I was really hopeful that by now all my shares would be back online. I've spent ALOT of money with MS on shares, too much really and they won't buy them back. Lord, I can't even get my deposit back from them hosting 3 miners I bought from them nor the last miner they owe me, but they sure wanted shipping paid asap. But actually, that's not as disheartening than the shares I bought (about 30k) overtime with them to have them offline with no hope or response insight.

Given the lack of responses, the false information releases, maybe it’s time to think about a lawsuit

I started with this company back when they started split shares. It looked promising. Pricing was in btc not in usd. During bear market machines racked up debt in btc not usd. So as the price of btc increased, so did the debt from hosting making the machinew unable to recover. Machines were sold to cover their hosting cost with no warning. Newer profitable Machines were relocated to Washington because TX facilities were unreliable. Something happened several months ago and all machines were turned off, we were told they would be brought back to TX and be running there. It's been 4-5 months now they have been shut down with very little info on what's going on. 3 mass emails just basically saying they need more time. Since they took down the telegram support channel, everything has gone down hill with this program. I'm not counting on these machines being turned back on and questioning wether they really even have the machines, I've purchased split shares through thenodefactory now.

The miners had been down for months and no real motive to start them back up. Don’t bother buying shares. You’re better off saving up and buying a miner and having it hosted. Also their customer service is pretty bad.

I've had split share miners down since June (posting this on 11/7) and the status in their app is... created the warning. 5 months ago.

When you buy a share, you're basically paying around double what you'd pay if you were simply buying a miner from them, so they're deep in profit on these and don't seem all that motivated to provide a great user experience. In reality, it seem brilliant on their end. They only let them run when they're profitable and they don't really care about downtime as they make decisions around moving them from site to site, since they lose nothing...