bitmixer.io - Waiting more than 6 hours of mixing - NEED HELP

[x00nix]

Hi community

I've send today an amount to mix on bitmixer.io
I've use the service a lot in the past few months. But now is the first transaction that is hanging.

Did anyone know about any technical issues?

I've send 0.20891077 BTC to 1CeGnw648j1ySNMbRAue5ptELG7tg1XAex, here is the transaction:
https://blockchain.info/tx/41a1988b2b4a6cd46847cd182a49f5450a41d0d168e98a797497574afb57112d

This are my last bitcoins   i need them realy!


Cheers
x00nix

[TryNinja]

This can't be possible since BitMixer closed his services last week, and it's not possible to mix anymore.

You probably fall for a fake version of the site like bitmixor.io which means that your funds can not get recovered anymore. Sorry for your lost.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2042470.0

[BitHodler]

TryNinja is spot on ~ here too, sorry for your loss.

May we at least know what site/service you have been scammed by? It would help to report it to Google and make people aware of another phishing site.

If you visit the original bitmixer site https://bitmixer.io you'll see a clear notification of them having stopped their service. Always check your URL properly before making use of a certain service.

[naidray]

It is very unfortunate that you were callous with your lost bitcoins you had and there is nothing we can do but console you.

Bitmixer had closed to operate and it was in the news all over. Perhaps you missed the golden rule of not clicking on to any link from emails or the net without double verifying the exact address you want to visit.

[hashshashin]

It is so sad. Such a known mixer is down. Now a lot of fake and pishing webites are just taking users money. This is totally unfair.

I am really sorry for your loss

[Rahar02]

This can't be possible since BitMixer closed his services last week, and it's not possible to mix anymore.

You probably fall for a fake version of the site like bitmixor.io which means that your funds can not get recovered anymore. Sorry for your lost.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2042470.0

I have checked it, and you're right man, there's another version of bitmixer and it is bitmixor,  maybe scammers.
Since it almost 22 hours, I would like to hear about Op explanation, how could it happen? Are you sure you sent it to bitmixer? As it can't be, because there's no any service anymore as they said; We stopped our service. Please read why

[stompix]

You couldn't have done that as there is no way to generate a mixing address on bitmixer at this time.


Probably you have fallen for this scam:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2047317
that I made a thread a week ago

[~Bitcoin~]

Looks like OP got scammed because he have sent bitcoin to this address https://blockchain.info/address/1CeGnw648j1ySNMbRAue5ptELG7tg1XAex
Which have already got more than 1BTC before. Bimixer doesn't give you deposit address that was used before as deposit address and top of that bitmixer have already stopped accepting new deposits.

[TryNinja]

He actually posted here right after my last post saying that he indeed got scammed by the fake website "BITMIXOR". Looks like he deleted the post because he was also asking for donations to "help him recover his losts".

Would be good if OP lock the thread now that everything has been solved already.

[reflector]

Looks like OP got scammed because he have sent bitcoin to this address https://blockchain.info/address/1CeGnw648j1ySNMbRAue5ptELG7tg1XAex
Which have already got more than 1BTC before. Bimixer doesn't give you deposit address that was used before as deposit address and top of that bitmixer have already stopped accepting new deposits.

I hope, this is not possible to confirmed this op has lost his bitcoin with bitmixer team. As mentioned above he might lost bitcoin in fake site which is similar to domain bitmixer.io. I have got scammed once in blockchain.info site but I have logged in to check the balance but lost my bitcoins. Its same kind of of issue.

[Lutpin]

He actually posted here right after my last post saying that he indeed got scammed by the fake website "BITMIXOR". Looks like he deleted the post because he was also asking for donations to "help him recover his losts".

More likely, moderation deleted the post as it violates forum rules (and been reported).


@OP: You can start a scam accusation against the phishing site, but I doubt that's going to lead anywhere.

[x00nix]

Ok now is see!
THE FAKE DOMAIN IS BITMIXOR.IO
Guys please be carefull of scammers like this!

Its really sad, that people need to scam other to steal theire bitcoins

Have a nice sunday and be carefull!


Cheers
x00nix

[x00nix]

@OP: You can start a scam accusation against the phishing site, but I doubt that's going to lead anywhere.

How you mean this? Like an accusation on the local police station?

[TryNinja]

How you mean this? Like an accusation on the local police station?

He is probably talking about creating a thread on the Scam Accusations board[1]. But it would only serve to warn other users since the chance of finding who is running the fake website is pretty low.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

[bL4nkcode]

Well, that site was on the ad place on google search engine when you search bitmixer and I have a big guess OP clicked that site then deposited without reading those topic next below with the 2-5th rank. Sorry for your lose and you have to move on dude.

[liuqi]

Ok now is see!
THE FAKE DOMAIN IS BITMIXOR.IO
Guys please be carefull of scammers like this!

Its really sad, that people need to scam other to steal theire bitcoins

Have a nice sunday and be carefull!


Cheers
x00nix

Some of the people may loose their bitcoin in this Bitmixor site. To report about as lutpin says you can create a new thread about this in scam and accusation. This will allow you complain about them. Then you can lock this thread to stop this discussion more further.

[warningsigns]

How do these scammers do this so successfully? So they replicate the real site with an almost-identical URL. But how do they get it indexed on Google's search page?

I just visited that bitmixor site and did a trial transaction (I didn't send anything of course) to see how they do it. Amazing. Everything is replicated detail-rich. Even the green SSL indicator is there. If people are not careful, this can generate easy money for these criminals. Especially because all they need to do is sit back and wait for naive people to take the bait. They could be out shopping or having dinner with family while bitcoins keep pouring into their wallets. The sophistication in the way they engineer these scams is insane.

[TryNinja]

How do these scammers do this so successfully? So they replicate the real site with an almost-identical URL. But how do they get it indexed on Google's search page?

They are paying Google to show their ads, making them to be the first option when you search for Bitmixer.

People will just trust the first link they see, and believe that the website is indeed legit.

[warningsigns]

How do these scammers do this so successfully? So they replicate the real site with an almost-identical URL. But how do they get it indexed on Google's search page?

They are paying Google to show their ads, making them to be the first option when you search for Bitmixer.

People will just trust the first link they see, and believe that the website is indeed legit.

Thanks for that. Is it possible to report the ad to Google? If yes, how?

[BitHodler]

Is it possible to report the ad to Google? If yes, how?

It's definitely possible to report it to google. I already did so, and I highly recommend all people caring about others to not get scammed to do so as well ~ the more people report phishing sites, the sooner they get taken down.

That being said, people making use of these services also deserve a part of the blame. Seriously, how can one so easily deposit money into a service that obviously has a weird looking URL? It makes no sense.

Here is the report link ~ https://support.google.com/legal/troubleshooter/1114905?rd%3D2#ts%3D1115658,1115699