Bitmixer.co was first an investment in domain names. Then i came up with the closure of bitmixer.io and I thought to start this service.
Unfortunately I have bigger fish to catch for business so i stopped the website and will keep back on with a new backend script to manage the mixing when i'll have time.
I'm in no need to scam anyone and I was just trying to offer a service with a recognisable brand like name. I'm not stealing anything to anyone.
If bitmixer.io would still be active I would have never started the project.
Topic: BITMIXER.CO - Bitcoin Mixer & Tumbler - Anonymous Bitcoin Mixer (Read 1921 times)
August 08, 2017, 07:22:47 PM
Oh guys, whatever will happem, no one can believe me that your mixer is really mixer and not a shit scam. Cmon man, you create website with very known name: Bitmixer. And you do this after they closed. Changing .io to .co don't means you are like new company.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Not necessarily. I do agree that it is a shady business practice as I explained in my previous post in this thread, but it could also purely have been named the same for the business part of it-- that is garnering all the previous BitMixer uses. What I am warning about is mostly that this should be considered a completely new unrelated service and that previous customers should not get confused. Sure, the liability might not fall directly on BitMixer.co's lap, but they do know what they are doing and whether they want to clear it up on their website or not is strictly under their control. That is really the only part of concern. Their legitimacy as a mixer is still to be tested, but so far it is not tainted since no scam accusations have appeared. Once some feedback comes in, the situation might change. It is too early to call it a scam.
Is this logical? We don't have to see scam accusations for proofs, it's worst situation because someone loses huge amount and everything becomes clear after that.
That's all I wanted to say.
Yeah, and I agree with you for the most part. As I mentioned, this is mostly a deceiving technique used to obtain the previous customers of BitMixer.io. Where I disagree with you is that it is hands down a scam. It may not be one, as fishy as it could sound. That could just be their business plan for obtaining customers. And of course, anyone putting any significant amount of bitcoins into this mixer definitely sounds like a terrible idea, but I doubt anyone with a significant amount of money would use this mixer instead of a reputable and trusted one like ChipMixer. We can still just wait and see what happens. It is still not a good enough reason to close the thread. Even confirmed scam services do not have their threads closed.
August 08, 2017, 05:51:38 PM
Oh guys, whatever will happem, no one can believe me that your mixer is really mixer and not a shit scam. Cmon man, you create website with very known name: Bitmixer. And you do this after they closed. Changing .io to .co don't means you are like new company.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Not necessarily. I do agree that it is a shady business practice as I explained in my previous post in this thread, but it could also purely have been named the same for the business part of it-- that is garnering all the previous BitMixer uses. What I am warning about is mostly that this should be considered a completely new unrelated service and that previous customers should not get confused. Sure, the liability might not fall directly on BitMixer.co's lap, but they do know what they are doing and whether they want to clear it up on their website or not is strictly under their control. That is really the only part of concern. Their legitimacy as a mixer is still to be tested, but so far it is not tainted since no scam accusations have appeared. Once some feedback comes in, the situation might change. It is too early to call it a scam.
Is this logical? We don't have to see scam accusations for proofs, it's worst situation because someone loses huge amount and everything becomes clear after that.
That's all I wanted to say.
August 08, 2017, 08:19:19 AM
Trust cannot be created by naming your service the same as competition.
Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
Trick is Chipmixer.io or .net mate, there is no competition, the previous Bitmixer is no longer in business, so it's not considered fooling trick.Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
August 07, 2017, 11:33:24 PM
Oh guys, whatever will happem, no one can believe me that your mixer is really mixer and not a shit scam. Cmon man, you create website with very known name: Bitmixer. And you do this after they closed. Changing .io to .co don't means you are like new company.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Not necessarily. I do agree that it is a shady business practice as I explained in my previous post in this thread, but it could also purely have been named the same for the business part of it-- that is garnering all the previous BitMixer uses. What I am warning about is mostly that this should be considered a completely new unrelated service and that previous customers should not get confused. Sure, the liability might not fall directly on BitMixer.co's lap, but they do know what they are doing and whether they want to clear it up on their website or not is strictly under their control. That is really the only part of concern. Their legitimacy as a mixer is still to be tested, but so far it is not tainted since no scam accusations have appeared. Once some feedback comes in, the situation might change. It is too early to call it a scam.
August 07, 2017, 04:32:45 PM
Oh guys, whatever will happem, no one can believe me that your mixer is really mixer and not a shit scam. Cmon man, you create website with very known name: Bitmixer. And you do this after they closed. Changing .io to .co don't means you are like new company.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
August 07, 2017, 02:03:48 PM
Bitmixer.io is currently under backend maintenance while I perform some upgrades and fix.
Hear soon.
Is this a typo Hear soon.
And for the record the bitmixer website name has had several copy cats during its time how will you ensure users do not get scammed by phishing sites posing to be the real BITMIXER.COAll the best OP in the tumbling business we need this competition
August 07, 2017, 01:49:22 PM
FWIW, at least the domain has its servers in the country of California where the feds won't be able to take it down: http://domainbigdata.com/192.64.119.120
Im not that familiar with US laws, but could this potentially be considered laundering at most states? However i do not think that USA is best place to host such service at, hidden service would have been way better option IMO.
Hosting the servers on one of the nordic countries would have probably been alot better to the site. For example when piratebay was hosting the servers still at sweden, they were protected by the laws. I hope OP is not a US citizen because if service as this is not protected by law, the justice system at states i consider inhuman for some certain crimes.
August 07, 2017, 01:42:41 PM
Sorry for the little typo in the OP, now website link works fine.
Uhm, nope. I don't have too high hopes for as technical site as this, if the launch fails easily like this :/
The site should have at least been tested before announcing it anywhere.
Edit: Starting post still says bitcoinmixer.co instead of bitmixer.co
FWIW, at least the domain has its servers in the country of California where the feds won't be able to take it down: http://domainbigdata.com/192.64.119.120
August 07, 2017, 12:59:41 PM
Trust cannot be created by naming your service the same as competition.
Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
Trick is Chipmixer.io or .net mate, there is no competition, the previous Bitmixer is no longer in business, so it's not considered fooling trick.Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
Anyone having enough Bitcoins and in need of mixing them is smart and knows the difference. if this service becomes a reliable and trusted
One, I see no reason why it shouldn't beat you(Chipmixer) in competition. only thing they need is more advertisements than you plus completing
Their platform. in my country an application which is for taxi calling spent $1M just to advertise their app even before earning $10,000.
Advertisement is the first and most important part of any business. if this mixer advertises much like you then your job will become harder to compete.
August 07, 2017, 12:24:02 PM
Trust cannot be created by naming your service the same as competition.
Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
I agree! I would love giving new players their chances, but it must be gained from zero and not based on previous companies.
August 07, 2017, 11:47:56 AM
Trust cannot be created by naming your service the same as competition.
Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
Naming your new service the same as old and reputable service is done to trick potential users to trust you.
August 07, 2017, 12:08:32 AM
It certainly came to fulfill the void created by bitmixer.
Naming it similar to bitmixer is a simple strategy.
Hope this too gets similar success as bitmixer got.
Naming it similar to bitmixer is a simple strategy.
Hope this too gets similar success as bitmixer got.
August 06, 2017, 11:07:21 PM
The fact that this BitMixer has the same name as the old one is cause for concern, in my opinion. It could be used to deceive people into thinking it is the same service as the old and trusted BitMixer that closed down recently. Those who are not aware of the fact that it closed could think this is the same service and even those who do know might believe that the site simply reopened for some reason. While I have no real use of a mixer myself other than to vouch for them, I would sit and wait for a bit before using this to make sure that it is legit and that trusted members of the community vouch for its legitimacy. The mixer itself seems to be backed by a Legendary member already, so that's a good start to begin with.
August 06, 2017, 04:49:19 PM
When is it back online again?
August 06, 2017, 11:11:20 AM
I'm happy to announce the new Bitcoin Mixer and Tumbler www.bitmixer.co
No logs, no accounts, no tracking.
Feel free to leave your feedback here.
The website is good could be accessed by smartphone and i like it, do you have plan to decrease the minimum of bitcoins to mix on your service? The minimum of bitcoins accepted on the service is 0.01 bitcoins, it is too much for the users who want try your service, i think you must decrease the minimum of transaction to 0.001 bitcoins, it will be more good to test mix the bitcoins on your service. Thank you No logs, no accounts, no tracking.
Feel free to leave your feedback here.
August 06, 2017, 10:09:33 AM
Oh a new bitcoin mixer, goodluck with your service. I think your thread should be here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=84.0 and improve the announcement.
August 06, 2017, 09:05:58 AM
Bitmixer.io is currently under backend maintenance while I perform some upgrades and fix.
Hear soon.
Hear soon.
August 06, 2017, 04:28:03 AM
First of all thanks to everyone for the feedback and suggestions.
I understand that a moderated thread sounds not-so-good for this kind of services but I'm not going to abuse of this feature in any way, negative comments and critics will be tolerated unless they become offensive, that's why I choose to use a moderated one. In my long experience here I've seen that trolling could go at its finest here,so better to prevent instead of fixing.
About the mixing process, this is just a beta because Crypto community lost Bitmixer.io few days ago, a service very useful for everyone, and I felt that something like this was needed.
I'm not the owner of the closed Bitmixer and I believe that privacy is a matter of human rights, so this is the reason why I started a mixing service.
I will update the software daily to improve the backend techniques and gain the trust of the community.
Hear soon.
I understand that a moderated thread sounds not-so-good for this kind of services but I'm not going to abuse of this feature in any way, negative comments and critics will be tolerated unless they become offensive, that's why I choose to use a moderated one. In my long experience here I've seen that trolling could go at its finest here,so better to prevent instead of fixing.
About the mixing process, this is just a beta because Crypto community lost Bitmixer.io few days ago, a service very useful for everyone, and I felt that something like this was needed.
I'm not the owner of the closed Bitmixer and I believe that privacy is a matter of human rights, so this is the reason why I started a mixing service.
I will update the software daily to improve the backend techniques and gain the trust of the community.
Hear soon.
August 06, 2017, 02:00:12 AM
I wish you good luck, at this moment I'm also working on a new mixing service.
few advices:
you can't open a system which is still in beta. you're doing those mixing by yourself and it is not automated like it should be.
could storage --> hot storage ---> client address .
I also see you're using javascript which is the number one rule of not to.
You did not make TOR connection which the basic of mixing. USING TOR.
wish you good luck.
few advices:
you can't open a system which is still in beta. you're doing those mixing by yourself and it is not automated like it should be.
could storage --> hot storage ---> client address .
I also see you're using javascript which is the number one rule of not to.
You did not make TOR connection which the basic of mixing. USING TOR.
wish you good luck.
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