Topic: [ANN] ChipMixer.com - Bitcoin mixer / Bitcoin tumbler - mixing reinvented - page 57. (Read 92822 times)

Cool! So as far as I send value which could be equally divisible in chips, the service is free?

Is it like:

if (bitcoin I want to mix % chip value === 0)
    the service is free
else
    the difference is treated as donation

Yes. They work based on donations. If you want, you can use them and pay absolutely 0 BTC in fees.

Keep in mind that for this to happen, you must send the exact value of one of their chips, otherwise, the difference will basically serve as a donation.

Is using Chipmixer free? I mean zero fees?

If you can't read and understand english, then take some courses first sorry.


ChipMixer managed this in a very professional manner.

Yes this is exactly what happened here.

If you want to engage in speculation like that or discuss the idea of honeypots in general, just open a new thread in Service Discussion as opposed to trolling the ANN thread.

Are you back again trashing Chipmixer?

While i'm all for having a sensible discussion of why, and primarily what the implications would be if Chipmixer was actually ran by a government agency, this is not the place to do so.

If you have any proof, feel free to open a thread about it, otherwise don't pollute this thread.

Also note:  they're thinking about implenting blinded bearer signatures, which would make Chipmixer "privacy-probable". Now ask yourself; would a government agency be interested in doing so?
I doubt it, unless they're using the funds/profit from Chipmixer as a source for clandestine operations /s.

Did you keep hold of your token? Have you tried restoring a session? How far did you get with everything, have you gone through every step? 1-4

well its not normal that it takes hours for a mixing to be done....

It's far from being a scam after all this time and it has no reason to start.
The support doesn't reply within minutes, there isn't someone sitting on a chair all day waiting for a customer's message. Give it at least 1 or 2 days. I can assure you they will reply to you and solve your problem

edit

Probably a glitch, it can happen. Wait for an answer from them but nothing to be worried 

this mixer is scam?
have not received my bitcoins after many hours. Support not answering.

Banking on the good faith of companies.... pfff.

I doubt OP tried to scheme chipmixer here.

Or... he pulled off a really eleborate scam, which i kind of doubt looking @ the other thread..

But really, i don't think anyone would do this intentionally. The chances of any mixer giving the funds back after a mistake by the user; (destroying their session?) are very slim (as they should be). Sure; people might try to abuse it now; but i think that'll be kind of obvious.

Quote from chipmixer from the other thread:
I assume this means the funds have been redeemed by someone who had access to the session that was "destroyed" ?

If so; I assume the user in question was purely refunded out of good will, and not because there were any irregularities @ Chipmixer's side of operations? That's kind of unnecessary generous, especially if/when we don't know for certain the user didn't claim the funds himself. (Do we know that? i guess i don't.)

So, you made a mistake, accused them of being scam and they gave you 0.178 for free?

I must try this.

This issue has been solved successfully! Thanks a lot to the ChipMixer Team! I really appreciate the way you solved this!

Hello,

I'm still missing my 0.178 BTC from this mixer.

See the report here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53576764

I hope it can be solved soon.

Tor link remains accessible for me? Is your circuit not being found or is it an issue connecting to the site? Try configuring bridges if you want to go via tor.

@Atobmixer

If you thought their remarks were unfair, you would have been able to answer them calmly with valid arguments to prove them wrong. This is the recommended attitude for leaders and web marketers: to accept disagreement and to not take it personally.
I remember that you didn't see a problem last week when @Tryninja made a remark to you to improve your service, and you even agreed with his point. Criticism is always good for improvement.

If you consider us as "Chipmixer agents" as you said in some posts you can also say we're pretty bad so. Because you can read many posts helping/suggesting/supporting other mixers over the 2-3 years. I can also tell you that many of us are regular users of such services so it's natural to see us talking about mixers (good or bad)


In a post (which you deleted this morning) you claimed that chipmixer should give money for the damage to your reputation.
I don"t want to look arrogant but wich reputation? Your site is young and has none yet. I could follow your logic and say that you owe money to @Adolph and @tryninja because their reputation is tarnished because of you.
Send 5BTC to each of them +1BTC because it's Christmas. You see, this can be a never-ending story.

I know what you're up to and I can tell you that it won't work, you'll be wasting time, resources, and money. You'd better use all that to improve your service? You have surely better to do?
I could do the same, it will take me a little effort and it would be a very easy thing for me. Your domain name is very young and ORM isn't a problem for me. But I won't because I'm not an asshole. Again, this can be a never-ending story.

Merry Christmas to everyone

You do realize that the list is a translated version of the English list that was created by someone in ChipMixer's signature campaign, right? It also doesn't indicate that it was tested and proven, just that LeGaulois (and the community) believes that it's not a scam (yet, anyway). It doesn't mean you have good practices or have been tested.

lol. So says the idiot launching a new mixer using a "Top 10 mixers" amateur hour webpage that omits the number one mixer because they they don't like being challenged with difficult questions.

On the contrary, you will find that the ChipMixer campaign is the most respected on the forum because of the quality of its participants and their posts. Check out how many merits their posts have earned and then compare it to any other campaign.

Someone already reported the address as being owned by the fake ChipMixer website. That's how he know it: