Re: MixTum.io - Premium Bitcoin Mixer | Launched in 2018 🛡️
The cards are definitely a success! I just received today "my card" and it looks incredible! It's so shiny that it was actually difficult to take a proper photo, as so much light was reflected by the card!
MixTum, if you want, you can add now the 0.001 BTC on this card, as it arrived at destination.
I said "my card" between quotation marks because, in fact, it is DYING_S0UL's card
He won it at your third raffle but he was very nice and allowed me to have his prize, due to crypto ban from his country. He did not want to risk having the card confiscated (or face other unpleasant situations) and allowed me to receive the card instead. Thank you DYING_S0UL for your generosity! And thank you MixTum for these raffles!
~Snipped~
What I noticed though is the fact that the card is protected with a transparent plastic which is supposed to be removed (at least, in case the owner wants to have access to the private key). But the protection seems impossible to be removed. I am afraid that if I'll try to scratch it with my fingernail or something sharp I may damage the card. Any idea about how to remove that transparent protection? (Perhaps cygan knows more about this technicality?)
It does look good indeed. Is it like a plastic film similar to the ones new screens have? If the glue is too strong I'd use a hairdryer or heatgun to gently melt the glue and remove it. MixTum, if you want, you can add now the 0.001 BTC on this card, as it arrived at destination.
I said "my card" between quotation marks because, in fact, it is DYING_S0UL's card
He won it at your third raffle but he was very nice and allowed me to have his prize, due to crypto ban from his country. He did not want to risk having the card confiscated (or face other unpleasant situations) and allowed me to receive the card instead. Thank you DYING_S0UL for your generosity! And thank you MixTum for these raffles!~Snipped~
What I noticed though is the fact that the card is protected with a transparent plastic which is supposed to be removed (at least, in case the owner wants to have access to the private key). But the protection seems impossible to be removed. I am afraid that if I'll try to scratch it with my fingernail or something sharp I may damage the card. Any idea about how to remove that transparent protection? (Perhaps cygan knows more about this technicality?)