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The problem though is that turning the BTC or any other anonymous online currency into cash inevitably leaves a paper trail. I'm not going to trust BTC to not turn my info over to the DEA when the stakes are life in prison.
What info though? All the info is public, the DEA has it right now. They have a copy of the blockchain that has every transaction and wallet in it. The safety comes from not having your name attached to it.
But if they raided your house, hack you or trick you and get your wallet they can see what you have done with that wallet. Its smart to change wallets regularly.
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lol when I use my visa for pharms, some of them are totally obvious like GREATMEDS or PHARMADRUGS. My visa website thingy shows 73% of my purchases are from pharmacies HAHA. The others are online gaming and casinos.
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Anonymous #18
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You still have to either attach the money to your name at some point, or recieve cash/gold/other in the mail. How does one turn an anonymous online currency into tangible benefits (cash/goods) without linking it to your name (or showing up to some fake PO box or w/e address, and just getting busted there)
As I said, small amounts are easy and relatively low-risk.
If you really start making a lot of money though you will get noticed and potentially busted.
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Anonymous #12
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Ever hear of bitcoin tumblers/mixers? What do you guys think of those?
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Anonymous #15
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You still have to either attach the money to your name at some point, or recieve cash/gold/other in the mail. How does one turn an anonymous online currency into tangible benefits (cash/goods) without linking it to your name (or showing up to some fake PO box or w/e address, and just getting busted there)
As I said, small amounts are easy and relatively low-risk.
If you really start making a lot of money though you will get noticed and potentially busted.
Exactly right. Like I said, the profit to risk ratio does not make any sense, as if you get big enough to get rich you will eventually go down. I really miss the communities that fucking bust ripped apart, a lot of great people I'll probably never talk to again 
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Of course I think selling drugs at almost any level is a really poor risk/reward ratio.
I used to fantasize about synthesizing one of those ultra-high-potency opiates (such that you could carry many millions of doses in a briefcase). Then attempting to sell it to some criminal organization. There is a decent chance they will kill and/or rob you, but if not you leave with a few million dollars and never work another day.
Any time you are selling enough drugs to make decent cash over a long period of time, you will probably get busted. Some people are smarter/safer than others but there is always a risk involved.
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Anonymous #9
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I wonder how much you could make if you sold the original OxyContin 80 mg tablets. Since I live in Europe, those are the ones that I get prescribed, because the OP tablets aren't even sold here.
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Anonymous #10
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Of course I think selling drugs at almost any level is a really poor risk/reward ratio.
Me too. I certainly would feel less risky selling them on the deep web, as a low level seller of course.
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Of course I think selling drugs at almost any level is a really poor risk/reward ratio.
Me too. I certainly would feel less risky selling them on the deep web, as a low level seller of course.
Or go to raves or dubstep shows and make a few friends, who know people who would buy your product, and only ever deal with that one person as a proxy seller to his / her group.
That's the safest, best case scenario for getting rid of your weight, dub step shows are filled with people flying like kites on drugs.
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No way. On the deep webs nobody knows my name, my face, where I live - nothing. Selling at a rave? Make a few friends? Give me a break, thats stupid kid shit right there. Im talking about business not partying.
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Anonymous #19
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Nothing online is anonymous.
Feds created the internet, and feds can use it better than anybody.
They want you, they get you.
Don't sell drugs online. Or IRL.
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Anonymous #10
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Nothing online is anonymous.
Feds created the internet, and feds can use it better than anybody.
They want you, they get you.
Don't sell drugs online. Or IRL.
 I dont think you know what you are talking about. It super easy to browse the internet anonymously. You dont even need Tor. You just use an old laptop and some coffee shops open network.
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Anonymous #15
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Kid shit? You are a fucking idiot. Period.
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Anonymous #19
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Uh huh.
Lemme ask it this way- would you send the President a death threat like that?
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Anonymous #10
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No, I wouldn't send the president a death threat no matter what... Especially if Im selling drugs online. You can point out an infinite number of ways to be stupid and get caught. That doesn't change the fact that if you know what you are doing and are cautious you can surf the web anonymously. The most dangerous part is in the mail system and the buyer takes on more risk than the seller. Certainly more safe than doing anything in person though.
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It can be much safer selling drugs online than IRL
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Anonymous #18
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I've always thought some of the smarter/safer drug dealers were people who grew moderate amounts of marijuana and ONLY sold to personal friends. Tons of stoners will spend $200 a month or more. I had a friend whos dealer had this setup and had been doing it for many years without incident, plus depending on where you live, marijuana usually will have less harsh punishments.
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