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On checking the status of its domain name on WHOIS, I found the company is registered in Beijing. Apparently the company has ties to businesses there or are scammers from that country. Invest according to your instincts on whether it can be trusted with your money. Changing URLs more than once is a Red Flag in my opinion. Caveat Emptor!
The kelyminer.com website is offline. I had invested a small sum and a few days ago i managed to transfer it to my wallet. This site does not inspire trust, it goes offline at any moment and your money is not safe. ATTENTION!! the site is now called kelymining.com
Update #2: They are now working under the name "kelymining.net."
Update #1: Since enough people filed complaints, kelyminer has, once again, switched domain names. Now they are conducting they business as kelyminer(dot uk) and kelyminer(dot org); but, still the same business.
Investors Beware!
This is my genuine experience with kelyminer.
This cloud mining platform has blocked my withdrawals after a month's worth of activity.
Yesterday, I logged into my kelyminer account and found some earnings. When I attempted to transfer just $300 to my wallet, I was assigned a new status called "pending;" my withdrawal never came out of the pending status. Several emails sent to "support" with zero response back. They even blocked my IP so I couldn't even access the website. I had to use web tools and discovered kelyminer website was up and running. Once I was able to get to their website using web tools, I managed to connect with chat. Here's a classic response from the chat support:
"due to recent hackers invading our website....we have asked you to purchase a package of US$1890 to prove that you are our member. If everything is normal, it can be restored to normal. Withdrawal request."
I stated that I'm not depositing any more money. You have my email, my IP address, and my phone number; that's as real as a user can get. I asked him/her to call my phone right away, but, they wouldn't.
Later on, I find out they are the same people who used to run, the failed and now dissolved, "kelyminer(pro) and "kelyminer(net).
UPDATE: Since enough people filed complaints, kelyminer has, once again, switched domain names. Now they are conducting they business as kelyminer(dot uk) and kelyminer(dot org); but, still the same business.
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