, OFC i don't like that they reduced it to a 1 year when you can get open ended for the same price. They also misrepresent your projected earnings and give you the gross payout not the net payout without accounting for the fee.. Even still for me it seems to be a good long term investment and they do have hashrate available. SHA-256 seem to be the best way to go for now. ETH is just recently returning to profit and not a very high margin. If you can go with an alternate choice that offers open ended you'd be best doing that like GM if they aren't sold out anymore. As a trader you stand to either make a lot more or lose a lot more trading volumes for BTC on a daily basis are equivalent to what miners make in about a year. But mining is still lucrative and mining can be profitable over a much wider price range and would need to drop quite a bit for it not to be profitable anymore.
evol14life - November 20, 2017
in general if it has been around for a few years paying it is a legit site..Seriously do the math even though its a 1 yr. it still is technically a lifetime if u do it right. hold btc and use ur spare cash to juice it up and only use minimal amounts of btc. Remember sell high buy low.yes im a little ticked off about all the changes but im sure it will return to normal. u have to rember it is a business and if they didnt take a cut u wouldnt be using their services. they are using their hardware and some of hash coins equipment to provide u with all the pools and different currency's. if u are un happy try researching the block chain for the largest pools with the most blocks found,and im sure u will see a dramatic increase.. if ur still not happy call some one who cares..
J Legan - November 19, 2017
They changed their contracts from lifetime to 1 year...even for existing contracts. When i purchased I did so specifically because of the perpetuity calculation I ran on the return.....
Now it's a 1 year and is have been WAY better suited just buying the coin and holding.
I'm so infuriated and will be joining a lawsuit when one arises
ImaBlast.com - November 16, 2017
I've been relatively pleased with HF and have made a few withdrawals. I rated it 4 instead of 5 stars only because of the recent maintenance issues and the increase in minimum withdrawals, but I honestly believe it's only temporary and is being restored to the low minimum withdrawals incrementally.
joy_azza - November 15, 2017
Do not waste your time and money on hashflare, as a beginner with a small capital I hope to benefit from hashflare, but after I wait for 8 months I have not gotten anything because now the minimum withdrawal limit is 0.01 BTC. With the higher price of Bitcoin and the expensive maintenance cost, my estimation is getting smaller only a few satoshi per day. it may take about 2 years to withdraw while my contract is in narrow hashflare policy that initially lifetime is now only 1 year only.
mike - November 14, 2017
I wish i could give them -5 stars, ive been with them for 8 months, all good until the hack, then i was making $ 12.00 a day after fees, now on my dash account i am making .41 cents.. this company is a total scam now. run as fast as you an from hash flare, they WILL rip you off..
Hashflare Sucks - November 14, 2017
I didnt withdraw my btc because it has a 0.1 minimum withdrawal free and it changes into 1 year contract and doubled the hashrate price. This site really sucks. Dont tend to invest there. Thanks.
iamgroot - November 13, 2017
Once upon a time they were good. Now they suck. Changed a lifetime contract to 1 year and doubled the price. How does that make sense? I need 0.1 BTC to withdraw, but I do not have enough hashpower to reach that amount in a year. This means I will loose all the BTC I invested.
Aereck Ronas - November 10, 2017
Changed my 3 BTC worth Scypt Lifetime Contract to 1 year after 2 months with no consent or re-reimbursement.High Fee's.
Increased Withdraw limits to an un-obtainable standard for even those of us that have given lots.
No ROI expected.
Whatever you plan on "Investing" in HF, send 1/10 to me as a tip. Eat the loss and take it as a modest lesson.
Don't get swindled and screwed like me.
Vegvari - November 9, 2017
Hashflare-rel kapcsolatban vegyesek az észrevételeim. 2017 szeptembere óta van náluk fiókom, de még egyetlen withdraw-t sem sikerült érvényesítenem. Látszólag folyamatosan egyoldalúan szigorítanak a coin visszaigénylés feltételein.Először csak annyi volt, hogy két hétig a wallet cím megadása után nem lehet igényelni. Aztán felemelték a minimumot 0,0016-ra, aztán mikor azt elértem, felemelték 0,1-re. Látszólag nem fogok tőlük egyhamar pénzhez jutni.
Elliander - November 9, 2017
They raised their minimum withdrawal to 0.1 BTC, which they claim to be temporary, but that's what they said about the nearly 3 days it takes for a withdrawal to complete which shouldn't be possible. They claim that this new measure is to solve the other issue, but really, sending Bitcoin is not a 3rd party issue. It's not difficult, and given the transaction fees charged would take half an hour IF they weren't lumping multiple transactions together. Since there's multiple recipients with each send the real problem is that they are skimming fees off the top. At a glance it looks like they are paying more fees than what you are, but when you compare the number of recipients they are really paying much less and it is that fact that gives them low priority. So basically, we have to wait days so they can skin a few dollars off of every transaction.If this remains permanent as well it would mean that no one who "invests" less than roughly $800 will ever see a penny of it back. Even if the Bitcoin price continues to climb to be profitable, unless your return - fees for the one year duration is sufficient to earn a minimum of 0.1 BTC, plus whatever they decide to charge at that time for the withdrawal, you won't meet minimums. Because mining reward declines over time you have no way of knowing this up front. You'd also have to be careful to ensure that you won't have less than that at the end of your "contract" if you do withdrawal or be out of that money at the end.
So, yeah. They changed contracts illegally, arbitrarily change fees and minimums, and skim off the top whenever possible.
The main warning signs of a ponzi scheme about to run with the money is a delay in making payments followed by an increase in the minimum payment that can be made. A safer bet would be to gamble on how long it takes for them to collapse as a company. Now that's a safe investment.
Elliander - November 6, 2017
How are they still rated so high? Are they just making their own reviews with bots or something? It's really suspicious to see anyone defend them.One recent review, for example, defends their decision to change contracts to one year "because it is still profitable", but that's not the point. They RETROACTIVELY changed contracts. That's illegal! In other words, they are absolutely conducting themselves in a criminal manner without any regard for their customers, the laws, or ethics. A few of my contracts were actually reduced to less than a year! They claimed to have a shortage, but still sell contracts for what they claimed to be short on.
If they had just changed contract durations going forward that would be different. What they did is akin to your stock broker calling you back and saying, "Look, since the dividends are going up so much we want to take the stocks back. But don't worry, we'll let you hold onto the dividends it gets for another year. It's still profitable." - that's literally the same thing!
They are also dishonest about their delays in sending money, which is a warning size for ponzi schemes. For the transaction fees they collect it should clear within half an hour tops, I know because I actually send Bitcoin myself. For them it takes days, meaning they must be pocketing the fees and then paying with the minimum Bitcoin requires to send the transaction. In one test I sent bitcoin with a fee of .0001 BTC and that took almost as long as they do, so they collect $5 in fees then pay 75 cents in fees and you are stuck waiting. Then they blame it on a 3rd party company, as if we were stupid enough to believe a single website has any control over the entire Bitcoin network! I was actually a victim of a cloud mining scam in the past that started to have delivery delays and fake reviews shortly before they ran with my money.
The only reason I turned to cloud mining to begin with was because the wiring in my house is old, wanted to reinvest more often, and based on the fact that their parent company produced miners I trusted them overall. Now I know better: Don't cloud mine at all. If you own your own hardware no one can take it from you without physically robbing you, which at this point is way less likely than an online company deciding to not honor it's agreements.
Seriously, stay away from them. Even if they don't go under, even if by some miracle they are not running a ponzi scheme, they did in fact scam people out of their money due to their refusal to honor contracts so it is inevitable that a class action lawsuit will be brought against them by all the people they defrauded. EIther they get sued, or they disappear. EIther way your money is not safe with them.
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