Mr. Bongwater
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Is this even possible? if it is can you help me out with a guide? how can i convert visa prepaid to bitcoins?
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Buying drugs off alphabay using prepaid visa?
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Mr. Bongwater
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its 100% legit i can guarantee u that my friend bought some shit but don't put a lot of money on there cause ppl been after getting it stolen by the owner or some shit
Mr. Bongwater
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yeah i mean visa prepaid converted to bitcoins
rkymtnman
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how did you do that part? visa to bitcoin?
RM3
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Using Tor Might Become “Illegal.”
Many consumers will argue that someone who has nothing to hide would have no need for anonymous software solutions such as Tor. However, given the limited number of privacy-centric options to browse the World Wide Web, Tor and consorts are becoming more and more popular every month.
Unfortunately that success has not gone by unnoticed, as the US Supreme Court has approved a rule change that will shake things up like never before. By granting every federal magistrate judge the right to issue a warrant for anyone using Tor, anonymity on the Internet may become a serious offense. Moreover, if the US Congress does not undertake action to fight this ruling, it will go into effect as soon as December 2016
As a result, the FBI can then legally search computers running Tor remotely, even if they have no idea where the machine is located or what it is being used for. Simply having anonymity software installed on a computer would be reason enough for the FBI to investigate that user to “combat cyber crime.”
This ruling approval comes on the heels of media headlines detailing how over 1 million consumers use Tor to access Facebook. For every single illegal use case for anonymity software, there are hundreds, if not thousands legal ones. If this ruling gets approved, many innocent users will be spied upon by the FBI for no reason whatsoever.
Moreover, this would allow the FBI to spy on Bitcoin users all over the world if they use Tor software to anonymize their wallets as well. Ever since the shutdown of Silk Road, law enforcement agencies have been looking at ways to track Bitcoin users’ identities on the dark web. While nothing has been set in stone yet, this ruling is a grave concern for privacy in the US and beyond.
Many consumers will argue that someone who has nothing to hide would have no need for anonymous software solutions such as Tor. However, given the limited number of privacy-centric options to browse the World Wide Web, Tor and consorts are becoming more and more popular every month.
Unfortunately that success has not gone by unnoticed, as the US Supreme Court has approved a rule change that will shake things up like never before. By granting every federal magistrate judge the right to issue a warrant for anyone using Tor, anonymity on the Internet may become a serious offense. Moreover, if the US Congress does not undertake action to fight this ruling, it will go into effect as soon as December 2016
As a result, the FBI can then legally search computers running Tor remotely, even if they have no idea where the machine is located or what it is being used for. Simply having anonymity software installed on a computer would be reason enough for the FBI to investigate that user to “combat cyber crime.”
This ruling approval comes on the heels of media headlines detailing how over 1 million consumers use Tor to access Facebook. For every single illegal use case for anonymity software, there are hundreds, if not thousands legal ones. If this ruling gets approved, many innocent users will be spied upon by the FBI for no reason whatsoever.
Moreover, this would allow the FBI to spy on Bitcoin users all over the world if they use Tor software to anonymize their wallets as well. Ever since the shutdown of Silk Road, law enforcement agencies have been looking at ways to track Bitcoin users’ identities on the dark web. While nothing has been set in stone yet, this ruling is a grave concern for privacy in the US and beyond.
Mr. Bongwater
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idk thats why why i made the thread
when was america ever free? the government just gives you an allusion that you're free but really your a slave to their corrupt system
vpn? all u need is download tor and type in the alphabay link and make an account
rkymtnman
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ColoHead
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The tor browser has a built in VPN client. So your destination is Tors gateway and all traffic that occurs is encrypted.
You can always use a VPN service. That's the problem with a law like @RM3 pousted. There's always another way...
Much like bit torrent is no longer a safe means of pirating, tor may no longer be a safe mode of encrypted communication. So in tech, there will be innovation. Good luck keeping up feds...
Mr. Bongwater
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u mean how to get to alphabay?
1stblood......
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https://www.deepdotweb.com/
all info needed there, dream market is better tho imo but they come and go as do darknet markets...
all info needed there, dream market is better tho imo but they come and go as do darknet markets...
qwizoking
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the whole process ...never used bitcoin tor vpn? idk what any of this stuff even is
whatever else.. yea how to get to whatever site
maybe some of us are just to far gone?
i have good connects for blow any rx pill ... id use it mainly for hallucinogenic compounds, research chems, mdma, etc
but it is what it is if so
rkymtnman
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exactly! dark web for dummies please! i'm the same way.