Topic: Go-Overt Bitcoin Mixer review campaign. (Read 806 times)

Thank-you. Certainly SegWit addresses are supported but at this time not native bech32.
Thanks, we decided to leave the calculator alone since the only valid amount to send fo free mix is 0.001 BTC and people should get used to seeing the amount with the fee, which with full service mixing 0.005 BTC returns 0.00406 BTC.
Thank you for trying this for me. Unfortunately, for the free mix the amount must be exactly 0.001 BTC or it does not register for free mix and as it is less than 0.005B BTC it is dust to your transaction. It is a little problem and occasionally people find this but it is already announced just to send a precise amount.
Thank-you.
1. Wording on Free Mix Active updated again.
2. TOR connection is available, also CloudFlare allows server inside network secure to accept external connections with no port forward and no opening firewall with special Argo service.
3. You are right, most of that info is on the other pages but on the mixing page you have to rely on the letter but you suppose by then you are already informed? I will see if I can make it print "This address is valid for 168  hours from 2020-08-12 12:48:36  GMT" in an update. It would be good a little technical.

In general and according to their FAQ, any sent amount smaller than 0.005 and different from 0.001 will be considered as a donation.
If it was sent by mistake, the sender will have to contact their customer support for further assistance.
https://www.go-overt.com/#faq

Still waiting. I did not receive the output/refund. So want to From the admin the exact answer about what will if someone, unfortunately, send more than 0.001 BTC to 0.00499 BTC for mixing.

A wallet is a group of addresses. If you wallet has non bech32 addresses that a re segwit ie. starting with 3, or native starting with 1 then you can put through the transaction fine. Otherwise, you can transfer it from one wallet program to another easily.

It has been explained above post #22, you transaction detected as dust transaction by the system since you haven't sent enough fund for anonymous (regular) mixing. Because more than 0.001 BTC will consider as a regular mixing (not for the test). That's why OP stated that you have to send exactly 0.001 BTC to the free mixer. Less then 0.005 BTC will consider dust on the system since this is the minimum.


Anyway, let's wait for the admin answer if he can refund your reward.

Now I'm getting a Cloudflare error:


Didn't notice before that you are using Cloudflare, but I wouldn't recommend to keep it considering the nature of your website. You do know that they act as a MITM and can sniff all the data from your customers, including addresses and amounts, right? And they are a US based company, so...

In reality, if input < 0.005
  output=nothing: dust
except
  free mix=true
&
  input = 0.001
  output = 0.001

If you create your mixing session again you will see there have been a few updates since your screen capture was taken and it now only displays one message either for Full service or Free Mix.

The Free Mix is only for 0.001 BTC to trial the service, to establish trust effectively and so that people can see what the mixing service does.

Otherwise, the Full Mix minimum is 0.005 BTC


Create a new mixing session using Free Mix and send 0.001 BTC

But at the same time, there is a minimum of 0.005 BTC? So how can I mix my 0.0013 BTC? I don't want to send 0.001 BTC and keep the 0.0003 BTC dust. I want to go all in.

It has been discussed there on Jambler's official chat group, the answer is below from the Jambler admin. So the same goes for all Jambler partner mixers who are using their default script.

Actually, we sent 0.0013 BTC to mix 0.001 BTC and rest 0.0003 BTC for to cover your transaction fees. I don't know how much will dust after deducting transaction fees. And OP has mentioned on the thread you have to send exactly 0.001 BTC if you intend to use free mixing service. Hope you got my point.

Supporting native segwit addresses (addresses which starts with bc1) is good for everyone, Go-Overt and its clients.
Both will save in fees. As transactions fees are a huge deal for any mixer, it would be very good to implement it.

Additionally, if the user wants to mix coins in bech32, this potential client will need to move to another mixer.

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I see the simulator is still not working properly. It can be easily fixed by the person who made it. You just need to do something like
if input < 0.001:  #(free mixer limit)
   output=input

I don't know any of Js so i don't know the syntax, but it can be easily fixed with something like that.

This really sounds confusing (through Free Mix):



The wording is very weird ("Free Mix only is 0.001 BTC only to") and I don't really know what I should do. It says the min is 0.005 BTC, but the Free Mix is only 0.001 (?). So, I can actually send 0.001 BTC? What if I send more (e.g: the entire 0.0013 BTC)?

You also don't seem to support bech32 addresses.

***These screens have already been updated since this reply was sent.
If you wish to update your review to reflect what you find now I can provide the following links for you to use but you may check everything yourself if you prefer:

https://www.go-overt.com/

To see an example of the Mixing Active screen
visit https://www.go-overt.com/?mix and put in an address and click on Mix My Coins. Note the details on the Mixing Active screen such as minimum transaction.

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Good Afternoon,

Thank-you, I can see that you have started on your review.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54970001

Please note, the information displayed for Free Mix is correct and there are two separate buttons, 'Start Bitcoin Anonymization' for full service mixing and 'Mix Coins For Free*' to trial the service mixing 0.001 BTC only.

source: www.go-overt.com

On the Mix My Coins For Free button there is only one address input and it correctly states 0.001 BTC

 'Mix Coins For Free*'

source: www.go-overt.com

The full mixing service allows entry of two receiving addresses and has a minimum per transaction of 0.005 BTC

'Start Bitcoin Anonymization'

source: www.go-overt.com

On the Mixing Active screen the calculator is still shown but it is irrelevant in the example you mentioned. There is only one Mixing Active screen regardless if it is a Free Mix or a Full Mix you must read the details such as minimum transaction amount. I will add in the text- Free Mix is 0.001 BTC only.

'Mixing Active'

source: www.go-overt.com

Most I have calculated are around 5% + 0.0007 BTC

A small saving is significant when distributed across a large number of transactions using the service regularly.

10 participants have been selected. No more open spot for this review campaign. Whoever received the funds please updated your post once you have done mixing.

Thanks.

Interested in joining:

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After the first look, the simple design of Go-Overt was fascinating for me because I have always looked for simple working services. In the competitive crypto mixing world, having a clean, simple user interface can change the score in favor of the most updated one. Honestly, I didn't read the feedbacks of other campaign participants before testing it personally. From the first glance, the white-black color temperature or sharpness doesn't make me feel tired due to the eye strain but you can't keep the same color balance forever a bit of improvement is necessary, IMHO. Please add the colors for the "How Does It Work?" section too, the same colors are not comfortable for me.


The no-Segwit support is big No for me, TBH, and hope the implementation of Bech32 addresses will be available soon. Just a small suggestion, try to add a mixing function that users can take the private key of the fresh BTC without paying a huge 5% fee. Regarding the fee, why to ask for both network fees and another 5% for mixing service??? Just decrease the mixing fee for a limited timeframe and see if you can increase the website traffic with a correctly planned marketing plan,  of course.

No log policy and guarantee for clean BTC makes me feel safer compared to the similar experiences on competitor's websites. For gaining trust and increasing your survival chances, the signature campaign is essential in order to avoid the dead cat bounce treatment in the long run. Just my 2 satoshis

I volunteer
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^ First, welcome to Bitcointalk. I am interested to try too.

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Edited:
I confirmed I received the fund I will submit my review later when I am home.

My review:
I have already received the fund on my native SegWit wallet address, 0.0013 BTC but why there is no warning that the mixer site did not support this kind of bitcoin address. There should be a warning include on the first main page of Go-Overt Bitcoin mixer that bech32 and Segwit addresses have not supported. Through this, I cannot give my honest review since I did not even try to mix my coin. I have non- segwit address but dont have  balance. This should be stating before the fund distributed, so that we can use non-segwit address.

Nevertheless, the fund was still on my wallet, I will PM the sender and I will return it back.
Thank you and good luck Go-Overt Bitcoin Mixer team, I hope these all concerned will be fixed soon.

I'm interested

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I just finished mixing 0.001 btc using the free service and I must say that the process was simple and straightforward, even someone who never used a mixer before wouldn't find the process complicated.
The design is simple and clean too and this is how a mixer should look like (imo). However, few tweaks could make it even better. For example, the logo shouldn't be behind the "[banned mixer] Partner BTC Mixer Bitcoin" text, better put it in front of the text. Also the links could be edited to look more like buttons.

As for the mixing process itself:
 - The first thing I noticed is that there is no session id. So if I close the browser there is no way to restore my session and I'll have to check my wallet or a block explorer to see if every thing went well! Besides, you suggest blockchain.info to monitor the status of transactions. I believe there are way better privacy-oriented block explorers than blockchain.info.

 - According to your FAQ, receiving the mixed coins may take up to 6 hours (randomly) to increase privacy, but I received mine as soon as the depositing transaction got confirmed. I don't know if this is pure luck or only who use the paying service can benifit from this.

 - On the main page and on the letter of guarantee it says that mixing may take up to 6 hours, however, in the FAQ it says that it may take up to 8 hours!

Other suggestions:
 - fees are a bit to high compared to some other competitors.
 - allow the customer to adjust the delay time instead of setting it randomly.
 - make it possible to add more than 2 receiving addresses.
 - add support for SegWit.

I would love to review your mixing site as well.

Let me know if I still have spot.

FYI, I have done few in past.

Regards


Edit: My address: 1QDPFsgE2rfn5jxPUYzMKCMansV6969MYh