🦎 SwampLizard.io - Bitcoin Mixer

[examplens]

Friendly bump here.

How much are you paying to use amlbot ands crystalintelligence?
I am strongly against using any of this risk checking tools, I think they are hurting everyone in multiple ways, with privacy, tracking, fake scores, etc.
Anyone can do whatever they want, but I don't want to support something I am against and pay for this.

I did not pay for these tools, it is possible to get a couple of tests for free.

I am also against such checks and in general the whole thing of marking coins as good and bad. Unfortunately, more and more attention is being paid to it and it is impossible to ignore the problem.

[icopress]

bump

[SamReomo]

I did not pay for these tools, it is possible to get a couple of tests for free.

I am also against such checks and in general the whole thing of marking coins as good and bad. Unfortunately, more and more attention is being paid to it and it is impossible to ignore the problem.

I'm not sure but I believe all those tools are paid ones. However, I guess Icopress had some credits on those sites and he used to offer free checks to the members who were reviewing the mixers.

You're not the only one, almost all of us don't like those marking coins tools as they're causing much drama and trouble for the ones whose coins get marked as bad but in real they haven't done anything wrong. However, we must have to cope with those tools as they're in attention now.

[Swamplizard]

I'm not sure but I believe all those tools are paid ones. However, I guess Icopress had some credits on those sites and he used to offer free checks to the members who were reviewing the mixers.

The Btrace tool from amlcrypto.io allows you to check once wallet for free.

[examplens]

The Btrace tool from amlcrypto.io allows you to check once wallet for free.

Or he can do it more than once if he is patient enough to create more new accounts again. 

Since you're already here, what is your attitude in the future regarding the Telegram bot for mixing? I think primarily because of the decision to cooperate with the authorities regarding the sharing of personal data, phone numbers, and IP addresses... For mixer services, this is a big omission.

[Swamplizard]

Since you're already here, what is your attitude in the future regarding the Telegram bot for mixing? I think primarily because of the decision to cooperate with the authorities regarding the sharing of personal data, phone numbers, and IP addresses... For mixer services, this is a big omission.

Hi @examplens, It's always a pleasure to read your comments.

Telegram is a private company and we don't know how it treats the data of users who decide to use its services.

Telegram is a user's choice. Accessing via Bot is just Jambler's option. The user decides how they prefer to do it. If the user wants to know what data Telegram will process, they must ask them.

Since the bot is an option and a choice of the user to use an application from a third-party company, if you don't want to use Telegram, you can always use the website or the .onion mirror.

Also, some users feel comfortable using the bot and the privacy it offers them is enough for them.

[SamReomo]

The Btrace tool from amlcrypto.io allows you to check once wallet for free.

Thanks for sharing it, I hope it could be helpful for all those people who really want to check AML. AML checking is really important these days especially of the mixed coins and if one can check it for free then that's a really good thing.

[dkbit98]

Swamplizard do you plan to remove cloudflare from your clearnet website? And did you make any other improveemnts with your service?
For everyone else I would suggest using only Swamplizard onion link if you want to have better privacy with mixing.

PS
I know cloudflare is used for ddos protection.

[Swamplizard]

Swamplizard do you plan to remove cloudflare from your clearnet website?
PS
I know cloudflare is used for ddos protection.

Yes. That's why it's not possible to disable Cloudflare. The DDos attack is frequent.

And did you make any other improveemnts with your service?

Well, no major changes have been made. Backgrounds have been removed. And JS is now disabled by default.

[God Of Thunder]

Swamplizard do you plan to remove cloudflare from your clearnet website? And did you make any other improveemnts with your service?
For everyone else I would suggest using only Swamplizard onion link if you want to have better privacy with mixing.

PS
I know cloudflare is used for ddos protection.

I guess you know that all the kid who learns this black hat thing first try how to make a DDoS attack on a website and ask for some money to stop their attack. I guess that things do not work these days due to Cloudflare and other possible solutions, but I know that some course creators teach their students how to domake DDoS attack, and you know, not all of ththem willod students. I am saying this because I saw such a thing long ago on a private Facebook group.

Cloudflare does not bother me too much. But sometimes it gets worse, and people end up in a never-ending loophole. It happened to me a couple times that I wasn't able to access the website due to cloudflare's human verification issue. 

[examplens]

Cloudflare does not bother me too much. But sometimes it gets worse, and people end up in a never-ending loophole. It happened to me a couple times that I wasn't able to access the website due to cloudflare's human verification issue.

Honestly, I use Cloudflare whenever I can because it is the simplest solution for the first layer of site protection. For non-profit things or those with a low budget, it is more than a good solution. Given that Swamplizard has an onion site and is VPN-friendly, there is an alternative for those who want to avoid CF.

[God Of Thunder]

Honestly, I use Cloudflare whenever I can because it is the simplest solution for the first layer of site protection. For non-profit things or those with a low budget, it is more than a good solution. Given that Swamplizard has an onion site and is VPN-friendly, there is an alternative for those who want to avoid CF.

Yeah. But I am thinking of something else. Isn't it possible to do a DDoS attack on the onion domain? I have very little knowledge about these things. If it is possible, why do they mainly focus on the clearnet and not on the onion domain? I don't really know how it works to protect the web domain. But I often was in a human verification loophole when I tried to access Bitcointalk in the past.

The Tor browser is super slow for me because I use a basic internet package, and I rarely use it. I use it when I cannot access a certain Website. Another reason I do not use Tor is I do not know trusted dark web search engines. I tried duckduckgo, but it feels like I am using google. LOL.

[SamReomo]

Honestly, I use Cloudflare whenever I can because it is the simplest solution for the first layer of site protection. For non-profit things or those with a low budget, it is more than a good solution. Given that Swamplizard has an onion site and is VPN-friendly, there is an alternative for those who want to avoid CF.

Yes, by far Cloudflare is the best option that anyone uses to protect against DDOS attacks and on mixer sites those attacks can be a common thing because once the site is down then the scammers might run their phishing page version of it and scam out the users of the site.

Yes, the ones who aren't comfortable with with clear net site of the Swamplizard can chose the Onion version without much hassle. I believe it's not easy to DDOS attack on onion version of the site even if it doesn't have any such 3rd party protection solution like Cloudflare.

[dkbit98]

Yes. That's why it's not possible to disable Cloudflare. The DDos attack is frequent.

I wish there was some good alternative for cloudflare, but using onion link should be good enough for most people.

PS
I think you should add Swamplizard.io signature to you forum profile, even simple link would be ok.

[God Of Thunder]

I wish there was a good alternative to Cloudflare, but using an onion link should be good enough for most people.

Actually, there are dozens of alternatives available, but none of them are as popular as Cloudflare. Personally, I haven't used any of them, but Oracle Dyn DDoS Protection, AWS WAF by Amazon, Google Cloud Armor, and Azure DDoS Protection have very good ratings—almost similar to Cloudflare. Since I haven't used them personally but only heard and saw them on the internet, I can't really say they are reliable enough. But since multi billion dollars companies are backing some of them, they should provide some good services.

I think you should add Swamplizard.io signature to you forum profile, even simple link would be ok.

What about launching a new signature campaign?