Go-Overt Bitcoin Mixer review campaign.

[bitmover]

You also don't seem to support bech32 addresses.

Supporting native segwit addresses (addresses which starts with bc1) is good for everyone, Go-Overt and its clients.
Both will save in fees. As transactions fees are a huge deal for any mixer, it would be very good to implement it.

Additionally, if the user wants to mix coins in bech32, this potential client will need to move to another mixer.


I see the simulator is still not working properly. It can be easily fixed by the person who made it. You just need to do something like
if input < 0.001:  #(free mixer limit)
   output=input

I don't know any of Js so i don't know the syntax, but it can be easily fixed with something like that.

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[The Cryptovator]

The wording is very weird ("Free Mix only is 0.001 BTC only to") and I don't really know what I should do. It says the min is 0.005 BTC, but the Free Mix is only 0.001 (?). So, I can actually send 0.001 BTC? What if I send more (e.g: the entire 0.0013 BTC)?

It has been discussed there on Jambler's official chat group, the answer is below from the Jambler admin. So the same goes for all Jambler partner mixers who are using their default script.

It does have to be exactly 0.001 BTC, because this very amount is what communicates your intent to use trial mixing to the system. Think about it, there is no other way for the platform to know if you want trial or regular mixing. So, any other amount will be treated as regular mixing, and the usual commission will be charged.

It's been requested to all participants who have received funds, please update your review here. It's more than 24 hours I had sent the amount for the test.

But at the same time, there is a minimum of 0.005 BTC? So how can I mix my 0.0013 BTC? I don't want to send 0.001 BTC and keep the 0.0003 BTC dust. I want to go all in.

Actually, we sent 0.0013 BTC to mix 0.001 BTC and rest 0.0003 BTC for to cover your transaction fees. I don't know how much will dust after deducting transaction fees. And OP has mentioned on the thread you have to send exactly 0.001 BTC if you intend to use free mixing service. Hope you got my point.

[TryNinja]

It has been discussed there on Jambler's official chat group, the answer is below from the Jambler admin. So the same goes for all Jambler partner mixers who are using their default script.

But at the same time, there is a minimum of 0.005 BTC? So how can I mix my 0.0013 BTC? I don't want to send 0.001 BTC and keep the 0.0003 BTC dust. I want to go all in.

[Go-Overt]

This really sounds confusing (through Free Mix):



The wording is very weird ("Free Mix only is 0.001 BTC only to") and I don't really know what I should do. It says the min is 0.005 BTC, but the Free Mix is only 0.001 (?). So, I can actually send 0.001 BTC? What if I send more (e.g: the entire 0.0013 BTC)?

You also don't seem to support bech32 addresses.

If you create your mixing session again you will see there have been a few updates since your screen capture was taken and it now only displays one message either for Full service or Free Mix.

The Free Mix is only for 0.001 BTC to trial the service, to establish trust effectively and so that people can see what the mixing service does.

Otherwise, the Full Mix minimum is 0.005 BTC

It has been discussed there on Jambler's official chat group, the answer is below from the Jambler admin. So the same goes for all Jambler partner mixers who are using their default script.

But at the same time, there is a minimum of 0.005 BTC? So how can I mix my 0.0013 BTC? I don't want to send 0.001 BTC and keep the 0.0003 BTC dust. I want to go all in.

Create a new mixing session using Free Mix and send 0.001 BTC

[Go-Overt]

You also don't seem to support bech32 addresses.

Supporting native segwit addresses (addresses which starts with bc1) is good for everyone, Go-Overt and its clients.
Both will save in fees. As transactions fees are a huge deal for any mixer, it would be very good to implement it.

Additionally, if the user wants to mix coins in bech32, this potential client will need to move to another mixer.


I see the simulator is still not working properly. It can be easily fixed by the person who made it. You just need to do something like
if input < 0.001:  #(free mixer limit)
   output=input

I don't know any of Js so i don't know the syntax, but it can be easily fixed with something like that.

In reality, if input < 0.005
  output=nothing: dust
except
  free mix=true
&
  input = 0.001
  output = 0.001

[TryNinja]

Now I'm getting a Cloudflare error:

Error 1033
Argo Tunnel error

What happened?
You've requested a page on a website (www.go-overt.com) that is on the Cloudflare network. The host (www.go-overt.com) is configured as an Argo Tunnel, and Cloudflare is currently unable to resolve it.

Didn't notice before that you are using Cloudflare, but I wouldn't recommend to keep it considering the nature of your website. You do know that they act as a MITM and can sniff all the data from your customers, including addresses and amounts, right? And they are a US based company, so...

[The Cryptovator]

Review: I received the fund. And try to mix it free. At first I confused by seeing minimum 0.005 BTC  have to send. That also noticed by other people here. Unfortunately I send 0.0012 btc with 50 sat/byte fee. It’s seems 135 confirmation from my wallet tnx history. But I did not receive any BTC to my output address. It’s already  20+ hours gone. Even I did not receive the fund back to my sending wallet. So what will if anybody send any big or little amount than 0.001 btc unfortunately for free mix?  

It has been explained above post #22, you transaction detected as dust transaction by the system since you haven't sent enough fund for anonymous (regular) mixing. Because more than 0.001 BTC will consider as a regular mixing (not for the test). That's why OP stated that you have to send exactly 0.001 BTC to the free mixer. Less then 0.005 BTC will consider dust on the system since this is the minimum.

4. The exact 0.001BTC has to send if you want to test on the "Mix Coins For Free" service. So we are sending you 0.0013BTC which would cover your sending fee as well.

Anyway, let's wait for the admin answer if he can refund your reward.

[Go-Overt]

^ First, welcome to Bitcointalk. I am interested to try too.

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Edited:
I confirmed I received the fund I will submit my review later when I am home.

My review:
I have already received the fund on my native SegWit wallet address, 0.0013 BTC but why there is no warning that the mixer site did not support this kind of bitcoin address. There should be a warning include on the first main page of Go-Overt Bitcoin mixer that bech32 and Segwit addresses have not supported. Through this, I cannot give my honest review since I did not even try to mix my coin. I have non- segwit address but dont have  balance. This should be stating before the fund distributed, so that we can use non-segwit address.

Nevertheless, the fund was still on my wallet, I will PM the sender and I will return it back.
Thank you and good luck Go-Overt Bitcoin Mixer team, I hope these all concerned will be fixed soon.

A wallet is a group of addresses. If you wallet has non bech32 addresses that a re segwit ie. starting with 3, or native starting with 1 then you can put through the transaction fine. Otherwise, you can transfer it from one wallet program to another easily.

[sujonali1819]

Anyway, let's wait for the admin answer if he can refund your reward.

Still waiting. I did not receive the output/refund. So want to From the admin the exact answer about what will if someone, unfortunately, send more than 0.001 BTC to 0.00499 BTC for mixing.

[khaled0111]

So want to From the admin the exact answer about what will if someone, unfortunately, send more than 0.001 BTC to 0.00499 BTC for mixing.

In general and according to their FAQ, any sent amount smaller than 0.005 and different from 0.001 will be considered as a donation.
If it was sent by mistake, the sender will have to contact their customer support for further assistance.
https://www.go-overt.com/#faq

[Go-Overt]

I will use this mixer in the future if the administration can apply SegWit address support. Good luck!

Thank-you. Certainly SegWit addresses are supported but at this time not native bech32.

After 6 hrs I receive the coin that I mix with no fee, I fully receive the 0.001BTC and what I see is that, there's something wrong with your calculator at "Mix Coins For Free" page.

Thanks, we decided to leave the calculator alone since the only valid amount to send fo free mix is 0.001 BTC and people should get used to seeing the amount with the fee, which with full service mixing 0.005 BTC returns 0.00406 BTC.

Review: I received the fund. And try to mix it free. At first I confused by seeing minimum 0.005 BTC  have to send. That also noticed by other people here. Unfortunately I send 0.0012 btc with 50 sat/byte fee. It’s seems 135 confirmation from my wallet tnx history. But I did not receive any BTC to my output address. It’s already  20+ hours gone. Even I did not receive the fund back to my sending wallet. So what will if anybody send any big or little amount than 0.001 btc unfortunately for free mix?  

Thank you for trying this for me. Unfortunately, for the free mix the amount must be exactly 0.001 BTC or it does not register for free mix and as it is less than 0.005B BTC it is dust to your transaction. It is a little problem and occasionally people find this but it is already announced just to send a precise amount.

1. Bad wording on the mixing page. It should explicit say "If you send less than 0.005 and not exactly 0.001 for the free mixing, your funds will be considered a donation".

2. Cloudflare... why do mixers keep using a US based MITM? This is terrible for privacy and makes me wonder they only care about not getting DDoS'ed for the case of getting more customers and money, WHILE NOT PROTECTING THEIR PRIVACY, which is the MOST IMPORTANT PART!

3. More info should be available in the mixing page. Where the coins are going to and time of the mixing. You can only see that in the letter of guarantee.

I can't comment on what they do with the coins and what happens in the back-end, because I have no access to it. Do they mix your coins and send you "clean coins from exchanges"? They may, they may not. There isn't much to say about it.

Thank-you.
1. Wording on Free Mix Active updated again.
2. TOR connection is available, also CloudFlare allows server inside network secure to accept external connections with no port forward and no opening firewall with special Argo service.
3. You are right, most of that info is on the other pages but on the mixing page you have to rely on the letter but you suppose by then you are already informed? I will see if I can make it print "This address is valid for 168  hours from 2020-08-12 12:48:36  GMT" in an update. It would be good a little technical.