Oh guys, whatever will happem, no one can believe me that your mixer is really mixer and not a shit scam. Cmon man, you create website with very known name: Bitmixer. And you do this after they closed. Changing .io to .co don't means you are like new company.
Don't want to be rude but I think this thread must be closed and removed. Site which claims to be safe mixer and uses another mixer's name, isn't something to trust.
Not necessarily. I do agree that it is a shady business practice as I explained in my previous post in this thread, but it could also purely have been named the same for the business part of it-- that is garnering all the previous BitMixer uses. What I am warning about is mostly that this should be considered a completely new unrelated service and that previous customers should not get confused. Sure, the liability might not fall directly on BitMixer.co's lap, but they do know what they are doing and whether they want to clear it up on their website or not is strictly under their control. That is really the only part of concern. Their legitimacy as a mixer is still to be tested, but so far it is not tainted since no scam accusations have appeared. Once some feedback comes in, the situation might change. It is too early to call it a scam.
Imagine google decided to stop their search engine website and after some days someone comes and says: google.io is new and trustful search engine service.
Is this logical? We don't have to see scam accusations for proofs, it's worst situation because someone loses huge amount and everything becomes clear after that.
That's all I wanted to say.
