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Warning: Hashivo is a Fraudulent Crypto Mining Company 🚨

Recently, a company called Hashivo has emerged online, claiming to sell cryptocurrency mining machines (such as Bitcoin miners) at attractive prices with promises of fast shipping and door-to-door delivery. However, in reality, the company is nothing more than a scam designed to steal money from investors and crypto enthusiasts.

✦ How the Scam Works
1. The website lists mining devices at prices lower than the market average.
2. Payment is required only in cryptocurrencies (e.g., USDT/Bitcoin), leaving no way to recover funds.
3. After payment, the buyer’s account is blocked or completely ignored.
4. Attempts to contact the company lead nowhere—fake addresses and phone numbers are used to mislead victims.

✦ Evidence of Fraud
• The company’s listed address in China does not exist.
• The phone numbers provided are fake and non-functional.
• The email and website were created only recently with no real track record.
• Trusted scam-check websites (Scam Detector and Scamadviser) have flagged Hashivo as high-risk and advised against any dealings.

✦ Victim Complaints

Numerous victims worldwide, including from Jordan, reported losing large sums after paying without receiving any devices.
An attorney in Jordan has already submitted an official complaint to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) against Hashivo, noting that over 3,000 people may have been scammed in the same way.

✦ How to Protect Yourself
• Never trust websites that only accept cryptocurrency payments with no other options.
• Always cross-check company reviews across multiple sources.
• Do not be fooled by fake addresses or staged images—verify locations on maps.

✦ Final Word

Hashivo is a prime example of how scammers exploit people’s desire for quick profits in crypto mining. We urge everyone to share this warning to protect others from falling victim to such fraudulent schemes.

📢 Share this now—you might save someone’s money from being stolen!