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[Smartprofit]

That's why for me, if I have the chance to take down all the info, like in a word or notepad or even have a screenshot, I will do as it is really very quick, (perhaps they made it due to security).

And after that, I will delete everything in my pc and just wait for the transaction to commence and finished.

I wanted to note them down before proceeding but I could not bit I was happy that I downloaded the letter of guarantee before the page expired. It was the status code number form the letter of guarantee that saved me if not I would have open another order to mixed the coins. I wanted to even open new one but the receive address has been used so I couldn't use it again so that made me to look for the number.

I try to never take a screenshot of my laptop or smartphone when making financial transactions.
This is because I have some concerns (maybe it's paranoia) about this data falling into the hands of hackers. Even though we are talking about small amounts, I don't want such intimate information to fall into the wrong hands. Therefore, I usually write down the necessary information on a piece of paper (hello 20th century, last millennium!)
In the case of Coinomize.biz, this is most likely an excessive measure, because the mixing process is simple and intuitive, but I believe that finance loves pedantry.

[Z-tight]

I try to never take a screenshot of my laptop or smartphone when making financial transactions.
This is because I have some concerns (maybe it's paranoia) about this data falling into the hands of hackers.

I myself also do not like to take such screenshots and i believe it not bad to be paranoid about security. There are even people who try to take screenshots of their seed phrase, but the good thing is that most wallets would not let them do that, now imagine if they did, some people might then have their seed phrase stored in their photo gallery.

[PX-Z]

I try to never take a screenshot of my laptop or smartphone when making financial transactions.
This is because I have some concerns (maybe it's paranoia) about this data falling into the hands of hackers.

I myself also do not like to take such screenshots and i believe it not bad to be paranoid about security. There are even people who try to take screenshots of their seed phrase, but the good thing is that most wallets would not let them do that, now imagine if they did, some people might then have their seed phrase stored in their photo gallery.

This is valid concern tbh, that's why most financial mobile apps cannot take screenshots while making transactions, i don't know in ios but that's how they works on android apps.

[God Of Thunder]

I'm not a regular mixer user. I only need to transfer BTC 1-2 times a month to sell for fiat and pay my family's bills. I don't have much money so I'm very concerned about transaction fees. Sometimes I also need to sell BTC quickly so I also care about the time.

I often refer to crypto mixer reviews from various sources on Google, usually sites suggested like Reddit, CoinCodex, CoinCheckup... or YouTube videos. Maybe because I watch a lot of reviews, I like to try many mixers, one mixer/month, similar to how many people want to experience different cuisines

I use the mixer service once every four to six months because I don't have any black money to clean. I usually earn Bitcoin from forum signature campaigns, and I don't think it is worth using Mixers every time because I don't have that much money to spend as well. Considering you do not have too much money, you should not spend money by testing the mixer's services unless they pay you for it.

Once I am convinced of a service that suits my needs, I don't think it is necessary to look for new mixers unless they offer something better. Most mixers have the same job to do. It's unlike casinos, where I may look for special bonuses or features. I am being honest; I don't believe what you said.

[KryptoBull]

I use the mixer service once every four to six months because I don't have any black money to clean. I usually earn Bitcoin from forum signature campaigns, and I don't think it is worth using Mixers every time because I don't have that much money to spend as well. Considering you do not have too much money, you should not spend money by testing the mixer's services unless they pay you for it.

Once I am convinced of a service that suits my needs, I don't think it is necessary to look for new mixers unless they offer something better. Most mixers have the same job to do. It's unlike casinos, where I may look for special bonuses or features. I am being honest; I don't believe what you said.

I work as a crypto freelancer, translating and compiling documents. I get paid 50% in BTC and 50% in USDT. I can't trace the exact origin and history of these coins, and I want to avoid any legal issues, so a mixer seems like a safe option. I also don't want to waste a few dollars on monthly transaction fees, that's enough to buy groceries for my family.

I'm not one for experimenting, I just need a mixer with fees and mixing times that suit my needs. As you said, mixers are pretty similar, but they each have their own ways to attract users, like transaction fees, minimum and maximum BTC amounts, and mixing time.

And you don't need to trust me, you need to trust the mixer, like Coinomize.biz, when mixing your BTC.

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I work as a crypto freelancer, translating and compiling documents. I get paid 50% in BTC and 50% in USDT. I can't trace the exact origin and history of these coins, and I want to avoid any legal issues, so a mixer seems like a safe option. I also don't want to waste a few dollars on monthly transaction fees, that's enough to buy groceries for my family.

A hypothetical question for such cases.
If at some point you had to prove the origin of Bitcoin, and you mixed it up in the meantime, what is the next procedure? I mean, these are legally earned coins through freelance, but it is no longer possible to prove the origin that the money came from there. How do you handle such situations if they occur?

[God Of Thunder]

I'm not one for experimenting, I just need a mixer with fees and mixing times that suit my needs. As you said, mixers are pretty similar, but they each have their own ways to attract users, like transaction fees, minimum and maximum BTC amounts, and mixing time.

It seems your statement contradicts your previous statement. At first, you said you are not a regular mixer user.

I'm not a regular mixer user.

And then in the same post, you said you try at least one mixer each month just like how people experience different cuisines

I like to try many mixers, one mixer/month, similar to how many people want to experience different cuisines

And you don't need to trust me, you need to trust the mixer, like Coinomize.biz, when mixing your BTC.

If your statement changes from time to time and you forget what you said before, then how could someone believe you?

A hypothetical question for such cases.
If at some point you had to prove the origin of Bitcoin, and you mixed it up in the meantime, what is the next procedure? I mean, these are legally earned coins through freelance, but it is no longer possible to prove the origin that the money came from there. How do you handle such situations if they occur?

I have the same questions. You don't have to use mixers when you are legally earning money. Let's say you don't want anyone to know where your money came from, only then you should use a mixer. Seems like he lost his mind and writing whatever he wants.

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I have the same questions. You don't have to use mixers when you are legally earning money. Let's say you don't want anyone to know where your money came from, only then you should use a mixer. Seems like he lost his mind and writing whatever he wants.

There are many reasons to mix legally earned Bitcoins.
For example, you don't want anyone to know how much Bitcoin you have. Start with people from the closest environment. Just like you don't walk around with an open wallet.
Next, if you send legally earned coins in signature here (from a forum address), for example, to somewhere where you previously passed KYC, it means that the privacy of your forum account is compromised.

[God Of Thunder]

I have the same questions. You don't have to use mixers when you are legally earning money. Let's say you don't want anyone to know where your money came from, only then you should use a mixer. Seems like he lost his mind and writing whatever he wants.

There are many reasons to mix legally earned Bitcoins.
For example, you don't want anyone to know how much Bitcoin you have. Start with people from the closest environment. Just like you don't walk around with an open wallet.
Next, if you send legally earned coins in signature here (from a forum address), for example, to somewhere where you previously passed KYC, it means that the privacy of your forum account is compromised.

Yes. I guess we have said almost similar things. But that is not the case for KryptoBull. As a reason for using a mixer, he said he cannot trace the source of funds and this is the reason he used a mixer. I earn money from signature campaigns which also came from the mixers to campaign managers, and then to my wallet. I sometimes consolidate them and send them to another wallet. Since nobody in real life knows my Bitcoin wallet address, I am not afraid of anything. Before I send funds to any centralized platforms to sell them, I usually send my Bitcoin to another wallet and then transfer it to an exchange. But, I don't think I have sold much Bitcoin in the last year. I am regular on forum, yet I use mixer once in a couple of months. But if someone claims they try one new mixer each month for no reason, do you think this is something to believe?

[bitterguy28]

There are many reasons to mix legally earned Bitcoins.
For example, you don't want anyone to know how much Bitcoin you have. Start with people from the closest environment. Just like you don't walk around with an open wallet.

exactly will you parade outside holding up the amount of money you have? of course not because then those with malicious intentions will know exactly who to target and it will be you it is just for extra security measure and doesn’t necessarily entail that you are doing something fishy

crypto has allowed people to really value their privacy and anonymity so why not make the most out of tools that can help you achieve exactly that?

[KryptoBull]

It seems your statement contradicts your previous statement. At first, you said you are not a regular mixer user.

And then in the same post, you said you try at least one mixer each month just like how people experience different cuisines

If your statement changes from time to time and you forget what you said before, then how could someone believe you?

Ah, that's really up to each individual. I use a mixer once a month: 1 time/1 mixer/1month, and I think that's pretty inregular. For me, regular means a few times a week, like how OTC providers use mixers.

A hypothetical question for such cases.
If at some point you had to prove the origin of Bitcoin, and you mixed it up in the meantime, what is the next procedure? I mean, these are legally earned coins through freelance, but it is no longer possible to prove the origin that the money came from there. How do you handle such situations if they occur?

My country doesn't have specific crypto regulations yet, so people can buy and sell freely without paying taxes or reporting it. But the police can still investigate BTC transactions linked to crimes, and I don't want to get caught up in that.

To be extra cautious, I often avoid P2P trading and opt for OTC deals. I send BTC through mixers to the buyer, and they pay me via banking apps with vague descriptions like "debt repayment" or "gift for my friend" to avoid any direct connection to crypto. That's why I'm curious about the mixing times offered by different mixing services.

[God Of Thunder]

Ah, that's really up to each individual. I use a mixer once a month: 1 time/1 mixer/1month, and I think that's pretty inregular. For me, regular means a few times a week, like how OTC providers use mixers.

I don't want to argue about it. I understand that it depends on each individual. When I say I watch movies regularly, I mean that I watch movies every weekend. But I know some people who watch a movie every night before they sleep. So it depends.

Back to the point again, I don't think it is necessary to use a different mixer every month. If you are okay with the service provided by Coinomize, you don't have to look for another mixer until they provide something better or if Coinomize disappears. But if you find it exciting to try new mixers, then I have nothing to say. Good luck with that.

[Z-tight]

Back to the point again, I don't think it is necessary to use a different mixer every month. If you are okay with the service provided by Coinomize, you don't have to look for another mixer until they provide something better or if Coinomize disappears.

If that is what KrytoBull meant, that they use a different mixer each month, then i agree with you that it is unnecessary and it gives only a false sense of security. If you regularly change mixers you use, then there is even a higher change of falling into the hands of a scam mixer. Coinomize does the job and i don't see why one should look for another.

[KryptoBull]

If that is what KrytoBull meant, that they use a different mixer each month, then i agree with you that it is unnecessary and it gives only a false sense of security. If you regularly change mixers you use, then there is even a higher change of falling into the hands of a scam mixer. Coinomize does the job and i don't see why one should look for another.

Coinomize.biz is great because it lets me customize transaction fees and mixing time. It's super convenient, but sometimes a 15-hour wait is just too long for me. So, I still use other mixers, especially when they have free mixing promotions for certain cases.

I use mixers once a month to sell BTC for fiat. How about you? Do you use mixers regularly? Are you always sticking with Coinomize.biz?

[Z-tight]

I use mixers once a month to sell BTC for fiat. How about you? Do you use mixers regularly? Are you always sticking with Coinomize.biz?

If i stick with only Coinomize.biz? Yes. As for how regularly i mix coins, i cannot really say, i use the mixer when it is necessary, whenever i need to mix my coins, i use it. I do not have a fixed pattern, like once a month or something like that, i simply use the mixer when the need arises.