Walk an old man through tumbling

[Krasnovian]

Ok. Let me see if I've got this straight. I have money in Coinbase. I have a wallet in Blockchain. I want to get it to the Blockchain wallet after it's been tumbled. I don't want to mess around with TOR browsers or whatever the fuck that is all about.

Do I just send the money to Blockchain and it gets automatically tumbled? Or do I need a third party service to act as an intermediary?

Yes I've used the search function. Yes I've used Google. But this is the point I'm stuck at and the more I dig the more confusing it is.

Also, I don't need that much tumbled. Do these sites have minimum amounts? What are the service fees?

I used to be really good at shit like this, but... DAMN IT!

 

[master.on]

Ok. Let me see if I've got this straight. I have money in Coinbase. I have a wallet in Blockchain. I want to get it to the Blockchain wallet after it's been tumbled. I don't want to mess around with TOR browsers or whatever the fuck that is all about.

Do I just send the money to Blockchain and it gets automatically tumbled? Or do I need a third party service to act as an intermediary?

Yes I've used the search function. Yes I've used Google. But this is the point I'm stuck at and the more I dig the more confusing it is.

Also, I don't need that much tumbled. Do these sites have minimum amounts? What are the service fees?

I used to be really good at shit like this, but... DAMN IT!

I've read that tumbling is much more effective if then split to several wallets.
i.e. it's eay to trace (with helping algorithms) what comes in/comes out
by checking incoming amounts minus service fees.
but if X btc's come in to then be UNEQUALLY split to several wallets, tracing becomes much more difficult.
Even better if they transfer btc's to said wallets at different times.

I've read that, in order to be really untraceable
1 several destination wallets
2 random transfer times and amounts
3 a tumbler with a large customer base
4 a week+ delay for tumbling
are all needed