As some of you guys have noticed, the Coinomize team is open to sponsoring the T-shirts.
If you have any contacts on a T-shirt printing company that also allows shipping internationally, do let me know.
Also, if you guys have any designs you want to have on the T-shirts other than what @taufik123 has presented, do share them here as well.
How will the company sponsor this t-shirt, every member working in this campaign will be sponsored this t-shirt or members outside this campaign can also wear this t-shirt? Anyone could wear this. We pay the manufacturing costs if they remain within limits. I think everyone has to pay for shipping themselves. It's still more of a thought and the implementation is still taking time if there is interest. One member would have to take care of everything. |
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I made a T-shirt design for Coinomize, maybe there are some suggestions for other designs.
If everyone agrees, in the next few days I will print it on T-shirts.
As someone who previously worked on a printing company (which print t-shirts and jerseys too) I can really appreciate the effort you've made in making this design. I'll talk to the Coinomize team and see if we can somehow produce this. That would be awesome. Yes, we like this idea if someone cares about it.  |
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WEEK 44 Spreadsheet is now ready.
$30 weekly bonus was given to bayu7adi, Dr.Bitcoin_Strange & Litzki1990
Payments will be processed by the Coinomize team shortly.
Thank you @julerz12 for an amazing Week 44. This time I missed out on the bonus. All members are getting excited. I made a T-shirt design for Coinomize, maybe there are some suggestions for other designs. If everyone agrees, in the next few days I will print it on T-shirts.  We like it  Or probably coinomize sponsor it? *cough*  We can talk about that |
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Payment received perfectly. Thanks Coinomize, it's always a great week bitcoindata API @bitmover You are welcome  |
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Are you using IPv4 address? If so, providers assign the same IP to many users and only change the port since there are no more IPv4 addresses.
But we will see what we can change in the next update. In our experience, only about 1 from 50-100 gets this message.
Only IPs that are blacklisted and often used for abuse or live attacks are blocked. It is very difficult to distinguish natural traffic from bot traffic nowadays.
Yes, my ISP does support IPv6 but I've yet to test it to visit the website. Not to mention sometimes the connection just fails if I use IPv6. I understand that this is not a priority to fix since those who want to use a mixer are likely to use a TOR anyway, but I'll try to test it when I have the time and my connection is available. I can still access Coinomize without VPN without the IP being blocked, the internet service provider I use is FirstMedia so it's not on the ISP's blacklist...
But it's a little slow to access this mixer with Clearnet, you have to wait around 40 seconds for the mixer to run smoothly, the same goes for Onion via TOR, it's the same as the slow one I accessed from Clearnet.
Are you using IPv4 as mentioned above or IPv6? FirstMedia is not available in my area so I can't test it. Have you tried using a dedicated DNS to see if the issue is related to your default DNS or not? We do not block entire ISP IP ranges. We only block certain IPs that have often been reported as being abused. This is necessary to protect our infrastructure and is used by almost every website today. Regarding speed, this often depends on your location, your used internet access, device, browser, browser extensions or many other different factors like attacks or congestion, it may take a few seconds longer. On the whole we don't see any need for action here as everything works fine and rarely users are blocked who don't use a VPN/proxy with many blacklisted IPs. Just change IP in the VPN (the use is recommended) or use Onion Url. |
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I just visited the website without a VPN and got an IP-blocked message. Is it possible that the blocking is done based on the origin country instead of the IP range? It is surprising to see that my IP is blacklisted even though my ISP is quite popular and not the first choice for bots to attack other websites. I guess it doesn't really matter f most customers use the onion link to access the service, just feel like the restriction is quite strict with clearnet.
Are you using IPv4 address? If so, providers assign the same IP to many users and only change the port since there are no more IPv4 addresses. But we will see what we can change in the next update. In our experience, only about 1 from 50-100 gets this message. Only IPs that are blacklisted and often used for abuse or live attacks are blocked. It is very difficult to distinguish natural traffic from bot traffic nowadays. I just visited the website without a VPN and got an IP-blocked message. Is it possible that the blocking is done based on the origin country instead of the IP range? It is surprising to see that my IP is blacklisted even though my ISP is quite popular and not the first choice for bots to attack other websites. I guess it doesn't really matter f most customers use the onion link to access the service, just feel like the restriction is quite strict with clearnet.
I can still access Coinomize without VPN without the IP being blocked, the internet service provider I use is FirstMedia so it's not on the ISP's blacklist... But it's a little slow to access this mixer with Clearnet, you have to wait around 40 seconds for the mixer to run smoothly, the same goes for Onion via TOR, it's the same as the slow one I accessed from Clearnet. Still? We will observe it.Per Google Speedtest, the value is 91-97, so very fast. This is then due to your connection. |
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So using a Tor Domain is most recommended at this time if the Provider blocks Clearnet Domain access.
We are in the same country, can you access all Clearnet domains without a VPN?
Previously I also received an IP blocking warning, but after a few weeks, access was possible again.
Is it always recommended to use Tor Domain than Clearnet domain when using a mixer? Clearnet domain is for guests who want to explorer a mixer only and when they decide to use that mixer, they are recommended to use Tor domain. If a person has intention to use a mixer, I believe there is no problem to explorer that mixer with its Tor domain at beginning too. I know the issue you brought here is still an issue for anyone who visit the clearnet domain in restricted locations but will Coinomize team be able to fix it, I guess not. The problem with many VPNs (hosting provider IPs) is that they are often used for attacks and spam and are therefore often blocked and not without reason. With a VPN, you cannot distinguish whether the user before you or you are responsible for it. However, to our knowledge, this happens rather rarely at Coinomize that our users are blocked. You could use a not so well known VPN with fresh IPs or just use the Onion URL from us. If someone is blocked who doesn't use a VPN feel free to send us a PM. |
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@[banned mixer], I recently experienced an error when visiting all the clearnet website available. It shows that my IP is related to bad IP so it was blocked. I use coinomize before without this issue but with differing device. I'm planning to mix my tokens that came from my paypal service payment. The website is showing when I visit the other clearnet website then press back but it was blocked again once I click the refresh button. Is the error on your side or from my IP? Here's how it looks like: This message usually appears when you use a VPN and the IP is blacklisted due to too much spam, for example, and does not have to be your fault. Just change your IP if possible or use our Onion Domain via the Tor Browser. |
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In the mixer area, secure and anonymous domains are the most important. The normal standard ICANN domains can be taken offline more easily.
That is why .com, .net etc domains are mostly not used in this area.
In addition, for mixer users, Tor domain is most recommended by any mixing service. The clearnet domain is not too important for mixing service but the Tor Onion domain is. [banned mixer] has its onion domain is Yes, you are right. To achieve a higher anonymity you should use the Onion URL of a mixer |
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