It’s the kind of pool where you invest bitcoin and it generates returns. If you invest $100 you get up to $300, $1000 and get up to $3000. Not sure if it’s cloud mining?

How well do you know this person? Because if you know this person well and you have a deep relationship that goes beyond business and professional, you should be the one to know how to talk to them.
Yes it is very reasonable. It is your money mate so you have full rights over that no matter what this person does to it. To me this seems like they already have run away with your money. Soon enough you won't even be able to contact them, trust me.

It is a very common way that people are scammed. It is better you avoid something like it but that is if you want to avoid scam.

I told a friend of mine to avoid cloud mining a year or two years ago but he did not listen. He paid the money and he later told me that the profit were sent to him, but just like 2 or 3 times and no payment again. Out of 100% money that he payed the scammer, he lost more than 70%.

Some are even just from scammers that will not pay anything back at all. You will pay the scammers the money and you will not be given any profit in return and you will lose the whole 100% money that you paid the scammer. This is very common. I am wondering why there are still many sites that have cloud mining and not yet banned till now. I think this type of scam should have been forgotten but it is still common.

It’s the kind of mining pool based on crypto signals. All I know is, it’s elite and they’re not accepting new customers. Can’t find any info on it anywhere…… really, she’s very sensitive and finicky. If I try to set a fixed time to talk, she might say I’m being too controlling. One time she said to me “I don’t need your money” and I was like “nooooo!” And paid in right away and now there is some peace, but I want to, naturally, get the most out of this. She offered me to join multiple times I was like nah- until I lost my job she was like this is what you need so I said ok. I’ve asked her about the amounts, but she predictably hasn’t responded. Maybe she’s bad at math, maybe she doesn’t want to be micromanaged. So at some point I’ll ask her about the mining pool, tell me about the signals and we are collaborators let’s work together to manage reinvestment and withdrawals to make the most money we can.

Mining pool based on crypto signals...
So, bad news for you, you have been or you're still getting scammed!

It's the usual, attractive lady on social media, talks about crypto investments, offers you a platform where to invest which is controlled by them, they show you huge profits on paper, and you try to withdraw that sum but you need to pay taxes before (lol, yeah) so you get scammed again and then by the time you stop sending money the profile has you on ignore and your account is disabled.

I think I saw over three dozen cases like this on bitcointalk alone!

The best advice I can give you is: don't send any more money!

What you would have taken your time to do and achieve from the beginning is now what you're trying to do, for you to have invested with them, that means you trusted your friend and making business with them, but considering the amount you have invested, this could be a also a reasonable amount for you to have started something from your own without having to go through them, provided that you have a technical knowledge in this aspect, but as the case be now, you also have no idea with how mining pool operates which is another red flag on you.

OP got scammed

firstly those wanting to rent mining power do not invest into mining pools they invest into asic host/farms
so even the scammer is dumb enough to not promote his scam correctly to seem convincing
(the costs of running a pool is negligible. it does not cost thousands to operate a mining pool.)

mining pools are different to mining farms that operate asic machines that actually do the mining

the other factors is that if a entity promotes investments, they should be upfront about their true capacity and people should do proper due diligence prior to investments.
the whole evasiveness of details shows that the scammer and the OP have both done wrong

these scams are what is called conning. its where scammer form relationships to gain trust to then steal funds via their lies.
when someone hands money to someone else based on a relationship of "knowing someone well" yet that investment project is shaded by lack of data and not being able to find details. shows how the OP didnt do any due diligence prior to handing funds over

sorry to hear the OP lost his money but hindsight would show that the OP should and could have done more prior to handing funds over to realise it was not worth handing funds to.

lets hope other people learn from this mistake and dont repeat it

if you dont know the other person well enough to physically slap them with a wet fish or lawsuit should they wrong you, dont hand them money
dont hand funds to strangers you cant chase after

I resent the merit of this. But I appreciate the tough love.