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Interesting and simple website ;-)
www.mixingbitcoin.com

The site looks bad. When I click on Order mixing bitcoin (http://www.mixingbitcoin.com/formulario.html) I have to put a username in. What username?

I strongly suspect this is a scam. I advise no one to use this.

Mixers have to be established and trusted by user. The entry barriers are very high for these sort of businesses. :)
If I have to trust some site with my money, I would rather go with somebody who has been in this business for a long time.

Exactly. Why risk your bitcoins at a no-name website when you can use services like BitMixer? There's really no need for any more bitcoin mixer sites as we already have plenty trusted ones to choose from.

Well, a lot of them do have some negative feedback floating around

BitMixer.io is one of the rare ones that don't

If I would to use a mixer for whatever reason, I will not use yours. Well. Website look simple and form look weird. Ending with .html also look a bit odd.

The website is poorly design couple with a high fees, it will not be wise to try this service through this website. I see a RED flag here.

Besides, why the heck does it say "Order mixing bitcoin" instead of "Order bitcoin mixing"?

I don't know what this smells like, but it does smell awful. Use this service at your own risk.

something is wrong with this site

Isn't just easier to put your coins in an exchange or gambling site and then withdraw your funds to clean them? Just asking, I've never mixed what I've earned working, but it's a question I've had for a long time.

Well it could still be easily tracked because the owner of those sites can provide detailed info regarding the transactions.

What exactly is wrong? Did anyone find more info about that website and this service. Name looks professional, but I have seen many sites with cool names before turned into shady businesses.
Until there will bo no confirmation from trusted members of the community I think it is best to avoid any new services of this type.

can you give detail about "wong"
i want to try this service but i want to research about this service, like feedback and pove  :-\

With emphasis on "can".

If you want to actually mix your bitcoins and not use the site just for trying it, I advise you to use bitmixer.io (http://bitmixer.io) or Helix instead. And only if it is legal in your jurisdiction, obviously.

i would not recommend this mixer!

I would not recommend the one in your signature either.

tried the site, first page is very simple, looks like no effort made by the site owner
second page i did not finish, [*user] what is that? what do we put there?

Hello,

You can use bitmixer.io
Bitmixer.io is a very trusted mixing service.
This is fee:
Our minimum fee is 0.5% plus 0.0005 BTC for every forward address.

I have just purchased the domain name MixingBitcoin.com (http://MixingBitcoin.com), and at the moment it is parked with Name Silo. I will not be using it to create a Bitcoin mixing service.

If anyone has any information concerning its recent use, then I would be interested to hear it.

Should a mod feel that this thread should not have been bumped, please delete this post.

https://web.archive.org/web/20190101000000*/Mixingbitcoin.com

We’re not making a bitcoin mixing service also - you could always push the traffic through to chipmixer.com :).

You have to copy and paste the link because smf is being shoddy.

Don't blame SMF, use [url-tags]: https://web.archive.org/web/20190101000000*/Mixingbitcoin.com (https://web.archive.org/web/20190101000000*/Mixingbitcoin.com)

Thanks for the good wishes. I don't think the name is suitable for a mixing site, but I thought it had potential as an information site, and to list reputable mixing services.

I had a quick look, but it doesn't look as if they run affiliate programmes, they seem to rely on signature campaigns. Maybe there is still some potential for the site though. It would help if I knew a bit more about mixers. :)

No. Blaming smf is so much better ;D.


@jetty, one of our enemies has a referral system (bitblender). But they’re only available via tor,