Quote from: AdolfinWolf on February 22, 2020, 12:11:56 PM

Quote from: johnitrue on February 22, 2020, 11:27:42 AM

Gentlemen, I'm going to write a scam sheet, but I do not want to publish logs for everyone.

Tell me, which of the oldies member of the forum will be able to verify and assure them?

I'm not sure anyone can verify your claims, which was the entire point i was making yesterday.

if we look at the Letter Of Guarantee, it seems that the only people who can verify it are Smartmixer themselves, not a third party, as opposed to traditional letter's of guarantees.

Now if you ask me, that's a flawed implementation of a LOG, but apparently no one seems to care or have seen this as of now? ( Huh

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Quote from: TryNinja on February 21, 2020, 09:44:34 PM

I think you are right. Cheesy

I never bothered to check their Letter of Guarantee but I don't see how this can be "verifiable" to confirm someone is mixing with the real Smartmixer. In this case, what is even the point of this "LoG"? They don't even have any staked address (At least I couldn't find any). The only addresses are the deposit and receiver ones, and in their website, I can only see the donation address at the bottom.

This is so funny. The funny thing being that i don't even know whether they did this intentionally or not.

Perhaps we can use BlockSci/WalletExplorer to cluster Smartmixer's deposit adresses and see whether they would match the claims you're making, but that wouldn't be completely foolproof probably.

In addition to the log, I have screenshots that I took right away, a lot of other information that is closely related to log and indicates this, blockchain, timestamps, my attempts to communicate(not only tickets), my personal messages on the forum - no response.