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Topic: [ANN] ChipMixer.com - Bitcoin mixer / Bitcoin tumbler - mixing reinvented - page 26. (Read 92520 times)

legendary
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.com is now online. It does not allow mixing. It is used for informational purposes only.
I am glad to see .com is back and I like this approach, but it's going to be interesting to see how long until phishing domain do the same thing, linking to their own scam onion link.
I checked some of them and their domains still have old clearnet mixing page.

PS
Maybe you should add additional information that .com is only official clearnet domain and everything else is used for phishing scam.
legendary
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Merit: 7065
Glad to see it back online. There is a link to the Bitcointalk announcement page as well. Nice!
Hopefully, Google will include the official site in their search results one day as well.

But other search engines such as DuckDuckGo aren't any better either. When you do a search on "chipmixer", you have 4 fake sites among the first 4 results. chipminxer.com, chipmixér.com, chipmlxer.com/, and chipmixres.com. PLEASE DON'T VISIT THESE SITES!
I didn't check beyond the first couple of results, but there are surely more. 
sr. member
Activity: 456
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935098
Since the clearnet domain is facing a lot of attacks, shouldn't the better  solution be that the clearnet be just used for informational purposes about Chipmixer and also a link to the tor version that the users can use to mixer coins. More like a move pushing users to mix through the tor version.

This is solution that was decided.

.com is now online. It does not allow mixing. It is used for informational purposes only.
legendary
Activity: 2730
Merit: 7065
I don't think relying on a third-party website (Bitcointalk) as a primary source for the real URL is a good idea...
You can't rely on Google either. They obviously don't know what they are doing or they don't care.

and I'm not sure how many people are going to verify it.
That's their problem. It's like clicking on phishing links, downloading fake software, and not verifying it. What can be done is to inform them about the dangers of such actions and recommend what should be done. If they are smarter or don't want to listen, they will face the consequences.   

But I've seen confused users who weren't sure what the real URL is.
There you go. Direct them to multiple sources where they can check the real .onion link. If Google interferes again and messes up or a new clearnet site goes down or gets redirected, there is always this ANN thread that should serve as official information. Bitcointalk hasn't had a serious security breach for several years, so the forum is quite reliable.
legendary
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by searching through Google the first result directs me to chipmixer domain with .xyz extension, with a very similar (maybe even identical) design there is easy to make a mistake.
.com has been removed by Google as copyright offender. See here:

Google received a complaint from the .online domain and it got the original .com domain removed from searches because of this?

this is really amazing to me that Google made a reaction like this on the report of a site that is significantly younger than the original.
I would even think that the site (.online) in question is the property of the original Chipmixer owner, In the bottom, we can see a link to real chipmixer .onion (chipmixorflykuxu56uxy7gf5o6ggig7xru7dnihc4fm4cxqsc63e6id.onion) page. or is it just a trick to deceive users in their impersonation?

I think we need to fight fire with fire.  I suspect that the scammer behind the .xyz site spammed google with "legal removal" requests, probably with a bunch of different google accounts.

I've just reported the .xyz site as malware using the link below.  I suggest we all submit a report, making it hard for google to ignore.

https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?hl=en

as far as I've seen, most TLD extension with "chipmixer" is taken, they should all be checked, and those that use the same or similar visual identity as the Chipmixer needs to be reported. .online also.
copper member
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I think we need to fight fire with fire.  I suspect that the scammer behind the .xyz site spammed google with "legal removal" requests, probably with a bunch of different google accounts.

I've just reported the .xyz site as malware using the link below.  I suggest we all submit a report, making it hard for google to ignore.

https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?hl=en
copper member
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They should definitely create a new clearnet website since the old one no longer works, but there shouldn't be a link to the onion website. Instead they should link to this ANN thread and instruct users to check the OP where the correct onion link is posted. Or at least ask customers to verify that the posted onion link on the clearnet site is the same as the one that appears in the Bitcoin ANN. Just in case the clearnet version gets hacked and someone posts a link to a fake mixer. Someone could of course post a link to the wrong Bitcointalk thread or a completely different source, but I think the potential damages are smaller by linking to the ANN thread as well.
I don't think relying on a third-party website (Bitcointalk) as a primary source for the real URL is a good idea, and I'm not sure how many people are going to verify it. But I've seen confused users who weren't sure what the real URL is.

I think the reasoning would be that this site is harder to interrupt/ddos due to cloudflare and I'm not sure liky it'd be that chipmixer could get and host a cloudflare account (eg kyc might be needed and if ddosed too much they might be suspended/charged more).
legendary
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They should definitely create a new clearnet website since the old one no longer works, but there shouldn't be a link to the onion website. Instead they should link to this ANN thread and instruct users to check the OP where the correct onion link is posted. Or at least ask customers to verify that the posted onion link on the clearnet site is the same as the one that appears in the Bitcoin ANN. Just in case the clearnet version gets hacked and someone posts a link to a fake mixer. Someone could of course post a link to the wrong Bitcointalk thread or a completely different source, but I think the potential damages are smaller by linking to the ANN thread as well.
I don't think relying on a third-party website (Bitcointalk) as a primary source for the real URL is a good idea, and I'm not sure how many people are going to verify it. But I've seen confused users who weren't sure what the real URL is.

Wtf?! I don't understand how google can do this, unless they are already operated only by robots!
Probably for the same reason as keeping multiple phishing sites on top of the first search page: they don't care.
legendary
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Farewell, Leo
I have no idea how to fix this, but one possible solution would be rebranding, or making Chipmixer wallet.
Or just don't have a .com. ChipMixer is dominating in bitcointalk in spite of everything. As I've already said, it'd be better to just link users here, in the ANN thread. Then, they can read a summary of what's ChipMixer or/and just click the onion link.
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 7064
.com has been removed by Google as copyright offender.
Wtf?! I don't understand how google can do this, unless they are already operated only by robots!
Original Chipmixer.com domain was registered in 2016 and .online domain registered five years later in 2021, they could even check archived pages.
I have no idea how to fix this, but one possible solution would be rebranding, or making Chipmixer wallet.

legendary
Activity: 2730
Merit: 7065
Since the clearnet domain is facing a lot of attacks, shouldn't the better  solution be that the clearnet be just used for informational purposes about Chipmixer and also a link to the tor version that the users can use to mixer coins. More like a move pushing users to mix through the tor version.
I would like to tweak that suggestion of yours a little bit. They should definitely create a new clearnet website since the old one no longer works, but there shouldn't be a link to the onion website. Instead they should link to this ANN thread and instruct users to check the OP where the correct onion link is posted. Or at least ask customers to verify that the posted onion link on the clearnet site is the same as the one that appears in the Bitcoin ANN. Just in case the clearnet version gets hacked and someone posts a link to a fake mixer. Someone could of course post a link to the wrong Bitcointalk thread or a completely different source, but I think the potential damages are smaller by linking to the ANN thread as well.
sr. member
Activity: 456
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935098
by searching through Google the first result directs me to chipmixer domain with .xyz extension, with a very similar (maybe even identical) design there is easy to make a mistake.
.com has been removed by Google as copyright offender. See here:

Google received a complaint from the .online domain and it got the original .com domain removed from searches because of this?
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 3098
Just wondering @ChipMixer

Since the clearnet domain is facing a lot of attacks, shouldn't the better  solution be that the clearnet be just used for informational purposes about Chipmixer and also a link to the tor version that the users can use to mixer coins. More like a move pushing users to mix through the tor version.

I would say this is mandatory. They may temporarily lease another server and host a simple information page about what's going on and direct traffic to the onion address. by searching through Google the first result directs me to chipmixer domain with .xyz extension, with a very similar (maybe even identical) design there is easy to make a mistake.
legendary
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Merit: 1208
Heisenberg
Just wondering @ChipMixer

Since the clearnet domain is facing a lot of attacks, shouldn't the better  solution be that the clearnet be just used for informational purposes about Chipmixer and also a link to the tor version that the users can use to mixer coins. More like a move pushing users to mix through the tor version.
sr. member
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935098
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legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 7340
Farewell, Leo
I lost my deposit, I made a deposit on May 4th, 2022, I have never received them, and I have sent you an email and have never heard back!
I used gmail to contact you, I don't know if this worked for you!
Did you load ChipMixer from Tor? That's the only way to use the legitimate ChipMixer at the moment.
newbie
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I lost my deposit, I made a deposit on May 4th, 2022, I have never received them, and I have sent you an email and have never heard back!
I used gmail to contact you, I don't know if this worked for you!
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 7064
Is the onion site down now too? Had initiated a deposit, and went to withdraw and not cant connect to the site?
I just double checked now opening Chipmixer onion website, started mixing and everything works just fine fine for me.
Are you 100% sure you used correct v3 onion website (quoted link posted above), and have you tried restarting Tor browser?
You can always Restore your Session if you saved Session Token.

legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1273
Is the onion site down now too? Had initiated a deposit, and went to withdraw and not cant connect to the site?
Visited http://chipmixorflykuxu56uxy7gf5o6ggig7xru7dnihc4fm4cxqsc63e6id.onion/, its works just fine right now. Have you tried to use a new Tor circuit for the site? Sometimes I do too can't connect to the site, but spinning up a new circuit would solve it.
newbie
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Is the onion site down now too? Had initiated a deposit, and went to withdraw and not cant connect to the site?
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