anonXchange scam!

[msweb]

I'm talking about anonXchange. It's a deep web site providing currency exchange: http://6vmgggba6rksjyim.onion/

They owe me Bitcoins for LRUSD 36 and some cents. I've converted about 2 BTC into LRUSD before (within 2 different requests) successfully but my order to get Bitcoins for about LR$36 some days ago is still not processed. I get no response from the project owner about the delay. As long as I don't get the coins my succession is NOT to use anonXchange. Reply if you were screwed too and tell us what he owe you.

[Xch4ng3]

I would never trust an .onion site with my money to be honest. You never know when they could up & run away. I'm not saying all .onion sites are scams but there's no authority for them to report to if something goes wrong.

[MPOE-PR]

It's getting mildly concerning that by now the majority of new services I find out about, I find out about via scam reports here. Wtf.

[repentance]

It's getting mildly concerning that by now the majority of new services I find out about, I find out about via scam reports here. Wtf.

It's not really that surprising.  This forum is no longer seen as a reliable barometer for gauging the trustworthiness of Bitcoin services so people have become more willing to take a chance on services which have never been mentioned here.  People have been wanting an .onion exchange for a long time and don't necessarily perceive it as any more risky than trusting more visible exchanges.

[guruvan]

It's getting mildly concerning that by now the majority of new services I find out about, I find out about via scam reports here. Wtf.

What do you expect. There's a scam accusation for almost every business here. Why....you've started quite a few yourself.

msweb, I'm getting to the point where I'd trust a .onion site more than most "legit" bitcoin businesses. Hard to find an exchange anywhere that won't rip you off. If you do find one, you should just wait a minute - it will.