[Exit Scam] RoyalMix.io

[Z-tight]

The RoyalMix team informed me that fees have been reduced! The information on the website has been updated.

That is really great news, and that the mixer is working normally as well. Checking the website i see that one can now mix less than 6 BTC (2BTC-6BTC) for a 2% commision and less than 2 BTC (1 BTC-2 BTC) for a 4.5% commission, i believe that is the changes that occurred, comparing it with the previous fee structure.

[Wiwo]

The RoyalMix team informed me that fees have been reduced! The information on the website has been updated.

That is really great news, and that the mixer is working normally as well. Checking the website i see that one can now mix less than 6 BTC (2BTC-6BTC) for a 2% commision and less than 2 BTC (1 BTC-2 BTC) for a 4.5% commission, i believe that is the changes that occurred, comparing it with the previous fee structure.

So exciting to here that fees are reduced on Royalmix this is what we as the end users constantly lookout from companies that render services, most especially if you are a frequent user of the platform which make more sense since one will be saving alot od money from the fees.

I will give this mixer a try any moment from now, and hoping to see more excellent services from the Royalmixer team.

[Roseline492]

I am hoping that Royalmix dont have the same bugs as jokermix.

There is no need to worry, the mixer is working normally.

Btw, I have great news.

The RoyalMix team informed me that fees have been reduced! The information on the website has been updated.

Is indeed is a great news for everyone and a good thing that RoyalMix was able to reduce there transaction fees to make things more easier for people because fees are mostly one of the major challenges most people normally face in mixing there coin on most platforms which always results them to look out for mixing platforms that has more lesser fees, so with this current development from RoyalMix in terms of there reduction of fees will not only enhance there performance but will also attract more users to the RoyalMix because they have been able to consider the issue of fees most people normally have and made it easy for them by reducing there fees.

[Z-tight]

So exciting to here that fees are reduced on Royalmix this is what we as the end users constantly lookout from companies that render services, most especially if you are a frequent user of the platform which make more sense since one will be saving alot od money from the fees.

In RoyalMix website, the more coins you mix is the less amount in withdrawal commission that you pay, take note of the changes in the commission structure that i posted. However, if you are mixing anything less than 1 BTC, you'll pay commission ranging from 5% to 7.5%.

[examplens]

I spoke with the RoyalMix team regarding the JokerMix situation and was informed that the RoyalMix developers had previously worked on part of the JokerMix open source code (the collaboration was initiated by JokerMix). There is nothing else that connects these two mixers, including the mixing methods used by these platforms.

After Klq!@Gjqoqp./ post, I did a short domain analysis, DNS & hosting settings, but I couldn't find a connection between these two sites. After that, I saw that his post was deleted (unfortunately without an explanation), so the only thing that comes up as a reason is that the claims are not reliable.

[Husires]

Is indeed is a great news for everyone and a good thing that RoyalMix was able to reduce there transaction fees to make things more easier for people because fees are mostly one of the major challenges most people normally face in mixing there coin on most platforms which always results them to look out for mixing platforms that has more lesser fees,

Reducing fees is good if the mixing is less than 1 bitcoin, and it will be good for the majority of who uses the mixer. As for the mixer, they can analyze any percentage that is mixed extensively on the site and reduce fees according to that.

[icopress]

A small update... Since cases of phishing attempts by copying the RoyalMix website have become more frequent, the Royal team decided to purchase consonant, similar domain names (and redirected to the original website). ROYALMIX.IO

Remember that RoyalMix will never ask you to send money via telegram, or through any other contacts; all mixing sessions are carried out completely automatically, and are created exclusively through their official website.

And also be skeptical of any information on the Internet and always check the website link when mixing, as well as the PGP, to make sure that it is really RoyalMix (ECFE BB0B 364B C347 A59A 6FF6 CA22 E275 0AFA A10E).

p.s. List of purchased domains (the list is larger than I listed.. about 50 domains). Below are some of the redirect domains.

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royallmix.com
royallmix.io
royallmix.online
royallmix.website
royallmix.xyz
royalmiix.com
royalmiix.io
royalmiix.xyz
royalmix.net
royalmix.online
royalmix.pro
royalmix.website
royalmix.xyz

[bee]

p.s. List of purchased domains (the list is larger than I listed.. about 50 domains). Below are some of the redirect domains.

Great initiative to protect customers, it is a big annual fee if RoyalMix has to maintain 50+ domains. Fighting fraudsters is so hard. Just checked several domain registrars and still found similar Royalmix domain names.

If the team needs to buy more, I have some discount coupons from "Avast SafePrice" extension. I don't know if it can really be claimed from other accounts, if the team wants I can share it privately and for free (while I never use it).

[NotATether]

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Gosh, those scammers are vigilant aren't they.

Whenever they see a new mixer they buy all the domain names associated with it and then they use them to try to scam people for a lot of money.

It causes these services to waste hundreds of dollars a year in anti-phishing tactics.

Generally speaking, I like to use the "IDN Safe" extension on Chrome which will automatically block "punycode" websites. It's not perfect, but it does the trick. And the rest I can catch with a simple eye test.

[snowpega]

There is no need to panic, Royalmix is working perfectly fine, all you need to do is just follow the usual procedures and you'll get your coin mixed to your receiving wallet address.  I'm glad hear that the both mixers have nothing in common, the Development  Team  on Royalmix has been really outstanding in providing solutions to bugs and issues on the mixing, and currently the program is free from bug and you'll definitely acknowledge a good user experience when you try it out.

This is called teamwork and this how the team should work as we all are helping the Royalmix to find any website mistakes, bugs even if they are in their codes, and changing of words on the site, now here we get another good update from the boss icopress where the team have reduced the fee, another one as team have bought 50 plus domains so that the community stay safe from scammers.

I really like the way, our boss icopress leading us and besides this, he keeps us up to date about the project under which we all working. Along with this, one more good thing is that the Royalmix team works on the responses they get here from the forum. Many Thanks, sir!

[bee]

another one as team have bought 50 plus domains so that the community stay safe from scammers.

No, no, you don't always have to feel safe from scammers. If you use the dnstwist site, there are thousands of permutation results and more than 100 identical and similar domains to royalmix.io. It is impossible to claim it all, instead there is a lot of possibility that a careless user visited one of the phishing domains that the royalmix team has not yet acquired.

[dkbit98]

A small update... Since cases of phishing attempts by copying the RoyalMix website have become more frequent, the Royal team decided to purchase consonant, similar domain names (and redirected to the original website). ROYALMIX.IO

Does RoyalMix team have any plans to make all this alternative domains active for mixing service same as the main domain?
I tried typing several domains you listed and they are all redirecting to main royalmix.io website.
This is not a bad idea but it's not going to be cheap to maintain all this domains active.

[Z-tight]

p.s. List of purchased domains (the list is larger than I listed.. about 50 domains). Below are some of the redirect domains.

Good initiative, i am sure it will come at a cost, and the crazy thing is that it is still not enough to protect the people who don't verify services before using. Surely RoyalMix cannot buy all similar domains, so users also have to help themselves avoid cloned and phishing websites, the mixer can only try its best, but bulk of the responsibility is on the users.

[Cantsay]

Good initiative, i am sure it will come at a cost, and the crazy thing is that it is still not enough to protect the people who don't verify services before using. Surely RoyalMix cannot buy all similar domains, so users also have to help themselves avoid cloned and phishing websites, the mixer can only try its best, but bulk of the responsibility is on the users.

If the domains they bought are the ones that users might find difficult to distinguish between the original and phishing (for those that are not too observant) they the mixer have done a very great job.

I remember a mixer back at btt that was faced with phishing attack and since they didn’t acquire different versions of their domains like royalmix.io did it became much easier for the attackers to succeed in their phishing attempts and much difficult for users to differentiate the real from the phishing site.

Imagine the real domain extension being “dot io” and phishing domain extension being “dot xyz,fun,co” - some people might not even bother to check it  as long as the name is correctly spelt.

[NotATether]

Good initiative, i am sure it will come at a cost, and the crazy thing is that it is still not enough to protect the people who don't verify services before using. Surely RoyalMix cannot buy all similar domains, so users also have to help themselves avoid cloned and phishing websites, the mixer can only try its best, but bulk of the responsibility is on the users.

It's coming at a big cost, but the expenditure is not significant at all when you compare it to the revenue that RoyalMix makes in a given month. (I would've said year, but they just launched and so we don't have enough data to claim anything about how much they make in a year).

When you think about it, the cost of the domains amount to like $300+ per year, because some TLDs are more expensive than others, like .io.