IOTA Miner 

Since I had never tried cloud mining before, I was initially a little dubious. However, after using it for a month, I can only say that I'm sold! In my cryptocurrency wallet, deposits go smoothly and withdrawals happen right away. Absolute joy!

I started buying contracts for $500 on June 10th. I have added five more since then. I've earned money every day. Because she was a little skeptical, my wife made a lot of money in the initial days. However, the withdrawal is fast and comes highly recommended!

A platform that makes earning money simple. I've located it now. An excellent software for earning money.

It's just getting started, but it's going great.

I am having the same issues as a lot of people on here and Reddit .I started started with small deposits then I did 1500. Then they asked me to deposit 6000 so the withdrawal feature can be active . After that it was 5000 and then another 5000 which I have already done but they still keep asking for me to deposit another 5000 for my withdrawal feature to be activated. I am gonna be filling a police report and take other actions since this company might be doing a multinational fraudulent activities if my problem is not solved as soon as possible. This is an honest review and I have kept all documentation and communication with the company including using the email of the business I found on here . I also give permission to any agency or government to use this information for their investigation if my problem is not resolved as soon as possible

I'm a vip3 investor , my profile is quite big , I was requested by Iota customer service to deposit $2000 to activate my withdrawal system , I deposit the money ,but it wasn't reflecting as quickly as normal, so I communicated to customer service ,they said I must submitted it again , eventually the system have loaded 4000$ to my balance , so i communicated to customer service to report that I have $ 2000 more in my account and there must be a mistake, they came back to after 15 minutes and said I must deposit another 2000$ to activate my account, so I said it's iota fault they said no it's my fault that the system loaded $2000 more,people this site has cost me now $8000 , they said they gonna frozen my account permanently on the 31 December if I not deposit more money, these people are cruel ,mean and so unfair .

It's a scam. You get the contracts, they entice you with a vip contract thats too good to be true, then it disappears within the time required for it to be completed. Then they hit you with an email I will quote below quoting terms and conditions which you cannot access anymore. This is illegal based on consumer and on banking laws (I work dor barclays so im lucky to know that) and ill be speaking to fraud department tomorrow at work, a colleague told me I have a case to sue already so all good, ill probably be getting this fraud down.

Email: "Hello, you purchased a VIP continuous subscription contract worth $1000 USD on 2025-12-16 at 09:52:28 (UK time) [Purchase this contract and receive $133 in cash instantly.]. According to the contract terms, you need to hold three $1000 USD contracts before the contract expires (i.e., 2025-12-23 09:52:28 UK time) to complete the VIP continuous subscription process. Currently, the contract is about to expire, and you only hold one $1000 USD contract; the other two contracts have not been renewed. Due to failure to fulfill your obligations on time, your account is about to default.

The contract terms clearly state the following:

6. Important Note: VIP users please note before purchasing!

This contract is a VIP continuous subscription plan. To purchase this contract, you must complete the subscription of three such contracts or three equivalent individual contracts before the contract expires.

(Do not purchase this contract if you are unable to complete the continuous subscription by the deadline.)

Note: Please complete the required number of continuous subscriptions before the contract expires. If you fail to meet the continuous subscription requirements before the contract expiry date, your account will be considered in default, and the funds in your account will be unavailable for fulfilling the outstanding contracts. You will need to use new funds to fulfill the remaining contracts.

The $1,000 contract you purchased is a VIP continuous subscription contract, as clearly stated in Article 6 of the contract terms. You can view the full details of the $1,000 contract by clicking "My Contracts" in your control panel.

Since you still have 2 contracts unsubscribed, your account is about to default. Therefore, you now need to deposit $2,000 in new funds to purchase contracts of equivalent value to cover your debt.

Please fulfill your contractual obligations as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary losses.

IOTA Miner"

Scam company.

They are likely using Ponzi or MLM methods. So that they are able to let you withdraw money at the beginning and lure you into deposit more.

When the time was right, in my case, when my earned money was around the same as I have deposited. They sneakily put some fund into my account. I unknowingly used it to buy contracts since it was blended in with the rest of the money. They then disabled my withdraw function and asked me to deposit the amount that was "incorrectly" put into my account.
Which I did, (silly me, I felt into this one), they then claimed I didn't indicate this was to fix the abnormality (there is no such way to indicate anything on their website), so I would have to deposit again, and they "can't" refund the one I just deposited.

This company is registered in UK, but not regulated. Any one can register a company. In their company registration, there are only two people, the director and the secretary. Those positive article from many reputed parties are press release other than the reviews from these 3rd parties.

They reported to have GBP118,777 profits. Seems too low to an investment company based on their company description with those big words. They have no KYC check. They communication is only limited to online messaging and their communication skills are rather unprofessional. In fact, by "them", it is likely the same person as every time I communicate with them the way to talk is strikingly similar.

Its a scam. They change the contract once you buy it and say you to invest multiple times to be able to withdraw money. Do not fall for the positive reviews

The devil is in the details. I invested a large amount of money. I can't withdraw it... They are saying I defaulted on my contract when I did not. This is a scam. Please do not fall into this like I did.

IOTA Miner is a definitely a scam, the same as practically all crypto cloud mining sites. It is a scam enterprise engaged in internet wire fraud.

IOTA Miner exposed itself as a scam in its reply to Trustpilot reviewer Xenon, who was smart enough to look up the IOTA Miner “office address” and realized it was fake and pointed it out in his review. IOTA Miner replied to this negative review and stated that the office address in question was only the legal registered address and not the actual office or customer service location. I created an IOTA Miner account, username Hunter, and got the customer service representative to state on the record that he was working from this address. I caught them in a lie, directly contradicting IOTA Miner’s own statement on Trustpilot, and I have screenshots of the chat to prove it.

All of these fraudulent cloud mining sites publish a random residential home address as their office because an address is all that is required to register a cloud mining company name in the UK. They never show the office or data mining equipment because there isn’t any. The entire operation is a website with a fake office address and an untraceable crypto wallet address in some unknown location where you are scammed into sending your money.

I began my chat by asking about the picture of IOTA headquarters on the website. The picture is fake of course and features a downtown office building with the IOTA Mining logo photoshopped onto the front. They even photoshopped the famous Wall Street bull statue standing in front of the IOTA sign to give the image a little more flair. You can find this photo on the About Us page.

Here is a transcript of my chat and evidence to backup my claim that IOTA Miner is a scam.

IOTA Miner: “Hello! How can I help you today?”
Me: “I really like your company and I’m getting ready to buy my first contract. Can you tell me the address of your impressive office building with the bull statue in front?”
IOTA Miner “Yes”.
Me: “OK, what is the address?”
IOTA Miner “Could you please describe your issue in more detail? This will help us assist you better. Thank you!”
Me: “Yes, the address of your office with the bull statue?”
IOTA Miner: “Yes”
Me: “OK. What is it?”
IOTA Miner: “61 Bridge Street, Kington, England”. (the fake address from the website).
Me: “No, that is a house on a residential street. Where is your magnificent building with the bull statue?”
IOTA Miner: “We have multiple office locations”.
Me: “Yes, but where is the one with the bull statue? I want to see the bull.”
IOTA Miner: “If you have any concerns, you can purchase our free $15.00 contract.”
Me: “I don’t have any concerns, I just want to know where your bull statue is. Will you tell me where your bull statue is?”
IOTA Miner: “I’m just an ordinary customer staff. I don’t know our other office locations.”
Me: “Ok, what is your office address?”
IOTA Miner: “61 Bridge Street, Kington, England.”
Me: (using Google street view) “That is the address of a house with 4 windows. Which window is yours?”
IOTA Miner: “I reserve the right not to respond with your inquiries.”
Me: “You want me to send you money but you won’t tell me where your bull statue is?”
IOTA Miner: “If you have any concerns you can come to the company for your own inspection.”
Me: “Do you have a tour?”
IOTA Miner: “It is your choice whether to purchase the contract or not. No one can force you”
Me: “Yes, but do you have a tour if I come visit?”
IOTA Miner: “I don’t have time to receive you. There are special staff to receive you.”
Me: “OK, connect me to the special staff.”
Chat: “…………………”
Me: “Hello…hello?”
End of chat.

It’s difficult to know where the IOTA Miner scam is originating from. Most likely a country with no financial regulations somewhere in Eastern Europe or Asia. If IOTA Miner wants to prove it is not a scam, just tell me where the bull statue is. All I want is to see the bull.

This company is a clear scam. Just check the address listed on their official website, you’ll find nothing more than a "Ghost Mail" office. How can a company claim to offer cloud mining when it doesn’t even have a real office? If you have any proof of legitimate operations, provide it.

There are hundreds of websites like this designed solely to take your money. Always double-check everything before making any payment. Multiple 5-star reviews from friends or acquaintances are not evidence of legitimacy. Stay cautious and protect your money.

The Website is scam the address exists but there is no IOTA Miner Company. The articles from Wallstreet Online are from guests and as ad probably from their self. The registration number: No11128145 that they show on their site doesn’t exist when you check it at the original Website of the UK Government: find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk just add https because here are links forbidden or google it just yourself. Furthermore there is a few other “Cloud Mine” much money at no risk companies that are using the same Website layout. So please don’t send any money to them.

Edit(21. August 2025): Iota Miner claims to be an legal and registered company but why are all articles about them written by guests. Another thing is when I check if they are registered on their website it shows that they are legally registered but as soon as I visited the original website outside of their site I couldn’t find their registration even though I used the correct registration number. These guys just want to bait you with money guys. If you guys are really a legitimate company then just show me one real evidence that proves your claims.