Just used bitcoinFog and ...

Everything went perfectly smooth. I transferred about .5 BTC to my preferred market and the coin was there within 6 hours. I just have been reading so many posts about how the are selective scamming people. So far from what I have read I haven't seen anything solid proof wise that they are indeed selective scamming. Although my transaction did go through with no problem, I am rethinking about the manner in which I wash my coin. From what I've read it seems like you could just set up several BTC wallets not associated with your real ID and send them to your market wallet. So I'm thinking of doing something like this Coin base -> Fake wallet then setting up 3 more fake wallets and sending deposits to each one of them, and then from the 3 fake wallets not associated with my id to the market place. Now this may all be wayy over paranoid, but I'd rather be safe.


Comments


[3 Points] 420jizzfest:

unless you're vending, tumbling bitcoin is useless

literally no lea gives a shit about you up until the point where you buy from someone with shitty stealth and you get CD'd

even then, it would probably have to be a felonious amount for them to even bother with a CD


[3 Points] Vendor_BBMC:

I knew this wouldn't be a post badmouthing bitcoinfog, because those posts are always on a friday.

You've misunderstood "money laundering" and got it backwards


[2 Points] sapiophile:

If the total amounts add up to nearly the original amount, sending it through all those wallets really isn't going to do anything for you, it's still trivial to see that they're the same coins controlled by the same person. The whole point of a tumbler is that it mixes among many different people's deposits and splits the amounts randomly. There isn't actually a way to replicate anything like that with just your own coins.


[0 Points] lovemenot420:

bitcoin fog has stolen coins from me about 6 months ago and I stopped using it. I use only the built-in mixer that comes with your blockchain wallet