What doesn't make sense to me is that they are using Lightning Network to transfer this large amount of BTC.
Indeed, for such large amount, even sending with a "huge fee" of a dollar or two (or even ten!) it still makes more sense to send on-channel.
Also I have no idea what Hash Power on Reflection ID means.
Me neither, and it's known that scammers do make up complicated wording to confuse users (I don't know if it's the case, but it seems to be).
The company that is claiming they will send me the BTC says I am required to pay 0.59 BTC in order to receive 12.4 BTC and that the 0.59 BTC will be refunded with the transfer of the 12.4 BTC.
If one requires money from you in order to send you your money... that's 99.9999999999% sure a scam.
Just think: what on earth they need that money for?!
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Is that company some HYIP or cloud mining you've invested in and now you want to get your winnings?
