[Warning] Fake Bitblender site

[TravelMug]

Warning to all beginners, you might fall for this fake or clone Bitblender mixing site.

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https://bitblender[dot]eu/

Remember that bitblender service has shut down many months ago.

Bitcoin Blender is shutting down. Please withdraw.

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[DdmrDdmr]

There seem to be a few of these fake mixing sites around. Perhaps it would be good to add this one to @LeGaulois’ thread 2019 List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites]). There is a section in his OP with a list of mixer scam sites, and the one you mention is not on the list with this domain (.eu).

[leowonderful]

There's actually a ton of scam clones of Tor based mixers out there, and it seems like in my experience people don't realize blenders such as Bitblender were only accessible through onion links when they were operating. I recall there used to be a .com clone of Bitblender a while back as well, though I don't know if it's still up.

[tukagero]

No more bitblender because they already shit their services and also the bitblener will work on tor browser alone.

Anyone stupid enough to fall for these scammers?

as what op said only newcomers and beginners might fall on these scams.

[AdolfinWolf]

No more bitblender because they already shit their services and also the bitblener will work on tor browser alone.

Anyone stupid enough to fall for these scammers?

Someone send bitcoin (presumably) to a mixer clone with a static deposit adress. So, yes - Users are extremely gullible.

But at the same time.... I mean, BitBlender went out with a blast. Everyone knows by now they exit scammed. I wouldn't understand why anyone would send anything to a site resembling BitBlender... But yeah.. It does happen otherwise these sites wouldn't be worth cloning in the volume that they are being created.

[harizen]

I can't really wonder how will (if ever) someone will fall on this trap.

Even for let's say they aren't aware to what happens in Bitblender, using mixing service can be consider as advanced knowledge, therefore, those people should be, at least, will do some basic and proper research before proceeding to verify that they are dealing with a legit company.

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https://bitblender[dot]eu/

Good thing that URL is not even present on most of the web search engines. Looks like scammers are aggressively pushing and spreading this link to various platforms.

[TryNinja]

I can't really wonder how will (if ever) someone will fall on this trap.

Even for let's say they aren't aware to what happens in Bitblender, using mixing service can be consider as advanced knowledge, therefore, those people should be, at least, will do some basic and proper research before proceeding to verify that they are dealing with a legit company.

In an ideal world, yes. But people get scammed everyday. And you can’t just assume everyone using a mixer knows what they are doing or know how to differentiate a website from a phishing one. How many coins were stolen in the Electrum fake messages fiasco?

There are websites (usually “Top 5 mixers” and similar) made only to advertise these fake mixers. They will link all the legit mixers there but with their respective phishing websites. And these get a lot of victims.

[Baofeng]

Lots of <insert your favorite mixing website here>.eu, .es has spawned in the last couple of months so I'm not surprised that people are still falling for this kind of tricks. Not everyone here is well educated and has knowledge about the demise of Bitblender and that's why those criminals are taking advantage of it despite the tumbling services is already out of the business already.

[Bountyhonter]

Clone sites are getting much these days it's always advisable to check the url properly before doing anything especially when it comes to funds and passwords.