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[Jamal Aezaz]

We just block 2-3 countries like Korea.
From our years of experience, we know which countries are worth blockading and which are not. If 99% of attacks come from these countries as an example and 1% is legitimate traffic, we prefer to block them.

I think this is a fair reason. if these few countries are not valuable to your business and instead you are being attacked by those places then you have all the rights to block those countries. but I am not sure if for hackers and attackers these kind of blocking really matters, They'll use VPNs or any other backdoors  and continue their infeltration to any system they want.
it must be tuff for you to deal with such things. All the best with that guys.

We have already lowered our filters to a minimum.
A firewall nowadays and blocking can no longer be avoided because we are responsible for our security and that of our customers! That's why discussions about it are pointless as we alone know best what is good for our service and our customers.

99% of the time, all blocks are made fairly.
Nowadays, every website uses a firewall that blocks user requests. So it's not even worth mentioning.

Since there is only a limited number of IPv4 IP addresses, providers assign an IP address several times and only assign a different port to each customer. If a customer uses this IP for DDOS attacks, the whole IP is blacklisted.

We do not block ISP ranges or IP addresses permanently, but check each request separately.

Anyone who really uses a mixer knows their way around and uses a VPN anyway where you can change your IP or uses our Onion service.

Well Said. Only a website owner knows what is best for the website and it's customers/users. we can only give opinions and suggestions. final decision should be yours.

[Coinomize.biz]

We just block 2-3 countries like Korea.
From our years of experience, we know which countries are worth blockading and which are not. If 99% of attacks come from these countries as an example and 1% is legitimate traffic, we prefer to block them.

I think this is a fair reason. if these few countries are not valuable to your business and instead you are being attacked by those places then you have all the rights to block those countries. but I am not sure if for hackers and attackers these kind of blocking really matters, They'll use VPNs or any other backdoors  and continue their infeltration to any system they want.
it must be tuff for you to deal with such things. All the best with that guys.

We have already lowered our filters to a minimum.
A firewall nowadays and blocking can no longer be avoided because we are responsible for our security and that of our customers! That's why discussions about it are pointless as we alone know best what is good for our service and our customers.

99% of the time, all blocks are made fairly.
Nowadays, every website uses a firewall that blocks user requests. So it's not even worth mentioning.

Since there is only a limited number of IPv4 IP addresses, providers assign an IP address several times and only assign a different port to each customer. If a customer uses this IP for DDOS attacks, the whole IP is blacklisted.

We do not block ISP ranges or IP addresses permanently, but check each request separately.

Anyone who really uses a mixer knows their way around and uses a VPN anyway where you can change your IP or uses our Onion service.

Well Said. Only a website owner knows what is best for the website and it's customers/users. we can only give opinions and suggestions. final decision should be yours.

yes right thanks

[Power420]

From our years of experience, we know which countries are worth blockading and which are not. If 99% of attacks come from these countries as an example and 1% is legitimate traffic, we prefer to block them.

How do you make sure that the users who are in restricted regions can use the site safely?
Regarding online security matters, do you provide any guidelines or directions to the users for using this platform?

You can usually change the browser and open the gateway with the help of using a VPN. Especially if you use a browser, it will be most secure and your privacy will be maintained. It provides all the features to keep the users safe that you need a little attention.

[bayu7adi]

Hi guys everyone, has anyone participated in the referral program from Coinomize? I need tips on where are the strategic places to get customers who want to mix?

Is it on social media? or on this forum? or on YouTube? Your tips might make me think about try it.

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Hi guys everyone, has anyone participated in the referral program from Coinomize? I need tips on where are the strategic places to get customers who want to mix?

Is it on social media? or on this forum? or on YouTube? Your tips might make me think about try it.

Affiliate business is such a complex and long story, that you can't get an "exact" answer here so that it doesn't turn out to be an off-topic spam essay. All the channels you mentioned as an example can be the answer to your question. In essence, you should pay attention to targeting crypto-related people, and it's up to you to find a way to reach them.

[Cantsay]

Hi guys everyone, has anyone participated in the referral program from Coinomize? I need tips on where are the strategic places to get customers who want to mix?

Is it on social media? or on this forum? or on YouTube? Your tips might make me think about try it.

I have not participated in the program but since you asked for tips I might as well share a few that I’ve noticed.

For this type of referral program, you can’t just go to a platform (even if it’s crypto related)  and share your link there, you’ll instantly be tagged as a scammer or spammer - the best way is to create an article about the site (coinomize), what it has to offer, how is it unique from other mixers, the mechanism it uses for mixing, etc. and at the end of the article you can include your referral link. Make sure you state it out that you’ll receive commission with no additional charge to them if they should use your link… that way you’ll sound more professional and not look like a referral hunter.

While if you have a YouTube channel with decent amount of followers (organic not bots) you can create a review of the site and upload to your channel and at the description you can then input your referral link so that those that might be interested in using the site can access it through your link.

If you also have a blog site -> its still similar to the first one, just create an article and try using SEO ranking to rank it up for more traffic which should help you get more people to use your links.

[Agbe]

Hi guys everyone, has anyone participated in the referral program from Coinomize? I need tips on where are the strategic places to get customers who want to mix?

Is it on social media? or on this forum? or on YouTube? Your tips might make me think about try it.

If there is any referral program then it must be started from here and if you are looking for a strategic places to create traffic to your mixing project then it should be here as well. Many used of social media will understand your mixing service there so they will ignore it. But here everyone knows and many will like to participate. Nobody is even care about YouTube. Though I have not participated in the coinomize referral program but I believed it is nice to participating.

[AGM]

Hi guys everyone, has anyone participated in the referral program from Coinomize? I need tips on where are the strategic places to get customers who want to mix?

Is it on social media? or on this forum? or on YouTube? Your tips might make me think about try it.

First I think this should be the target who gamble with cryptocurrencies. Especially those who oppose KYC. If this site can be promoted to them or the features can be shown to them then it is possible to get enough users. I would initially recommend gamblers who make anonymous gambling their highest priority. Having a personal YouTube channel and blog site is much easier to find such users.

[SamReomo]

I would initially recommend gamblers who make anonymous gambling their highest priority.

I think I agree with you because gamblers most probably those gamblers with huge funds would consider privacy and thus they would love to use mixing services in order to increase the privacy of the coins that they might use for gambling purpose.

Sometimes the high roller gamblers have to complete KYC on casino sites in order to gamble and withdraw huge winnings. I guess for that they might use fake details as they won't risk their personal privacy at any cost. But, surely they can be good as referrals as they'll do a lot of mixing whenever they get urge to gamble.

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I would initially recommend gamblers who make anonymous gambling their highest priority.

I think I agree with you because gamblers most probably those gamblers with huge funds would consider privacy and thus they would love to use mixing services in order to increase the privacy of the coins that they might use for gambling purpose.

Sometimes the high roller gamblers have to complete KYC on casino sites in order to gamble and withdraw huge winnings. I guess for that they might use fake details as they won't risk their personal privacy at any cost. But, surely they can be good as referrals as they'll do a lot of mixing whenever they get urge to gamble.

In theory, this sounds ideal. But...
I'm not sure how good a combination of mixers & gambling are. Many services mark coins from there as dirty and create additional complications and KYC requirements... That's not what any gambler wants.
For example, as I know Coinbase strictly prohibits the deposit of coins from gambling platforms.

[SamReomo]

In theory, this sounds ideal. But...
I'm not sure how good a combination of mixers & gambling are. Many services mark coins from there as dirty and create additional complications and KYC requirements... That's not what any gambler wants.
For example, as I know Coinbase strictly prohibits the deposit of coins from gambling platforms.

How could they know that the coins come from a mixer? I mean mixers does their job by mixing the coins so no one can trace where the coins come from? I haven't personally mixed coins on Coinomize but I have used other mixers myself and the coins I get were totally cleaned and were easily exchanged without any issues.

But I guess mixers don't prohibit mixing the coins from gambling sites and gambling sites don't prohibit coins from mixers. In fact I believe that most of the gambling sites won't even know that from which source those coins came from. I guess that's why the coins can be used on gambling platforms and gamblers might prefer the privacy they get from the mixing of coins. +Karma for the information.

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How could they know that the coins come from a mixer? I mean mixers does their job by mixing the coins so no one can trace where the coins come from? I haven't personally mixed coins on Coinomize but I have used other mixers myself and the coins I get were totally cleaned and were easily exchanged without any issues.

This whole thing with clean and dirty coins is a faith that we have with the regulators and co. Many exchangers ^{and everyone who hides behind no-kyc, but...} have a rule that at some point they can ask for proof of funds because they recognize that the coins are of dubious origin.

[SamReomo]

This whole thing with clean and dirty coins is a faith that we have with the regulators and co. Many exchangers ^{and everyone who hides behind no-kyc, but...} have a rule that at some point they can ask for proof of funds because they recognize that the coins are of dubious origin.

They scared us and we all know that but sometimes people get dubious about us when the coins that we received from an address has some connection with a blacklisted wallet. I believe such issue can be solved with a proper mixer and I guess the mixers that we have on this forum and are advertising their services here help us in making those coins clear for us. I believe that no coins are dirty or clean but the coins which get direct link with blacklisted wallets are not good for us.

[Coinomize.biz]

In theory, this sounds ideal. But...
I'm not sure how good a combination of mixers & gambling are. Many services mark coins from there as dirty and create additional complications and KYC requirements... That's not what any gambler wants.
For example, as I know Coinbase strictly prohibits the deposit of coins from gambling platforms.

How could they know that the coins come from a mixer? I mean mixers does their job by mixing the coins so no one can trace where the coins come from? I haven't personally mixed coins on Coinomize but I have used other mixers myself and the coins I get were totally cleaned and were easily exchanged without any issues.

But I guess mixers don't prohibit mixing the coins from gambling sites and gambling sites don't prohibit coins from mixers. In fact I believe that most of the gambling sites won't even know that from which source those coins came from. I guess that's why the coins can be used on gambling platforms and gamblers might prefer the privacy they get from the mixing of coins. +Karma for the information.

You can often see that coins originate from mixers on the Coinjoin technology, as many identical or small payments are created in the blockchain.

Coinomize.biz does not prohibit or block any payments, regardless of their source. With Coinomize you can now only withdraw 100% clean coins from crypto exchanges. This means that no payment will be blocked, no matter which exchange or wallet you deposit it to.

[SamReomo]

You can often see that coins originate from mixers on the Coinjoin technology, as many identical or small payments are created in the blockchain.

Coinomize.biz does not prohibit or block any payments, regardless of their source. With Coinomize you can now only withdraw 100% clean coins from crypto exchanges. This means that no payment will be blocked, no matter which exchange or wallet you deposit it to.

It's nice to see that Coinomize is ready to accept all coins and they don't block any payments, that's a good sign. Most of the mixers are somehow giving up clean coins by using BTC to XMR swapping and then reswapping XMR to BTC so the final result is always clean coins which all exchanges accept without any issues.

I'm sure Coinomize is also doing something similar for the users which means the mixed coins they get won't be blocked at all. Coinjoin won't work the way it was intended to work so I guess the new standard is workable and it will stay for long time.