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It seems you are unable to follow up with responses in your own thread. The "scammer address as destination" issue doesn't even belong to OP as they have absolutely different issue related to a stuck transaction due to a low fee set by your service.
The "scammer address as destination" issue you are trying to assign to
Russtie Beerkan actually belongs to another user named
brace the mace with the original reply here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.62977921The original issue raised by OP (
Russtie Beerkan) belongs here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.62978113 Are you able to recognize the difference in the usernames across the posts in your thread?
I am not trying to defend the OP since they haven't provided any evidence yet, however, it's obvious that you are being unfair with your responses and your counter-accusations make me doubt about your competence and ability to run a mixer properly.
That's a bold accusation bro, how do you know the addresses they are using belong to Kraken?
By checking them on Arkham Explorer, for example, or any other AML/Chain intelligence provider as there are plenty.
A stunning clarification, but we perfectly see the difference in nicknames, and we were not mistaken when we addressed this problem to the OP.
This is the same person, or a person’s friend with the wrong destination address problem.
Firstly, they flooded our ticket system with RBF question (they asked to RBF low-fee transaction with different address), then, in the same hour, after got rejected, they began to write on the forum. But in general it even doesn't matter.
Specifically in this topic, we see nothing but baseless accusations. The whole text is from the category: “There is nothing complicated to hack google, even the child knows this,” but of course this is complete nonsense.
So much words like scam/honeypot/fake/etc (even in thread title) makes us think this topic especially created for search engines, it's obvious
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As for low mining fees we've answered in service announcement thread. In short: we're ready to help and accelerate transaction with partners mining pool, but not RBF it. OP asked to RBF with changed destination address.
We remind that we're traditional mixer, and, if you're tracking your input address and see money gone to exchange it means other client wanted them to be there (same for receiving coins, if client sent them from kyc exchange to us), it doesn't mean we use exchange addresses
. And we don't reuse addresses as we said above, it's insecure and we never did it.
When OP provides more information (if ever) we'll return back with answer personally to him, but for now good luck everyone and stay safe
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