Biggest scam in BTC space. Customer support is non-existent Customer support is non-existent. Takes weeks to reply, and months to actually get your miner back running. They have zero interest in keeping your miner running, but very interested in selling you a miner at the beginning. Avoid.

The miners are almost always offline The miners are almost always offline. Bought 6 miners that went online about a year after the scheduled date, they mined for about 1 year (constantly on and off, almost never had all 6 online). My $50k investment turned $16k (just thank to Bitcoin price going up) and now with the halving coming up the miners are obsolete. Don’t get scammed

50% downtime!! I bought a miner from Compass 2-3 years ago. The number of outages have been excessive. Looking at my payouts over the past 12 months, the miner was offline for at least 50% of the year. HALF!! They had one job - keep my miner mining. BTC miners have a limited shelf life as we approach halvlngs and more powerful miners come to market. Compass have completely failed me.

I give Compass a score of 96 out of 100 Some reviewers here are looking for miracles! I have been with Compass for over 2 years and find the support exceptional in nearly all respects. If my machine is offline for >24 hours and message them. The message is acknowledged, then 19/20 I get a reply within 24 hours, and action taken in 1-4 days. Occasionally one miner goes offline and into a black hole. Then - I didn't know this till recently - they will loan you a machine till it's fixed. If you get stuck with support, phone them - hunt around and there is a phone number for sales. They'll help. Overall I give Compass 96/100! I am happy and see too much inappropriate moaning on here. It's the wild west: take it on the chin and see Compass for what they are - worthy partners.

Always great service. Always great service. Yes, miners have downtime due to power curtailment, but Compass doesn't control this. Compass will credit the account if a miner is down for some time. Depending on the current price of BTC, it may not cover the entire amount of lost income from the miner actually hashing. I haven't found a better hosting company, and I definitely don't want these miners running at my home, paying $0.11 kWh.