Topic: [ANN] ChipMixer.com - Bitcoin mixer / Bitcoin tumbler - mixing reinvented - page 58. (Read 92822 times)

How can you tell the difference between the fake and real chipmixer wallet?

Already done that but the phishing site is still listed in the first three results

For anyone else, please also report this issue: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en

Unfortunately, phishing usually pays off for the scammers. Report[1] the fake website if you haven't already. =/

And spread the word. Re-checking which URL you are into should be an habit.

[1] https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en

I have been monitoring the wallet of the fake chipmixer sites (https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1AieZeCtxzQESkfAByDHj83SwSkxt1XwsD) and see that more and more people get scammed.

That is really sad to see

Thank you for your reply. The withdrawal took longer than I expected.

I just received support email, all problems are solved and I received my withdrawal. I will use private keys in the future.

I'm not sure what you're asking. Did your funds not arrive when depositing, or did your withdrawal not work?
If it's the lattter, and you have the private keys, you can indeed just import them into a wallet and make a transaction.

Thank you for your information. The txid is 59c980976cc9788db36b5c983c4fe65a0399f3b7be2d41c18a450ca201216abd.

I used Chipmixer several times before, it was excellent and the payments were all received within 24 hours. But this mix is far later than usual.

Besides, this is the only mix through Tor, and I double-checked the onion url.

Maybe I should wait another day or two for the payment or support, then just use those private keys.

They can take up to 4 days to respond to support but normally respond within two.

Can you share the transaction ID of the outgoing transaction?
The key can still be used until the funds are confirmed out of that address...

Hello! May I ask that if I withdrawn those chips with given addresses, can private keys still be used? Besides, how long will the recipient receive payment?

I sent some BTC to chipmixer around 30 hours ago over Tor,  but haven't received when I post this. I sent email but there is no response. I'm a little worried about it.

It looks like the scammer used the real ChipMixer to mix his coins. That's ironic for someone who runs a phishing site.

Can someone tell me why transactions out of this wallet comes with more weird and same looking transactions, does it means bitcoins transfered somewhere to exchange or something like that?

History of this wallet used by scammers: 1AieZeCtxzQESkfAByDHj83SwSkxt1XwsD

b6d014f58eecfd0cb3ecfe2e56fad44e5f754208306bf49610876d2cbac55d7c
2019-12-06 18:37
1Cd4wvCtxawZT4H6WQ28up6Zgx1SPry2mp
5.55900000 BTC
1AieZeCtxzQESkfAByDHj83SwSkxt1XwsD
1.50000000 BTC
1E9Bib2NuvDSRHKw1d12qX96MPK6AB7tGt
5.00000000 BTC
1MixYgyRgdZ6JSJDn5b6xoHwDBvvYTr6fp
0.00004123 BTC
1EpCYiFCXZ5jRPRP7PSMHsS6cGERddNg9B
0.00101000 BTC
18kL6qRHt4YPCsxLXk2774WXMtf59u2t7E
17.00000000 BTC
17MU4dgqZoKro67dD7E6aDLVJhmDBYXGai
4.48000000 BTC
1Htp1KQ4wqaXFQMAEskuMZrV7w8Mzfg6Bi
17.49975160 BTC
1L34UUnVfdXvAF1uHvqUC8eXE13DqyKk8S
4.78154822 BTC
1Gow2tUmzHmdB3PMKv1SmVXGiG9ooHYzBN
4.90100000 BTC

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1Mjch4ZXPMXtZrrnZHmKqBUoonA8i3KVFG
8.19200000 BTC
17NBrms1yGfpCByA1MAG6tNGGSrpaK6roW
8.19200000 BTC
18xkTvYDpRZoE2NvDPurFrnADBTxTNU2Z1
8.19200000 BTC
1rpGpj6ZfR5uhuxXHZMcztNkP7vJ2dPRh
8.19200000 BTC
1FmjcYV4YAYGi6gi7VuMp4bDXLvMY9sSBo
8.19200000 BTC
1KKA6xsJDMi1LkFRfwamU5LBcLCT2hqSzf
8.19200000 BTC
15BS5cPXfGEE2faRTwrXLdhxZ8fXYRBrZE
8.19200000 BTC
1NfghznbUocAADPpX7hxopi6N9e1xBQraY
8.19200000 BTC
15Ti3EMMzZ7uXtFyBRAWQKCnxpL6kK6r1J
8.19200000 BTC
13e3WzEfxWUT3jvm5i2L8zFGzuyTmwbXgm
8.19200000 BTC

Why all the transactios go to different wallets with same BTC amounts at the end?

Also report it to Google so they can mark it as a phishing website and probably remove it from their ad results: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en

Different browser, incognito mode - chipmixer.me is also the first result I get. That's not good, there are probably a lot more victims who won't even bother to post anywhere. Hopefully namecheap suspends their domain (email [email protected]).

Thank for the reply. At least i cant find Chipmixer.me on any topic as a scam/clone site. So someone should take care of that.

Also i found a view sites that provided this link as legit clearnet link to mixer so they prepared for this attack.

Unfortunately there is nothing we can do to help you. =/

You should always double check the URL and research to see if its legit. Google can't be trusted. Anyone can put whatever website they want at the top of the results (ads) by paying them a few dollars (and sometimes not even that, since they have free ad vouchers).

Sorry for your loss.

Hello guys.

I want to warn you about new scam page running out there  i am kinda new to this bitcoin tumbling stuff so don't laugh about the mistake i made.

The main site chipmixer.com is down for so long time so i Googled for "chipmixer and it returned chipmixer. me -  so i know it's my fault that i clicked on it and i didn't figure out it has some old version of site.

I sent 1.5 bitcoins to these session and wallet they provide:

YIMGNSNOOgCoE3CC3j3loccKJGTvU14W

1AieZeCtxzQESkfAByDHj83SwSkxt1XwsD

And for sure i get nothing in return.

I am very upset and completely destroyed with the situation as it was all of my savings for the moment and i do not know how to get funds back or get any help

At least i  want warn as much people as i can not to be tricked with this site as i was fall in a scam.....  Please be aware!  Google now gives Chipmixer.me as a first site when you look for ChipMixer.

Tom (((

Do cloudflare support onion routing?

If not then this isn't possible as they like to do the proof you're a human and the hashcash browser checking so they need to own the certificate.

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Onion routing is the ability to encrypt data and send the encrypted data through another host to add a layer of encryption and mean the server in the middle (cloudflare) can add what it needs to (hashcash and captcha) to moderate the connection.

Theymos said it because BitcoinTalk is using SSL certificate issued by CloudFlare. But, what I am suggesting here is that, CloudFlare or some other CDN to be used to mitigate DDOS, not for SSL certificate. If SSL certificate is obtained from some other issuer, then traffic is encrypted from host to browser and vice-versa. In that case, does CloudFlare have any way to read the data?

Moreover, as it seems from public record, ChipMixer is hosted either on 45.76.91.219 or some IP behind it. How difficult is it for a government to grab the hosting provider and enforce logging of all data in the background?

The clearnet version is down here, but the TOR one is working. Unfortunately, it seems like ChipMixer is the most targeted mixer when we talk about DDoS attacks.

Is chipmixer down ? Been trying to access it all day