Another scam website impersonating several mixers

[Freemind]

In my relentless search for scammers, I found another website with several fraudulent mixers. Here are some links and domains:

mixero[.]cc - Scam.

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Expires On: 2026-04-15
Registered On: 2025-04-15
Updated On: 2025-04-15


coinomize[.]one - Scam.

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Expires On: 2026-04-16
Registered On: 2025-04-16
Updated On: 2025-04-21


mixtum[.]cc - Scam.

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Expires On: 2026-04-17
Registered On: 2025-04-17
Updated On: 2025-04-17


As you can see, the domains were registered for three consecutive days, so they were probably registered by the same person. There are more fraudulent domains on that website.

The website that lists these links is: mixeraggregator.com.

Be very careful and make sure where you send your funds.

[TomPluz]

Thanks @Freemind for these three fake sites so we can be aware and never be a victim of this shenanigan. I am sure that the scammer behind the registration of these domains really think that there is a big business to make with mixers so he imitate the three most known players in the business. I understand that this has become already a common occurrence. Is there a way for us to report these fake sites aside from publishing them here?

[Freemind]

TomPluz, one of the (few) things we can do is report the domain to G00gle: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/ . I think that was the correct link, if not, could any user correct me please. Another thing we can do is share the post, or the content, so that users (on any platform) don't fall for the scam.

There are other links besides those 3 on the website I mention in the OP.

[PX-Z]

Also below for other mixtum.io's phishing sites, the only legitimate website is the .IO domain.

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mixtum-io[.]com
mixtum[.]to
mix-tum[.]org

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here's  another one

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mixertum.org


[Freemind]

Also below for other mixtum.io's phishing sites, the only legitimate website is the .IO domain.

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mixtum-io[.]com
mixtum[.]to
mix-tum[.]org


It's true, there are more domains for many other mixers. This thread lists all the ones I could find on another website that, thankfully, no longer exists:

A website that links to various mixers but uses phishing links.

Thanks PX-Z.

[Wiwo]

Also below for other mixtum.io's phishing sites, the only legitimate website is the .IO domain.

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mixtum-io[.]com
mixtum[.]to
mix-tum[.]org


It's true, there are more domains for many other mixers. This thread lists all the ones I could find on another website that, thankfully, no longer exists:

A website that links to various mixers but uses phishing links.

Thanks PX-Z.

Nice job mates I think we really need a thread as this to help forum members to be aware of scam phishing sites, I have been a victim of this scam before and I know how bad it feels, at least this thread will help us to burst as many as possible let help clean up the internet for more crypto fun.

Thanks once again

[kai]

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The website that lists these links is: mixeraggregator.com.
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I will archive screenshots of the websites you have referenced that are indicated to be full of scams.



For now I noticed that there are 8 websites that are connected to the website from https://mixeraggregator.com/ .

I would like to report that the website of https://mixeraggregator.com/ indicated as a scam, then how do I report the website so that it is closed?
Do you know how to report the website so that it is closed?

[Coinomize.biz]

In my relentless search for scammers, I found another website with several fraudulent mixers. Here are some links and domains:

mixero[.]cc - Scam.

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Expires On: 2026-04-15
Registered On: 2025-04-15
Updated On: 2025-04-15


coinomize[.]one - Scam.

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Expires On: 2026-04-16
Registered On: 2025-04-16
Updated On: 2025-04-21


mixtum[.]cc - Scam.

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Expires On: 2026-04-17
Registered On: 2025-04-17
Updated On: 2025-04-17


As you can see, the domains were registered for three consecutive days, so they were probably registered by the same person. There are more fraudulent domains on that website.

The website that lists these links is: mixeraggregator.com.

Be very careful and make sure where you send your funds.

Great work thank you!

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The website that lists these links is: mixeraggregator.com.
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I will archive screenshots of the websites you have referenced that are indicated to be full of scams.



For now I noticed that there are 8 websites that are connected to the website from https://mixeraggregator.com/ .

I would like to report that the website of https://mixeraggregator.com/ indicated as a scam, then how do I report the website so that it is closed?
Do you know how to report the website so that it is closed?

You can report the website to Cloudflare as it uses their service: https://www.cloudflare.com/trust-hub/reporting-abuse/

[hugeblack]

thanks +1
Additionally, it seems that this scammer knows the forum as all three mixers have active campaigns here.
The best way to stop such scams is to report them and make sure you click on campaign links from signatures.

[kai]

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The website that lists these links is: mixeraggregator.com.
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I will archive screenshots of the websites you have referenced that are indicated to be full of scams.



For now I noticed that there are 8 websites that are connected to the website from https://mixeraggregator.com/ .

I would like to report that the website of https://mixeraggregator.com/ indicated as a scam, then how do I report the website so that it is closed?
Do you know how to report the website so that it is closed?

You can report the website to Cloudflare as it uses their service: https://www.cloudflare.com/trust-hub/reporting-abuse/

Ah okay, I just found out how to report a website so that the website is closed, this is very useful for me and I will archive it in my browser bookmarks.

Thanks Dev Coinomize.biz, I appreciate you for this very useful information. Thank you.
Btw, I also report all websites that fall into the scam category here. https://www.cloudflare.com/trust-hub/reporting-abuse/

[snowpega]

thanks +1
Additionally, it seems that this scammer knows the forum as all three mixers have active campaigns here.
The best way to stop such scams is to report them and make sure you click on campaign links from signatures.

Actually, mate, when these kinds of services are being promoted on a good scale, then these kinds of scammers turn their eyes on them in search of victims so that they can easily scam them smoothly, having the same domain name just like the original one, where the difference is just that the subdomain is different, which I don't think victims focus on before using scammer sites.

Where I also feel that this kind of thread really plays its vital role in saving some users from being victims of these phishing sites.

[yhiaali3]

Thank you @Freemind for this good list, which will be helpful in avoiding phishing sites related to mixers. In fact, many people fall victim to these scammers due to the similar spelling of the site's name.

Therefore, I think it would be appropriate to include the original name of the site in the list, along with the link, and highlight it in green, indicating it is trustworthy. This way, we can distinguish between trustworthy sites and similar phishing sites.

[Freemind]

The scammer is updating his website and some of the domains he uses to scam.

The most recently updated domain is:

coinomize[.]online - Scam.

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Expires On: 2026-04-29
Registered On: 2025-04-29
Updated On:  2025-04-29


As I always say, be very careful and always check the official website. A good idea is to use the forum signature links, but unfortunately, people who use mixers but are not on the forum don't know this.

Thank you @Freemind for this good list, which will be helpful in avoiding phishing sites related to mixers. In fact, many people fall victim to these scammers due to the similar spelling of the site's name.

Therefore, I think it would be appropriate to include the original name of the site in the list, along with the link, and highlight it in green, indicating it is trustworthy. This way, we can distinguish between trustworthy sites and similar phishing sites.

I'll try to do something similar to what you're saying over the weekend. The problem is that not all new mixer users are familiar with the forum, so they use any domain and then run into problems.