Got scammed by BitcoinFog?

Hello,

I was looking for a good Bitcoin tumbler and just used one in the "Marketpace List" on this subreddit. Which happened to be BitcoinFog.

Everything went fine until the withdrawal time came. My withdrawal is marked as finished for 7 hours now but there is 0 activity on the blockchain.

Should I be worried or is my withdrawal just late?

Thanks in advance for help


Comments


[6 Points] Larrysmooth:

Hey mate mine took 14 hrs and made it to my wallet just be patient


[3 Points] gooseman19:

Yes you have probably been scammed. Started selective scamming a few months ago occasionaly, now they are doing it on a regular basis. Remember they are linked to Agora so think twice about which market you use. Stole 4.4btc off me and suppoort just ignore you also. Sorry mate


[3 Points] None:

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[3 Points] melczek:

Happened to me, took 14 hours after official completion time to come through. Give it a bit longer, I've heard some reports of up to 36 hours to drop in. Even though they came through in the end I won't use Btcfog again


[2 Points] 198729172:

Did you deposit to EVO from there? If so you are kinda fucked.


[1 Points] bitcoinfogsuch:

Thanks for the comments! It's a pretty small amount, so I think the chance of me being "selective scammed" is low. Guess I'll have to wait to see how it plays out. I'll leave a comment reply on this when/if I get the coins!


[1 Points] None:

Back in the day (365 days ago), anyone that asked where their coins went without waiting at LEAST 24 hours was called out for being an impatient little 14 year old fuckhead that didn't respect what he/she really had access to. Now it's all, "yup, you're fucked, I heard BTCFog scams so anyone mentioning anything related to even a delay in processing HAS BEEN DEFINITELY SCAMMED NO IFS ANDS OR BUTS ABOUT IT!"

There is a possibility he has been scammed, but to make a whole post about it ... he might as well have made a post that said "just sent my coins from BTCFog to agora 3 minutes ago and now I'm starting to worry ... how do you guys think it'll turn out?!?"


[1 Points] Dinodog17:

Adding my report, deposited ~3 BTC into BitcoinFog destined for 3 SR addresses. Supposed to have finished 10/26 12pm GMT.

So far two transactions have come through to one of the addresses totaling 0.5 BTC.

I'm a regular user of both and this is the first (but major) hiccup that I've had with the service. I appreciate the novelty of the technology and that reliability is not 100%. I'm going to give BitcoinFog time to resolve the issue but it is stressful having that much money lost in transit for the time being.


[1 Points] Vendor_BBMC:

You're not even a vendor. You don't tumble coins INTO a marketplace.

If customers are going to take the risk of using money laundering tools to wash legally-obtained bitcoin, don't complain about the time you're wasting. depending on the speed of the bitcoin network, the hundreds of wallet transfers you've started cascading could take twice as long as the 6 hour estimate.

Sheeproadreloaded2 told me that when he sees a 6-hour tumble, he knows its bitcoinfog rather than an exchange's tumbler.

Customers, just do a straight, discrete one-wallet move to the marketplace. you're wasting time, money, drawing attention to yourselves, and making each blockchain block MASSIVE.

Bitcoin is for the vendor's protection, not yours.


[0 Points] mephmxelsd:

dude bitcoinfog isn't scamming, they've got practically everyone who uses DNM's using their service (cheapest, trust, nobody's cracked it) so basically they make ~2% of the darknetmarket "GDP" They don't need to scam a guy like you.

Also, there isn't some guy behind every transaction deciding wether to scam or to just do his job, it's all automated and I highly doubt that they just made it send the money to their wallet every once in a while when they can just increase the rate half a %. This way the would gain 1$ for every 200$ if they scam selectively they can never do 1 in 200 because that would give so much more rep damage. And if they increase 0.5% they are still very much competitive compared to the standard 3% of grams mixer.

what actually happened: -you accidentally erased part of the address or copied it wrong -they haven't arived yet and you should be patient -some unintended malfunction at bitcoinfog or the site's you sent it to.

Take your tinfoil hat of and start thinking logically, if they wanted to scam they just stop returning everything at once and let the site run untill nobody tries to use it anymore. Then take the cash and move to the bahamas.

Sorry if it's written eratically, using some of atmel's dry amp


[-1 Points] l0c0d0g:

There was reports of selective scamming.