BTC.com

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• Website Freshness:4.9/5(98%)· checked Sep 3, 2026view ↗
• Website Exists:5.0/5(A)· checked Sep 3, 2026view ↗
• Site History:5.0/5(since 1998)· checked Sep 3, 2026view ↗

Trustpilot Summary1.8★

1.8 across 16 reviews, the lowest-scoring profile in this group - and the complaints cluster on sales conduct rather than on mining performance. The dominant theme, repeated by independent reviewers between 2021 and 2023, is unsolicited contact after sign-up: reviewers say they completed an application form, decided not to proceed, and then received four to six calls a day from callers who would not say which company they represented, or who named a different one each time, and who continued after explicit demands to stop. One reviewer says they threatened to involve the police and were told to go ahead; another reports being pressured to install software on their computer. Separate complaints allege that fees consume more than the coins are worth, that payment is taken in bitcoin specifically so refunds are impossible, and that support does not answer email. Two cautions on reading this profile. One 1-star review is explicitly about a different operation - India-based groups impersonating a 'SCOINOVA' team and running a review-tasks-then-invest scam - and has already been set aside as not about this company. More broadly, the persistent boiler-room telephone sales the majority of these reviews describe is an odd fit for a mining pool and wallet service, and the reviewers themselves describe being passed around 'the entire group' of affiliated companies. Before treating 1.8 as a settled verdict on this operator, it is worth establishing that every review on the page is about the same business.

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Google Search SummaryC-

Upgraded from D, but held below C by an ownership question. BTC.com runs an FPPS pool focused on BTC and BCH and is still characterised in 2026 industry surveys as a steady option; no customer complaint pattern surfaced in this pass. The material governance fact is that BIT Mining Limited sold the entire BTC.com mining-pool business to Esport-Win Limited, a Hong Kong company, for US$5 million, closing 29 February 2024 (deemed disposed of 31 January 2024 for accounting purposes). A well-known pool brand is therefore now operated by a small, comparatively obscure buyer at a low headline price, and the acquirer has little independent public track record in mining infrastructure. Nothing here indicates customer harm — the caution is that the entity behind a familiar name changed, and diligence done on the old owner does not carry over.

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Reddit SummaryC (limited data)

See the exact-angle row — judged across both angles together. This angle supplied the r/CryptoCurrencyClassic thread (a user with wallet issues unresolved since 2019, plus confirmation the wallet was shutting down with users told to withdraw) and the unopenable 8-year-old 'Biggest Scam Warning' headline that has been excluded for want of a readable body.

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