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Aeon Mining – Unregistered Cloud Mining Scam?


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Aeon Mining The Company:

There is no information about who owns or runs this company on their own website.

Their domain (aeonmining.com) was privately registered on June 25th, 2017:

aeonmining.com domain registration

Their domain is aged (since 2017) but it was parked until mid 2024.

Traffic only started pouring into their website in late 2024 due to mass network marketing promotion:

aeon mining domain parked before 2024

Top Countries in traffic to their website:

top countries in traffic to aeonmining.com

According to them…

AEON MINING was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in the UK. As an innovative leader in cloud mining, we use clean energy to open up a sustainable future for cloud mining. We are committed to building a secure, compliant, and transparent blockchain infrastructure to provide stable, intelligent cloud computing and one-click cloud mining services to users around the world.

Sadly there is no proof of any of this.

What there is proof of is the address (Aeon Mining UK Address):

aeon mining headquarters

The Good News is this is a real address.

aeon mining stolen address

The address (58 Davies St in London) belongs to an Antique Store and upstairs is a housing complex.

Aeon Mining isn’t there!

Too look Legitimate, Aeon Mining has registered with Companies House in London:

aeon mining scam

However, many scams use UK Incorporation certificates because they are cheap and tend to fool inexperienced investors.

In order for them to be legit, they must be registered with the UK FCA:

fca uk

The UK FCA is the Financial Conduct Authority (UK Securities Regulator).

Aeon Mining is not registered with the FCA!

The Ruse Behind Aeon Mining is this…

They claim that random strangers on the Internet can make deposits and they will mine Bitcoin for them on their machines via cloud.

And it gets worse…

Aeon Mining claims this is one of their mining centers:

aeon mining stolen image of data center

But after doing a quick search on this image, it seems that there are a bunch of other companies also using this image of a building claiming it’s theirs:

other companies using same aeon mining facility

Basically Aeon Mining just took a random image of a fancy building from Google Images and pretends it’s their building. They didn’t even bother to photoshop their Aeon Mining Logo into it.

According to Google:

bitcoin mining scams

At the end of the day, the only verifiable revenue to pay investors is from network marketing ‘recruitment’.

Conclusion:

Aeon Mining looks like a Scam (just like KSD Mining).

Why?

Too Many Red Flags:

1- Anonymous Owners

2- No Proof of Mining

3- Unsustainable Returns

4- Stolen Address

5- Stolen Images

6- Only Revenue is from Network Marketing

7- Not Legally Registered

Once recruitment dries up, this scheme will collapse leaving the ‘majority’ of passive investors / victims in deep losses.

How does this Aeon Mining Scam work?

  • Randoms people are targeted by associates of Aeon Mining (Network Marketers)
  • They are encouraged to invest
  • Investors make the minimum deposit to see what will happen
  • Aeon Mining pays out small returns to entice investors to find larger deposits
  • Once a larger deposit is made by an investor, they are shown BIG MONEY ON A SCREEN
  • Investors try to withdraw but can’t
  • Investors are asked to make more deposits in the form of ‘taxes’ or admin fees to unlock their accounts
  • Investors get Scammed

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About the Author:

-Rory Singh

EX Canadian Truck Driver

I used to work up to 80 hours per week, away from my home and got fed up with that lifestyle. I came online, plugged into a system, followed the steps in training and started creating a part time income. Eventually I got really consistent and replaced my income entirely online and only have to work a couple hours per day.

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2 thoughts on “Aeon Mining – Unregistered Cloud Mining Scam?

  1. great review. I knew they were a Ponzi scheme. Saw that they started real money transaction activities in Nov’24 and I just took a risk pretending to be their early investor who will typically get paid as they want to be nice to you and get you to bring more greedy scapegoats. I got paid 23% interest in 15 days and also got my initial sum back. Woohoo. The site is well automated and can be addictive. I was also tempted and one point of time, but then when I saw the prospect that I can deposit $30k one-time and get paid $15k every month for rest of my life, I knew this will not last long. Fortunately, I went in and cashed out positive in 15 days. Not sure when the BIG day will come when they will disappear. My prediction: by March-April ’25. If they are still operating after that mans, they have gone too greedy and risk getting themselves caught by the b****

    • If you could invest $30K and receive $15k monthly for life, we would all be ballers and no one would ever have to work again. Good for you that you didn’t let greed keep you form applying your better judgment and common sense

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