In opinion of many people coin mixers are very bad tool that help very bad people. I belive that you trust in service that you advertise, but can you be sure it doesn't help criminals?
So, Chipmixer is being unjustifiably smeared in favour of Yobit by an account with
negative trust feedback from nutildah, bL4nkcode, Lauda, ibminer (twice!),
and yahoo62278. (Sorry, yahoo:
You sleep with curs, you wake up with fleas.)
Why am I not surprised?N.b. that it is apparently a stolen/sold/hacked account with many scam accusations; and it is a Legendary account that, prior to this post, had exactly one earned merit received earlier today, for a post that is now deleted. TECSHARE just doubled
this accounts earned merit.
In the opinion of many people,
the internet,
VPNs,
Tor,
cash,
bitcoin,
encryption, privacy is a very bad thing that helps very bad people.
Please read this post, and my reply to it, for why this argument is complete nonsense:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214200
To be honest, for me, talking not even hours, but days, about that coinmixer is mixing coins for criminals is absurd, because we all know that criminals use it.
He makes a very good point that strikes at the heart of this issue. The conclusion that Yobit is a scam is an OPINION. There may be supporting evidence, but that is besides the point.
Non sequitur. You fail at analogies. The proposition that some criminals may abuse a good service, just as criminals abuse the Internet itself (thanks, o_e_l_e_o), has no logical similarity to the proposition that a service
actively cheating its own users is a
scam.
(Plus what o_e_l_e_o said.)