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What I said is self explanatory and it is very clear for English users. And I said it clear that the "network barrier" was from my end, meaning it was my network that was bad and not from the mixer. You would have checked good or AI for the phrase. And I will still use the mixer when I want to mix coins again.

I don't use AI to write the posts, nor do I use AI to understand the posts. I think it's the wrong path when it comes to discussing with people.
The term network barrier reminds me of some kind of firewall, while network, in general, can even refer to a UTP connector, so barrier in that sense seems like a rough explanation.

[Mate2237]

What I said is self explanatory and it is very clear for English users. And I said it clear that the "network barrier" was from my end, meaning it was my network that was bad and not from the mixer. You would have checked good or AI for the phrase. And I will still use the mixer when I want to mix coins again.

I don't use AI to write the posts, nor do I use AI to understand the posts. I think it's the wrong path when it comes to discussing with people.
The term network barrier reminds me of some kind of firewall, while network, in general, can even refer to a UTP connector, so barrier in that sense seems like a rough explanation.

When thing are difficult to understand then we used dictionary to check what it means. And that doesn't mean you are using AI and I have explained it from my above comments. And it would have been better you check it. I don't use AI either. "Network Barrier from my end" is a simple phrase to understand.

[Wiwo]

What I said is self explanatory and it is very clear for English users. And I said it clear that the "network barrier" was from my end, meaning it was my network that was bad and not from the mixer. You would have checked good or AI for the phrase. And I will still use the mixer when I want to mix coins again.

I don't use AI to write the posts, nor do I use AI to understand the posts. I think it's the wrong path when it comes to discussing with people.
The term network barrier reminds me of some kind of firewall, while network, in general, can even refer to a UTP connector, so barrier in that sense seems like a rough explanation.

When thing are difficult to understand then we used dictionary to check what it means. And that doesn't mean you are using AI and I have explained it from my above comments. And it would have been better you check it. I don't use AI either. "Network Barrier from my end" is a simple phrase to understand.

Mate2237 may have mentioned the network on a more lighter note meaning his mobile internet network, but he failed to give clear statement since network can mean many technical term's and if not specified using the terms can be confusing to your readers so I advice that next time mate you give a clear statement.

I think I understood the statement from the very beginning of your comment and that is because I already know you as a non technical poster, but that is not same with example who's technical knowledge contribute alot to how he perceived and view things.

[KryptoBull]

I have downloaded the coinomize app and well prepare to use the mixer.

I have tried using the Mixers app but still cannot get used to it. The confusion makes me worry about the fate of my BTC, so I still only trust and use the Coinomize web version instead of learning about the mobile app.

In addition, mixing BTC is a serious task, it is not entertainment like using Instagram or TikTok, so the accuracy of the BTC receiving address needs to be guaranteed. My laptop usually supports this better than my old iPhone, the large screen allows me to check the BTC address multiple times before moving my BTC!

[Kemarit]

I have downloaded the coinomize app and well prepare to use the mixer.

I have tried using the Mixers app but still cannot get used to it. The confusion makes me worry about the fate of my BTC, so I still only trust and use the Coinomize web version instead of learning about the mobile app.

In addition, mixing BTC is a serious task, it is not entertainment like using Instagram or TikTok, so the accuracy of the BTC receiving address needs to be guaranteed. My laptop usually supports this better than my old iPhone, the large screen allows me to check the BTC address multiple times before moving my BTC!

I wouldn't say it's a serious task, though, you just need to have a keen set of eyes to check the address being given to you and then the address that you want to send your Bitcoin. And if you will put some settings and delay still not that complicated.

However, I wouldn't used mobile phones, I'm still as old school as others and so it's better to used web version every time I uses a mixer and then save the info like the letter or the code for further used.

[Baofeng]

And since this fake and phishing website are still up:

I would urge everyone specially members of the campaign to put pressure on the domain provider and send them an email,



[email protected]

[Husires]

[email protected]

namecheap fights phishing links and responds to reports quickly, a small number of reports will be enough to close this phishing domain.
I reported it.

[Mate2237]

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Guy what I said is very clear and has nothing to do with someone technicality or contribution in the forum, you are talking the discussion to another dimension. The main discussion here is comprehension. And if he doesn't understand what I said, either he leaves it or ask questions of what it means. Since you said, you understand it then that is alright.

There should be no further discussion about that phrase and if anyone wants to know the meaning marry your dictionary, google and other place one can get information and word meaning.

Back to the track. KryptoBull if the app is not working for you properly, you have to use the website because the website is also simple to use.

[NotATether]

In addition, mixing BTC is a serious task, it is not entertainment like using Instagram or TikTok, so the accuracy of the BTC receiving address needs to be guaranteed. My laptop usually supports this better than my old iPhone, the large screen allows me to check the BTC address multiple times before moving my BTC!

Additionally, I imagine it's quite hard to send a bitcoin address from your laptop to your phone. Sure, QR codes exist, but how are you going to copy them into the app.

And how on earth are you going to do the reverse - sending the mixer address from your phone to your computer so that you can make a transaction. Unless your wallet is also on mobile of course (not recommended).

[julerz12]

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[Baofeng]

[email protected]

namecheap fights phishing links and responds to reports quickly, a small number of reports will be enough to close this phishing domain.
I reported it.

Yes, that's why it's good to really put pressure on them to really end this phishing link. It will take a lot of effort from us though. But it's good that it is a collective effort from us, so that namecheap will not have any excuse to shot it down and close this phishing domain for good.

[joniboini]

It will take a lot of effort from us though. But it's good that it is a collective effort from us, so that namecheap will not have any excuse to shot it down and close this phishing domain for good.

Looks like the website is still up. How quick do namecheap respond to reports? Do they not process reports from weekends or is there a threshold on which report goes to spam or not? I'll send another report to them and hopefully it doesn't get marked as spam if I send it from a throwaway e-mail.

[Stompix]

It will take a lot of effort from us though. But it's good that it is a collective effort from us, so that namecheap will not have any excuse to shot it down and close this phishing domain for good.

Looks like the website is still up. How quick do namecheap respond to reports? Do they not process reports from weekends or is there a threshold on which report goes to spam or not? I'll send another report to them and hopefully it doesn't get marked as spam if I send it from a throwaway e-mail.

Their support has gotten really worse in the last few years, I remember back in 2019 when there was an avalanche of fake websites they used to move pretty fast, then probably the numbers grew too much for their crew or they decided to not really care that much as long as it brings $. I suppose they've raised the limit where complaints against a domain are escalated to a team that actually verifies it and they pretty much ignore individual reporting, so the best way is to get a few more people doing it.

[bhadz]

[email protected]

namecheap fights phishing links and responds to reports quickly, a small number of reports will be enough to close this phishing domain.
I reported it.

Yes, that's why it's good to really put pressure on them to really end this phishing link. It will take a lot of effort from us though. But it's good that it is a collective effort from us, so that namecheap will not have any excuse to shot it down and close this phishing domain for good.

Let the pressure coming on them so that they will take action and will see the massive concern from taking down these phishing link and if they will be other that will appear in the nearest future. Coinomize is already a popular brand and that's why cons are taking advantage of it and trying to catch some users that might use the service but the wrong one. I hope that all of these fake websites will taken down asap.

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Let the pressure coming on them so that they will take action and will see the massive concern from taking down these phishing link and if they will be other that will appear in the nearest future. Coinomize is already a popular brand and that's why cons are taking advantage of it and trying to catch some users that might use the service but the wrong one. I hope that all of these fake websites will taken down asap.

A long and exhausting struggle. Even if one fake domain is shut down, a new one will probably appear on the same day.
Educating people about the proper use of the Internet and recognizing fake sites seems to be a very important, but rather complicated process.