When I do a Google search for "BitcoinMixer.to" (including quotes) it currently returns 75 results the majority of which have titles that begin with either "Popular Bitcoin Mixer in 2020..." or "An Effective Bitcoin Mixer for Anonymizing ...".

Thanks for the tip.

A-Rev

After reading all of the positive reviews about BitcoinMixer.to I sent BTC to it but it was never accepted despite having numerous confirmations. After two weeks it still says "Status: Awaiting Bitcoin...". When I send requests for support to "support@bitcoinmixer.to" they are always returned with the message "550 No Such User Here".

All of the review websites are shills. BITCOINMIXER.TO IS A SCAM TUMBLER![/color]

I totally agree! In fact, many of these 200,000 unconfirmed transactions are, at least in part, blockchain's screw-up!

Although I'm no BC expert, I'm experienced enough to know that a higher fee will hasten confirmations. But when I went to send my BC (about 40 hours ago) and increased the fee from the default 0.00029832 ($0.51) to 0.001 ($1.73), which produced an "Estimated confirmation time" of "10 minutes", I got a pop-up declaring, in bold and red letters as I recall, that the increase was "not necessary" and by using their recommended default fee my transaction would still have an "Estimated confirmation time: -10 minutes (one block)". And I have the screen images to prove it! So, since I wasn't enough of an expert yet to know that Blockchain's notice was complete and utter BULLSHIT, I took their advice – as did, apparently, tens-of-thousands of others. And now I'm paying for it, literally. The item I wanted to buy (a set of redline Hot Wheels), which I could have easily flipped for an $800-$900 profit, was just FUCKING SOLD TO SOMEONE ELSE!

If there's any silver lining to this colossal cluster fuck, BC has risen from $1,730 to $1,818 during the time it's been held hostage. But God knows how long it's going to take to ever get it back.