Such a disappointing experience My miner has been offline for over a year. When I ask about it, weeks go by before I get a response. I have checked in consistently during this time and have had very general responses stating my machine is being fixed. How has it taken a year to get fixed? The machine was expensive and now with the halving, it is such a loss. I am so disappointed with my experience with Compass. I have gone to a different company to continue mining and have all but lost hope for the machine I have with them. They recently said they would request a temporary miner for me (though they are still waiting on a response)- why wasn't that brought up a year ago as an option?

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.

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.

The miner has been operating with… The miner has been operating with Compass since January 9th in Ontario. During this time, it has been running at full capacity, except for a few hours due to a storm. It was also out of service for a few hours last weekend, but it was quickly resolved with an email. The support is very good at any time and day of the week. I am satisfied with the facility service.

I invested $50k in 4 S19 Pro 100TH… I invested $50k in 4 S19 Pro 100TH miners since 2022. It took 6 months for them to start running after the initial investment. However, they only ran for a few days before shutting down. Correspondence via email took up a lot of time. Overall, the running time of the miners was significantly less than the downtime. So far, I've earned about $7k, not including increasing hosting fees and occasional repair costs. It's exhausting. I'd rather have spent $50k buying Bitcoin; I might have made a profit. The company lacks credibility. I trusted what they said initially, so I boldly placed my money in their hands, hoping for mutual benefit, but I was wrong. I lost sleep worrying about it. I still paid the hosting fees promptly when they sent me a bill, but they kept making promises month after month while my machines were not operational.