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Oopsss!
It seems Frogmixer went down in history faster than he got here.

[hugeblack]

Oopsss!
It seems Frogmixer went down in history faster than he got here.

Last login 13 May, Frogmixer tried to create a service similar to CM, and when it did not find sufficient support, it decided to stop.
In the coming weeks, many alternatives will inevitably appear, I just hope they know what they are doing.

[NotATether]

Don't bother creating an ANN thread if you're just going to silently close shop within a week.

Last login 13 years ago, Frogmixer tried to create a service similar to CM, and when it did not find sufficient support, it decided to stop.

13 years ago? I don't understand what you're trying to say. The concept of modern mixers did not exist in 2011.

[Lucius]

Don't bother creating an ANN thread if you're just going to silently close shop within a week.

People often think they know what they are getting into, but in a very short time they realize that it is simply not something that can work. We can only guess what happened, but creating an ANN is something that has logic when you start work, no matter how it ends.

13 years ago? I don't understand what you're trying to say. The concept of modern mixers did not exist in 2011.

It occurred to me that this refers to the OP's last activity, but the profile shows that it was May 13 - so @hugeblack confused things a bit, probably thinking about that information.

[SamReomo]

13 years ago? I don't understand what you're trying to say. The concept of modern mixers did not exist in 2011.

I guess he wasn't saying 13 years ago but like Lucius mentioned on 13th of may. He's right the Frogmixer did something similar in past and it wasn't successful and now they are trying their luck on this forum but I'm sure once again they won't get success.

[hugeblack]

13 years ago? I don't understand what you're trying to say. The concept of modern mixers did not exist in 2011.

13th of may, thanks

[dkbit98]

Oopsss!
It seems Frogmixer went down in history faster than he got here.

RIP Frogmixer aka CM2
I don't know if they are they still operating chipmixer clone with bitcoin testnet.
They first started doing that in bitcointalk forum but I can't find that topic anymore and I don't think they are active in bitcointalk anymore.

[NotATether]

Oopsss!
It seems Frogmixer went down in history faster than he got here.

RIP Frogmixer aka CM2
I don't know if they are they still operating chipmixer clone with bitcoin testnet.
They first started doing that in bitcointalk forum but I can't find that topic anymore and I don't think they are active in bitcointalk anymore.

The strangest thing is how there is literally no activity from the OP. If they were professional, then they would've came out and at least announced that it would be shutting down. Although it would've been even better if they gave the reason for doing so. Just taking down the website with no comment like some of these other mixers have done comes off as really unprofessional.

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The strangest thing is how there is literally no activity from the OP. If they were professional, then they would've came out and at least announced that it would be shutting down. Although it would've been even better if they gave the reason for doing so. Just taking down the website with no comment like some of these other mixers have done comes off as really unprofessional.

From a certain point of view, I understand why they don't respond after the site is shut down, they simply no longer have a reason to be communicative and kind to other users.
Although shutting down the site is still a better way than just letting it go while the hosting and domain last, without any support. Remember whirlwind money, which was active for a long time after the "disappearance" of the owner. It's a real miracle that we haven't had any more serious accusations of problems with that service.

[NotATether]

The strangest thing is how there is literally no activity from the OP. If they were professional, then they would've came out and at least announced that it would be shutting down. Although it would've been even better if they gave the reason for doing so. Just taking down the website with no comment like some of these other mixers have done comes off as really unprofessional.

From a certain point of view, I understand why they don't respond after the site is shut down, they simply no longer have a reason to be communicative and kind to other users.
Although shutting down the site is still a better way than just letting it go while the hosting and domain last, without any support. Remember whirlwind money, which was active for a long time after the "disappearance" of the owner. It's a real miracle that we haven't had any more serious accusations of problems with that service.

But at least Whirlwind actually made an attempt at communicating with users beyond just an ANN thread. This person just created a mixer, created an ANN and then went away from keyboard ever since then.

The fact that mixers and their representatives will just disappear when they shut down is understandable, but not while you're still in business.

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The fact that mixers and their representatives will just disappear when they shut down is understandable, but not while you're still in business.

If someone stays in the business, then that is more reason to close all connections with the previous mixer business.
For example, if the Frogmixer owner has ever compromised personal data with this service, even if it was paying for domains via PP or bank card, he will certainly not allow a new business (mixer or something else) to have a connection with it.

The Samurai case is something that is a big warning to everyone, and one of the most obvious reactions is Wasabi's disabling Coinjoin functionality.

Although I would like to know the real reasons for the closure of some mixers (even those that enjoyed a certain reputation), I cannot blame them for leaving without saying goodbye.

[dkbit98]

The strangest thing is how there is literally no activity from the OP. If they were professional, then they would've came out and at least announced that it would be shutting down. Although it would've been even better if they gave the reason for doing so. Just taking down the website with no comment like some of these other mixers have done comes off as really unprofessional.

Yeah I agree with you.
Even a simple Goodbye, we are closing our business message on their website would be enough for most of us, except in case if someone attacked and shutdown their service, server and domain.

But at least Whirlwind actually made an attempt at communicating with users beyond just an ANN thread. This person just created a mixer, created an ANN and then went away from keyboard ever since then.

He went away after I asked him to tell me how much reserves he has and what amount of coins can be mixed.
I don't think he was serious enough, it was just a test for him, unless he tried to scam few people.