Recently, a one mixer was seized, before that, there were a couple of complaints about it, where users reported delays or not receiving Bitcoin at all. We cannot know whether a more open discussion would help in these cases, but it is certainly necessary to discuss it freely. At least for prevention. However, it is not even possible to mention most mixers due to word filtering.

It has been discussed many times in this thread as well. I believe that no excuse is good enough for someone who lost money, and perhaps he could have received useful warning information here.

Hey mate, thanks for the questions - I’ll answer them one by one so there’s no confusion

I literally wrote it in the post I’ve been personally testing every single one of these platforms. If you had read the post before commenting you’d already know that 😉 I’ve been in crypto since 2016 so yeah… I’ve swapped a ridiculous amount of coins across hundreds of services in my life.

Again - literally wrote in the post: “Zero outright scams are included. If something is a confirmed scam, it’s not here at all or just lmk.” 
The whole point of the list is to save people time and money, not to make an encyclopedia of every shady swap that ever existed. I only included services that actually paid me every single time I used them. A public “scam list” is a full-time job and already exists in 50 other threads.

Bro… BBCode isn’t some secret Bitcointalk-only magic 😂 
I’ve been using the exact same BBCode on others forums, Discord, old-school RPG forums etc. since like 15 years ago. It’s literally the same syntax everywhere. Making a table takes me 2 minutes copy-pasting from Notepad++. 
And no, I’m not planning to start a career in “professional BBCode table design services” any time soon 😅

Anyway, hope that clears everything up. Feel free to actually read the post next time - it’s not that long

Cheers!

What you are describing is a swap between one cryptocurrency to another. Any privacy or anonymity from this action is a result of one of the assets (XMR) being a privacy token, not from our exchange service. If you replace XMR with BTC in your example, the transaction is no longer private - therefore, the anonymity in your example comes entirely from XMR. It is legally permissible to provide swaps between privacy tokens, and it is not considered a mixer - merely an exchange.

It's very nice to see an adequate response to information that doesn't quite match your opinion! This is not typical of most people! Thank you for your response.

In fact, there is always an explanation for any situation. The only question is how well it corresponds to all the nuances and facts. I can also talk about religion in the USSR
Since the creation of the USSR, the church has been separated from the state. That is, the state did not influence it, did not restrict its existence, did not persecute its followers. Sounds good, right? But “the devil is in the details”!
At the very beginning of the USSR, the church was persecuted, churches, temples, icons, and scriptures were destroyed... Icons and church books were burned at the stake, as in the days of the Inquisition. In the 1930s, during the formation of the USSR, realizing that persecution was not working, the Kremlin authorities remembered the saying, “If you can't beat them, join them!” The solution was “simple” — the heads of churches and monasteries were gathered, and they were made “an offer they couldn't refuse” (c) The Godfather.
The offer was this: either you cooperate with the authorities in manipulating parishioners, including searching for and identifying those dissatisfied with the government, or we will destroy you. Some accepted the offer... Some were destroyed. The part that accepted the offer is today's Russian Orthodox Church.

PS If this sounds like my inadequate fantasy, you can easily find open archives with this “process” and familiarize yourself with the real facts.
 

USDT and anonymity are by no means in the same category.
The way you say, every exchange service can be considered a mixer, if you follow the path BTC->$ANYTHING->BTC. To be considered a mixer in this case, the direct "exchange" BTC -> BTC is considered.

I guess it is not your concern to look for Cloudflare alternatives, since neither you nor I have any control. I think most of the sites will continue using Cloudflare even if there are better alternatives that exist, but they aren't that popular. Is there any better service that provides DDoS/WAF security with the CDN Speed ?
One may think of Akamai or Amazon CloudFront but then they also have to see the reliability and cost for these services.

Thank you for your feedback! We'll aim to make our offering much more clear and easy to understand. We understand the concern around centralized exchanges - our partnerships are solid and we're not concerned about any funds being frozen, but nevertheless, we offer a 0.1 BTC insurance policy on every transaction. In the rare case we're unable to service a user due to AML risk, we automatically process a refund to the original sending address. We never freeze funds or demand any form of KYC verification for any aspect of our service.

We explicitly state in our TOS, specifically in section 4.1 of the AML policy, that we never require KYC and there are no cases in which that would be required. Our AML practices are industry-standard: we score each wallet that sends a transaction through our platform based on their on-chain history, and automatically refund to sender deemed high risk. This is identical to how every compliant instant exchange company works.

Regarding splitting one deposit to multiple wallets, we allow you to fund say 100 ETH wallets using one BTC transaction. This is useful for things like payments - for example, we pay our employees in USDT but we keep our company treasury in BTC. Using our own product, we're able to do that in a single transaction.

Go to your profile > Modify Profile > Ignore Boards Preferences > Uncheck "Обменники" > Click the change profile button.

@Darken.Cash
For exchanges that require identity verification, your minimum limits seem very high! Would you mind mentioning the name of the software that's being used for AML checks?

No, not remotely.

A mixer would be if you send the service BTC and you get another grade of BTC back.

But exchanges swap one crypto for another, so they don't qualify.

Maybe it's something that the forum is working on (the less reliance on cloudfare) and so while an alternative hasn't been gotten, we'd just have to stick with what we have. At least the cloudfare issues aren't as long as it used to be before, at most 30 seconds to a minute, unlike when it used to take longer periods.

Is it just me, among other things, that this seems like a kind of mixer service?
In addition to the possibility of swapping between different currencies, it is also possible to send a coin and receive the same currency (BTC for BTC, ETH for ETH...) back from a different source.

Sometimes we feel isolated from the social activities in our communities because of their different activities, making it difficult to adapt to the current situation. Most people I know work in government, and discussing the crypto world can be difficult because they are generally not directly involved in Bitcoin investments, so discussions with them are not very helpful. Being in this forum is quite fortunate because we can discuss our involvement in Bitcoin with each other, which can increase our understanding. Most importantly, Bitcoin has given us the opportunity to achieve financial freedom by implementing the right and consistent investment.

They mean that if you wanted to swap BTC for let's say Ethereum and you want the ETH in multiple addresses at ago, you can perform a transaction where your receiving addresses can be 10, 20 etc

But yeah, they haven't done any good job stating exactly how their service works. NO FAQ section as well

Funny enough is that they are partnering so many centralized exchanges that keep disturbing clients for KYC verification. Some even freeze funds for as long as they want. This is going to be a huge problem.

I can see this one - Darken.Cash - Сервис быстрого и безопасного обмена

Has however had most of his posts deleted. I don't know if they were bumps or other Announcement topics. Also after checking the Russian board, ANN. I think they decided to make a comeback after a couple of years of inactivity.

Unfortunately, it is not always the easy way to pick a domain and find it. However, you can find something closer and then make it work, normally that is not ok with many people because people fear phishing possibility and for that reason stay away, but sometimes branding and domain names are not the same.

I have seen it many times, with different industries, you have a brand name that you share but the domain is taken so you pick another one, or for security reasons you have to constantly change it.

Now in last few years social life is almost ended because peoples love to stay with their own ways like social media and online stuff few years back things were good balanced but now its completely changed and life is moving around one room and mobile.
Recently I visited few places where I was always going with family and friends now they are facing serious problems because peoples have no enough time to spend on these spots stress and depression is also increased this is serious problem because while you are living alone you have always stressed.
Sitting with friends and having good social circle was ideal thing but now its dream many still want to live in this era, but they are not able to do this because they have no enough time to spend with their friends and social circle.

In every culture I know, social life can influence a person's ability to achieve a better life because what we sow is what we reap. The two examples you provided may explain why the person in the first point can achieve success more quickly because they are immersed in their environment and directly integrated with the aspects they are developing. While the person in the second point doesn't put in the effort to put themselves in the right conditions, they struggle to access resources to develop better opportunities because they are not focused on agricultural development but rather on pursuing their hobby of soccer.

I'm sorry, but I find it very funny when people who were not born in the USSR and did not witness its real history firsthand tell me fairy tales that have been promoted as narrative in a new era, especially people who did not live in the USSR.
 
So, let me reiterate: the reason for the collapse of the USSR was not the reformers (according to the doctrine of modern Russia, “Gorbachev and the US are to blame for everything”    ), but rather the complete degradation of the economy! The degradation was such that the so-called (as the USSR positioned itself) “second pole of the world, 40% of the world's natural resources, the largest economy and the best science, ...” simply could not provide food and basic necessities to its hungry population! Incidentally, it was then, in the 1990s, that the US supplied hundreds of tons of food to the USSR as humanitarian aid to save it from a hunger riot.
I can tell you what grocery stores looked like in Kiev, for example, in the late 1980s, when there were no reformers yet. And this is the capital of one of the republics of the USSR, not the outskirts. It would look like a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie, which is hard to believe, but empty shelves were a fact!