Cody Perkins

Since there doesn’t seem to be many people willing to take a chance with this company, I put forth my own money ($200) to advance to VIP 1, in order to qualify for withdrawals and test whether this was legit or not.

This was back in April. Since then, I have collected returns of 5x my initial investment and have documented proof to support my claims. I have only put $200 of my own money into this, and every upgrade I have made since (up to VIP 3 now) has come directly from my profits from this company. It is NOT a get-rich-quick kind of thing. THOSE are scams. This is an investment opportunity, and a very small one to begin, given the ultimate gains once you learn the platform, advance in VIP level, navigate crypto wallets and all that fun stuff. It is definitely very complicated getting started, but 4 months in I’m still working and making a decent passive income. Not enough to replace a full-time job, but definitely a nice supplement.

Got one of my friends signed up, even paid for their upgrade to VIP 1 because I knew it was legit, and they recently received their first withdrawal. They intend on upgrading again soon.

As for the cons, you don’t get 100% of your income. However this is made abundantly clear through customer service. Lower VIP levels pay more out of their withdrawals for company maintenance and referrals. VIP 1 for instance is an even 50/50 split out of every deposit. Each higher level decreases your liability, capping at 20% on VIP7. Also lower VIP levels only allow 1 withdrawal per month, but a little cheat is that if you upgrade to a higher level in the middle of the month it will start over your withdrawals for the month. The platform’s minimum withdrawal is $200. Withdrawals are processed during weekdays only, during regular business hours (9a-5p like a normal office). I do not recommend requesting on a Friday because normal withdrawals take anywhere from a few hours to a few days. So it is always best to coordinate your withdrawals with those time frames in mind. Mine has never taken more than a day and a half to be approved; average is 24 hours. Once my withdrawal request is approved, it’s in my MetaMask wallet within minutes which I can then cash out to my bank account (if I wished to). Instead I keep re-investing until I top out at VIP 7. Ideally within a year.

It’s exceeded my expectations and as long as the company stays around for many years, there’s lots of personal financial growth to be made here.

As all the other reviewers have stated, it’s another scam site from the creators of HashFactor. Except this one is even worse. HashFactor supported many different crypto types whereas SolanaFactor only support deposits and withdrawals in the form of Solana coins. AVOID unless you enjoy wasting money.

To take attention away from this obvious scam, they don’t even link their Trustpilot page.

It’s not often that I order from here but usually when I do, the experience is good. Lots of great titles in their library for film fans of all kinds.

After almost a week of flawless withdrawals, like everyone else I’m now experiencing the “high network load. Try again in a few hours” error. Unless this is fixed (unlikely), I am now convinced this is a scam of some kind. Will update once/if the issue is resolved.

What still makes this all more frustrating is that a lot of these reviews seem legit at first but then in the last sentence they promote other (likely scam) “businesses”.

After reading so many of the reviews on here, I can tell that a lot of it is advertisement for other (probably scammy services) and identify problems with this company that I myself have not faced.

I took a gamble with the first deposit of roughly $27. Waited a day and tested a withdrawal. It worked so whoever mentions high deposits before you can get withdrawals, that has not been the case with me at all. I was able to withdraw the day after my first small deposit.

Also one thing to note about withdrawals are the transfer fees. HashFactor makes the fee structure for each supported crypto very transparent on the withdrawal screen. Another thing worth noting is that low amount withdrawals (like $10-20) are a waste of money. Say you have $15 in your mining earnings, you need to account roughly $9-10 received after fees so for those low amounts you’re essentially wasting $5 each time which adds up if you do it often enough. My suggestion is to let it sit for a week before withdrawing.

As far as withdrawals go, they make it seem like you can make 24/7 withdrawals (or maybe I understood their verbiage incorrectly) but in my case it’s one withdrawal per 24 hours. As far as constructive criticism goes, I do think that should be clarified better in the FAQs on the website.

Any withdrawal I have made has arrived in my wallet within 20 minutes. It’s reasonable to expect it to take longer if the network is congested so don’t get discouraged if it takes longer. I simply keep track of my wallet number on MemPool and once I see the pending transfer, I just give it the time to confirm on the blockchain. It’s always came through.

Another note is about their mining estimates. Once you purchase more speed, your mining estimates will change based on that. Given the volatility of crypto, expect those mining estimates to change as time goes on. Mine goes up some days, on others it goes down. Either way, the daily estimates have thus far been mostly accurate.

I’d read reviews of others depositing but not getting their speed. That is one thing that really made me nervous at first. There’s a wallet to deposit to but what is that wallet and how does it ensure that my payment goes to the right account? Well, the answer is simple really. I have surmised that it is your own custom deposit wallet. So whatever you send to that wallet address will automatically post to your HashFactor account once it is confirmed on the blockchain. I’ve made roughly 4 different deposits totaling around $250 and each time I’ve gotten the speed I paid for using the wallet address they’ve given me within moments of confirming on the blockchain.

So far the whole process has been fairly smooth. Like with all new crypto ventures I discover, I remain cautiously optimistic and begin with low investments until the company fully earns my trust. I’d like for this site to stick around for a while. There is real potential here.

The best part about this site is that they make it so easy to understand everything (from my perspective) that you don’t have to know much about mining to know how much you’ll be making off of your investments. The hardest part is really learning about crypto wallets, transfer fees and all that jazz. If you know how to operate a crypto wallet, send/receive funds and can navigate a website, you can totally do HashFactor.

Since this is a relatively new company, I advise being cautious about how much you invest. Don’t invest what you can’t afford to lose. It is tempting to drop your life savings into it but wait for the company to prove its longevity before making any huge deposits. I plan on investing more into HashFactor once I receive my full RoI.

Since I am still new to all of this, I will report back in a few weeks with my thoughts up to that point. So far it seems very promising and has delivered on its promises so far but based on other reviewers on here it does make me skeptical about the long-term.

My experience overall has been pleasant. Customer service is fairly quick to reply back about concerns and seems to be genuinely interested in making sure you’re satisfied. I do plan on doing more business in the future.