5 months of down time 5 months of down time, since Nov 2023, and still just lip service from Compass. I can't even request they ship it back to me, location is "somewhere" in Texas. Terrible management, horrible customer service; really expensive ASIC, I will never break even on this investment. Run, don't walk, away!

Colby was informative and transparent. Colby was informative and gave up to date information. He was fair and truthful and I respected his opinion. He helped guide me through some critical decisions with transparency. Thank you Colby!

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

Compassmining's Broken Promises and Failed Investments I invested a substantial $80,000 in Compassmining. However, my experience has been nothing short of a nightmare, and I feel compelled to warn others about their deceptive practices and utter disregard for their customers. After forking over my hard-earned money, I eagerly awaited the returns promised by Compassmining's enticing marketing. Yet, my miners have been offline for a staggering year now, leaving me with nothing but frustration and regret. To add insult to injury, I recently received an email notifying me that all of my miners are irreparably broken and beyond repair. Instead of offering a reasonable solution or taking responsibility for their malfunctioning equipment, Compassmining had the audacity to propose a ludicrous "solution": pay an additional $3,000 per miner to upgrade or exchange three broken units for one newer model. Are they serious? Not only did their service fail to deliver as promised, but now they want to squeeze even more money out of their already disgruntled customers. This experience has left me feeling cheated and disillusioned. How can a company expect its clients to continue investing when they can't even uphold their end of the bargain? It's clear that Compassmining cares more about padding their pockets than ensuring the satisfaction and success of their investors. At this point, I'm left wondering if there's any recourse for individuals like myself who have been taken advantage of by Compassmining. Is it possible to pursue legal action to at least recoup some of the funds lost to this sham of a service? Has anyone else in the community faced similar issues, and if so, how have you dealt with them? In conclusion, I urge anyone considering investing with Compassmining to proceed with extreme caution. Don't be fooled by their promises of high returns and seamless operations. Behind their slick marketing lies a company that fails to deliver on its commitments and leaves its customers high and dry. Save yourself the headache and explore other investment opportunities with companies that actually prioritize their clients' success and satisfaction.