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Eth2Mining Crypto Mining Scam: Fake Platform To Avoid

Adam Smith
Eth2Mining fake crypto mining platform
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Eth2Mining is a scam crypto Ethereum mining platform that tricks victims into parting with their cash using the promise of high returns.

Victims are approached at random through social media platforms such as WhatsApp and befriended.

The conversation soon turns to crypto investing and victims are directed towards the Eth2Mining platform where they’re promised quick returns with no risk involved.


However, once their balance has risen and they try to withdraw their cash, victims find they’re locked out of their account.

They’re then asked to pay a release fee, and sometimes a tax, to get their money back, but this is another part of the scam and is designed to extract as much money as possible.

Tell-tale signs that Eth2Mining is scam

The Eth2Mining platform is very simple and poorly designed.

Here are some of the other giveaways:

  • Pixelated graphics throughout.
  • Grammatically incorrect text and nonsensical descriptions.
  • No company information or registration address.
  • Automatically tries to open your Coinbase wallet prompting a warning screen to appear on the page.
  • A Domain Authority (DA) rank of 1 meaning the site has no inbound links and low traffic.
  • No reviews or chatter online about the platform.
  • Numerous scam reports to both to The Crypto Adviser and other websites.
  • No active social media platforms or links to trading apps.
  • The domain name is very new, and the registrant’s details have been hidden.

For these reasons, and more, it’s clear that Eth2Mining is a scam site that should be avoided at all costs.

I’ve already lost money to the Eth2Mining scam, can I get it back?

The scammers keep themselves well hidden for obvious reasons so it’s unlikely that you’ll get your money back, although you should still report the scam.

However, there are private companies that might be able to help which I’ve written about here.

If you suspect a site is fake, get in touch.

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