Quote from: stefandgal on Today at 12:49:23 AM

I've been a customer for 8 months now, oneminers is real, they operate multiple hosting centers, with legitimate partners and many customers.
Many comments on this page are not aligned with reality.

If you actually read this thread and reply, they actually use stock or edited image for "their" building or mining hardware. See,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5534176.msg65199767#msg65199767
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5534176.msg65202456#msg65202456

So i doubt your claim "operate multiple hosting centers".

Quote from: stefandgal on Today at 12:49:23 AM

Many of the red flags mentioned are caused by exaggerated or false claims made to lure beginners or naive customers.

How convenient to dismiss all kinds of stated red flags as exaggerated or false claim. By the way, i expect most people consider false claim as red flag.

Quote from: stefandgal on Today at 12:49:23 AM

Other red flags are caused by the intentional low legal footprint of the company to be ready to hide or run when the authorities knock at the door.

That sounds like they're doing something shady or violate regulation.

Quote from: stefandgal on Today at 12:49:23 AM

In reality this could be a great service, they do many things right.

Do you imply oneminers offer poor service and doing many things wrong?

Quote from: stefandgal on Today at 12:49:23 AM

The largest problem is that you cannot configure your own pool account, by company policy, not a bug. The rewards go first to the OneMiners wallet, and from there they give you a fraction. The claim is that you get 100% of the pool rewards, simply not true, easy to verify (compare one miner rewards with any of the established mining pools), so the actual model is rewards sharing.
For BTC the range of what OneMiners "takes" from the rewards is 5% to 20%, you will never receive the full rewards. For other coins it can be as bad as 50%.

Assuming your statement is accurate, that's ridiculous. Other mining colocation service or hasrate marketplace let you choose pool, where the mined coin managed by pool you choose.

Quote from: stefandgal on Today at 12:49:23 AM

Let me say that more clearly, at any point oneminers can decide to take an arbitrary amount from your rewards and there is no recourse. Their explanation for the gap is "pool luck" which absolutely only fools beginners, all pools you can choose from have the same "bad luck". This meets the legal definition of fraud...

This questionable company policy (aka rewards fraud) prevents me from recommending this service, fraud policy cannot be fixed, it is not a bug.

Whether they're probable scam (due to red flags listed on this thread) or doing shady stuff you mentioned, it's clear what people should do or not do regarding oneminers.