I’ll change it

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I have 10 public xmr nodes (all listed on my site as well):

185.218.124.120:18089 185.218.124.120:18189 185.218.124.120:18289 185.218.124.120:18389 185.218.124.120:18489 185.218.124.120:18589 185.218.124.120:18689 185.218.124.120:18789 185.218.124.120:18889 185.218.124.120:18989

All hosted via mynymbox.io using contabo servers (Germany). Not sure why the above post lists one of my nodes as a proxy (or the other way around) for another node. Happy to provide any documentation to prove my nodes are non-malicious.

Have you seen tim? I’m trying it. Haveno is limited is some problematic ways, one of which is the first XMR problem.

I made a retroshare board/chat with a daily trade thread. If anyone is interested check it out and share:

retroshare://posted?name=XMR%20p2p%20sellers%20and%20buyers&id=fe3f6d34693bf689a6dd355f5e7c6142

I am using haveno-reto but it doesn’t do everything I need it to do

Thanks for the recommendation, I’m looking into it.

My agora profile: agoradesk[.]com/user/CaptainCanaryLLC

I can’t vouch for tim. I put 1 xmr up there along with a bunch of listings because I want to find out if it it legit. I’m also on Haveno-reto.

Link to tim, use at your own risk:

timappziaaomrpyiivzijuat4obusumxoipcrw5rinugcfq4bffuenad[.}onion

Simplex group I made to discuss:

simplex[.]chat/contact#/?v=2-5&smp=smp%3A%2F%2FUkMFNAXLXeAAe0beCa4w6X_zp18PwxSaSjY17BKUGXQ%3D%40smp12.simplex.im%2FVvYzQxSsOOYES1GlXbR_-ywhjhkv1_Kp%23%2F%3Fv%3D1-2%26dh%3DMCowBQYDK2VuAyEAC4C9QBDIqlKpcIh5xAM71G3SSzkY0lgcPSHCIpvBkjU%253D%26srv%3Die42b5weq7zdkghocs3mgxdjeuycheeqqmksntj57rmejagmg4eor5yd.onion&data=%7B%22type%22%3A%22group%22%2C%22groupLinkId%22%3A%22TIFvUyce3Zd5ju_2VbrHzA%3D%3D%22%7D

I don’t want to encourage people clicking random .onion links. I can send you the link to my simplex group which has the .onion link in the welcome message if you want, send me a message here.

I don’t want to encourage people clicking random .onion links. I can send you the link to my simplex group which has the .onion link in the welcome message.