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And i want to ask what becomes of the card if for what ever reason, the mixer that issues it ceases to exist? Does the card still retain its value as a wallet or does it become useless?

No one can answer that for you, because we'll only know after 10+ years. For example, imagine if a similar card would have had value if it had been issued by Mt.Gox 10+ years ago. Even if mtgox has not been working for a long time, it is still a part of history.
btw. As I said earlier, a similar hardware wallet is not regularly available for under $20-$25, so even without the collector's value it's worth something.

Perhaps a noob question but I am just curious to know..
And one more thing, if one funds the card and wants to withdraw the fund later, is the private key of the wallet address on the card also written on it?

Yes, the private key is on the card, under the hologram.

[bitmover]

And i want to ask what becomes of the card if for what ever reason, the mixer that issues it ceases to exist? Does the card still retain its value as a wallet or does it become useless?

No one can answer that for you, because we'll only know after 10+ years. For example, imagine if a similar card would have had value if it had been issued by Mt.Gox 10+ years ago. Even if mtgox has not been working for a long time, it is still a part of history.
btw. As I said earlier, a similar hardware wallet is not regularly available for under $20-$25, so even without the collector's value it's worth something.

I am not sure that this card would be considered a hardware wallet or similar in terms of value.

I wouldn't add high amounts in it.

It certainly would be a nice gift with some bucks (or selling to collectors), but I think adding life savings would be risky.

[Gposas]

And i want to ask what becomes of the card if for what ever reason, the mixer that issues it ceases to exist? Does the card still retain its value as a wallet or does it become useless?

No one can answer that for you, because we'll only know after 10+ years. For example, imagine if a similar card would have had value if it had been issued by Mt.Gox 10+ years ago. Even if mtgox has not been working for a long time, it is still a part of history.
btw. As I said earlier, a similar hardware wallet is not regularly available for under $20-$25, so even without the collector's value it's worth something.

Perhaps a noob question but I am just curious to know..
And one more thing, if one funds the card and wants to withdraw the fund later, is the private key of the wallet address on the card also written on it?

Yes, the private key is on the card, under the hologram.

Does that simply mean the card is a wallet or a wallet was embedded into the card?
And also, is it a tangible thing (like an ATM card) or it's an online card that can't be touched or seen physically but retains value (like a Gift card)?

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Does that simply mean the card is a wallet or a wallet was embedded into the card?
And also, is it a tangible thing (like an ATM card) or it's an online card that can't be touched or seen physically but retains value (like a Gift card)?

Consider it as a physical plastic (branded by Mixtum) card that contains the BTC address and their private key covered by hologram. There are no rules on where and how you must use it.
So, if you win one of them, you will have it in your hand.

[SamReomo]

Consider it as a physical plastic (branded by Mixtum) card that contains the BTC address and their private key covered by hologram. There are no rules on where and how you must use it.
So, if you win one of them, you will have it in your hand.

So it's a physical card then there arises a question that one can receive it anywhere in the world when that person wins the card or the winner has to bear the delivery expenses?

[Gposas]

Consider it as a physical plastic (branded by Mixtum) card that contains the BTC address and their private key covered by hologram. There are no rules on where and how you must use it.
So, if you win one of them, you will have it in your hand.

So it's a physical card then there arises a question that one can receive it anywhere in the world when that person wins the card or the winner has to bear the delivery expenses?

That's true, is distance not a barrier in this case? If the company giving the reward is very far from the winner of the reward. Let's say the company base in Europe and the receiver is in Africa....

Would it be shipped to the location of the receiver? And it sounds rare for a company to transport just a card all the way from base to the location of the receiver otherwise they have gathered alot of goods to send to that location.

And also, would the receiver have to fill a delivery form?

[dkbit98]

It looks like the design (CSS files) are not loaded, it looks like a draft HTML page.
Something like this:

I am getting the same result, that makes onion website unusable.
Someone should notify Mixtum team about this issue, and if they know about it they should fix it asap.
I don't suggest using clearnet website for any mixers.

Sometimes it could due to poor internet connection, mostly if the CSS it isn't  a custom design, that is to say a UI component library. It's to look for a better internet access and refresh the page.

Yeah sure buddy, go ahead and do it yourself

[bitmover]

Someone should notify Mixtum team about this issue, and if they know about it they should fix it asap.
I don't suggest using clearnet website for any mixers.

I agree, nobody should use clearnet when seeking privacy.

The same applies to kycfree exchanges   such as exch , sideswap etc.

Privacy is something fragile we need to take care with many actions

[Ojima-ojo]

And i want to ask what becomes of the card if for what ever reason, the mixer that issues it ceases to exist? Does the card still retain its value as a wallet or does it become useless?

No one can answer that for you, because we'll only know after 10+ years. For example, imagine if a similar card would have had value if it had been issued by Mt.Gox 10+ years ago. Even if mtgox has not been working for a long time, it is still a part of history.
btw. As I said earlier, a similar hardware wallet is not regularly available for under $20-$25, so even without the collector's value it's worth something.

I am not sure that this card would be considered a hardware wallet or similar in terms of value.

I wouldn't add high amounts in it.

It certainly would be a nice gift with some bucks (or selling to collectors), but I think adding life savings would be risky.

Very right, I can't leave a life savings on such party issued card mostly from a service that is a high target like mixers, having to save a huge amount of assets on such a card is a too much risk that no one should take not for anything because when the mixer that issues the card seized to exist, your money stored can be considered as a list for ever.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Consider it as a physical plastic (branded by Mixtum) card that contains the BTC address and their private key covered by hologram. There are no rules on where and how you must use it.
So, if you win one of them, you will have it in your hand.

So it's a physical card then there arises a question that one can receive it anywhere in the world when that person wins the card or the winner has to bear the delivery expenses?

From what I learnt from the contest page, if you win the card, you will be contacted through pm to email your location/address and means of contacting you, like phone number or something to the email given you or maybe you can just send that details to the user that contacts your here on the forum using the forum's private messaging system.

The card will be shipped to your provided location and address, you won't or don't have to bear the shipping cost, I believe mixtum takes care of that themself.

Maybe what you will have to pay to the courier or postal office where you pick up the card from is a collection fee and that all, usually a tiny amount, collection can also be free in some part of my country though, I know because I do receive items from abroad from time to time.

[BitMaxz]

From what I learnt from the contest page, if you win the card, you will be contacted through pm to email your location/address and means of contacting you, like phone number or something to the email given you or maybe you can just send that details to the user that contacts your here on the forum using the forum's private messaging system.

The card will be shipped to your provided location and address; you won't or don't have to bear the shipping cost, I believe mixtum takes care of that themself.

Maybe what you will have to pay to the courier or postal office where you pick up the card from is a collection fee and that all, usually a tiny amount, collection can also be free in some part of my country though, I know because I do receive items from abroad from time to time.

I heard they take responsibility for the shipping cost for free, no matter where you live. The only problem is if you receive this card, will the shipping company in your local area ask for fees? Like you said, a collection fees but not only this, you will also pay customs handling fees and tax. It's not included from shipping cost if you are living outside that country or if you receive it abroad, then you need to pay custom fees, but if the goods are valued below $200, you don't need to pay this, at least here in my country.

I don't know for other countries, but here you should receive it for free unless you decide to contact locally to deliver this good directly to your house; it's a handling or brokerage fee just like DHL offers.

[snowpega]

Mate, this is not a thread for campaign applications, and no one will look at your application here, and for this there is another thread in the Signature Campaigns section, so you need to drop your application there.

I personally think that it was posted here by mistake and sometimes such mistakes do happen. Mostly users who are in hurry to join a campaign often make such mistakes and I hope the OP has got your message and that's why he/she has deleted the post.

Hi there, I hope you are doing well. I was busy in my Eid holidays, and now, Alhamdulillah, I'm back and active on the forum! That is why I could not reply to your post on time. Well, dear, I did not know if we can delete our post by ourselves, and what I know is that we can remove words from our post and write "delete post, and moderators delete it. CMIIW! That is why I thought the moderator deleted that post.

My intention of pointing it out to him/her that time was to guide the user on the correct way of applying in the campaign, as at that time he/she had applied on both threads, ANN and the campaign application thread as well.

[Forsyth Jones]

Does that simply mean the card is a wallet or a wallet was embedded into the card?
And also, is it a tangible thing (like an ATM card) or it's an online card that can't be touched or seen physically but retains value (like a Gift card)?

I am not sure that this card would be considered a hardware wallet or similar in terms of value.

I wouldn't add high amounts in it.

It certainly would be a nice gift with some bucks (or selling to collectors), but I think adding life savings would be risky.

Consider it as a physical plastic (branded by Mixtum) card that contains the BTC address and their private key covered by hologram. There are no rules on where and how you must use it.
So, if you win one of them, you will have it in your hand.

The card shouldn't be compared to a soft or hw or used as such. It's merely a decorative item, where we can send funds to the address printed on the card.

It isn't for depositing life-long amounts, it's just something symbolic, importing it to your wallet in a secure and offline manner, preferably in a bitcoin core wallet, since the key is imported into the keystore and whenever you use the card address to receive funds, you will also receive it in your bitcoin core wallet if the card address/key is imported there.

If I were given one of these collector's items, I would use it this way.

[KingsDen]

if you are living outside that country or if you receive it abroad, then you need to pay custom fees, but if the goods are valued below $200, you don't need to pay this, at least here in my country.

In the case of the Mixtum card, how would it be valued. The cost of the card production or the amount of BTC the card contains. Obviously, the logistics won't understand that the card carries some funds or they might also understand because cards carry nothing but funds. So, how will they be able to value the content of the card?

[Ojima-ojo]

Consider it as a physical plastic (branded by Mixtum) card that contains the BTC address and their private key covered by hologram. There are no rules on where and how you must use it.
So, if you win one of them, you will have it in your hand.

So it's a physical card then there arises a question that one can receive it anywhere in the world when that person wins the card or the winner has to bear the delivery expenses?

Very correct it can be shipped into your country and for sure it works anywhere, the only question arises surrounding their durability in terms of long-term services and not running into any issues especially since this card is issued by a mixer which has a history of getting climb down by the authority at any time.