[ANN] Bitcoin Blender, anonymous bitcoin mixer - deposit issue

[canacoinz]

Hi,

So I'm rather familiar with using TOR browser, and was looking at different options to mix coins... One of my friends suggested this site.... After making a deposit and waiting 30 minutes for it to go through. There was a random power outage in my area. Upon going back to the site and logging in.

1) Told me that my account credentials didn't exist.
2) I tried both the TOR and the .org/.com links
3) Made a new account to send a message to support which has gone unanswered...

Has anyone else had a similar problem and if so, was the problem resolved or is the service a scam???

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[OmegaStarScream]

Googling for "Bitcoin blender" could give multiple results, mind giving the URL for both the normal and the Tor site? It's not secret that there are some bitcoin mixing services that turned into a scam though. I would suggest using Bitmixer.io for the future, I believe It was the first mixing service out there and It's still reputable till today with no confirmed scam accusations against them.
Edit your title as well (ANN is made for announcing a service or something and It's not the case here) and move this into Scam accusation section If you believe you got scammed otherwise to "Service discussion" section.

[Iranus]

Are you sure you were on the right site?  Bitblender's Tor mirror is http://bitblendervrfkzr.onion/, and they have an information site here which I believe is theirs.

Note:  if you decide to move to Bitmixer, make sure to keep their letter of guarantee so that you can show it if you get scammed again.

[canacoinz]

I did search through duckduckgo... Not really fond of google, and cool. I'll keep that in mind for next time that they're the honorable provider when it comes to this shady service... Also, the onion link that came up for me was http://bitblenduun5mnwp.onion/

[OmegaStarScream]

I did search through duckduckgo... Not really fond of google, and cool. I'll keep that in mind for next time that they're the honorable provider when it comes to this shady service... Also, the onion link that came up for me was http://bitblenduun5mnwp.onion/

A simple search gave me this: https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkNetMarkets/comments/5z8vp6/scam_alert_bitcoin_blender_spoof_site_is_ripping/
and from what the guy said, It looks like this is the fake URL.

[noormcs5]

Ok,the power outage won't affect a real TX that has been sent, usually.  If you used a software wallet and your network got the TX sent, then it is in the system and some TX's with low fees might takes a long time to finish. You want to start investigating by getting the TX ID for your sent funds.  That can be easy, but we need to know how you sent it.  Either way, the ID will be listed in your wallet.  Get that ID and search the block chain for it, find out the status and go from there.