That video proves nothing apart from an office that is probably handling the promotion and graphics of this scam.

We WILL get to the bottom of this cointellect scam, and we are in no doubt whatsoever that it is a scam.
There is absolutely ZERO evidence of any real mining, and no mfrs or farms are aware of supplying this outfit.

We strongly suspect that this may be laundering a lot of the missing dogecoin, this would be a good cover, and a big pile of doge has been hacked in recent months. How would you set about laundering a pile a doge? Perhaps with a fake doge mining site. There certainly wasn't a large enough surge in hashpower to account for all this extra dogecoin.

Prove this theory wrong Cointellect.

To the community.
Please let us know anything you can about the name(s) or anything else behind this scam - we'll do the rest
Thanks.

report@badbitcoin.org

I read an article somewhere [will see if I can find it] about this not being reliable and or a scam.

The person reviewing it apparently said that there were some stuff in the code and I cannot remember what else. Let me see if I can find that article. Will post link here.

http://cointelegraph.com/news/112424/is-cointellect-a-scam

Here is a reply from the company in regards to the scam accusations

http://cointelegraph.com/news/112479/cointellect-issues-official-response-to-scam-accusations

And another I just found in my search [have not read this one yet]

http://www.bitcoinnotbombs.com/on-the-cointellect-cloudhashing-scam-and-the-currency-of-reputation/