Do not pick a mixer from either of those linked sites, or pick either of the mixers showing up in that screenshot! You have a high chance of being scammed if you do.
Already edited this post. This is another example of how easy it is to get scammed these days.
The first place to look for info is the web and this is what we get. Almost all links on the first page of Google search are scams when you look for "BTC mixers" query.
To be honest, the only mixer I know and which have a good reputation is Chipmixer, additionally, it is the only mixer considered to be safe to use.
Some time ago Bitcointalk member wrote a bachelor thesis about mixing services/anonymous bitcoin transactions: Breaking Mixing Services, where he proved that ChipMixer is the only mixer which is safe to use if you know what you are doing of course
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. After trying all the way to steal peoples fund those bitches are now active with fake mixer ideas. Basically i am not going to give all the credit to scammers for this incident where OP didn't feel it necessary to research properly about trusted mixer platforms before sending his btc. By the way at least he tried with the small amount to be ensure and got the real thing. In recent times its pretty much common to see this kinda scam, phishing, clone sites on the browser first page after clicking the search button. Normally they keep all the design exactly similar with the real one and slightly change the domain to make visitors fool. Their main target is to keep their sites on top of search engine recommendation by spending money for best SEO services. 
