Author Topic: Silk Road shut down, owner and operator arrested.  (Read 3478 times)

Once the rest of the services are gone Bitcoins gonna be a useless investment

I have a friend who's probably not gonna receive his shipment now, lol

oh god. we had a group discussion about this in class trying to figure out why the postal service doesn't check for that kind of stuff in the mail...

Once the rest of the services are gone Bitcoins gonna be a useless investment

I have a friend who's probably not gonna receive his shipment now, lol
whatd he buy



I think they only did this because of the increasing popularity / media awareness of it, There are far worse sites the world would prefer gone.

inb4anoamooseislegun!nerv4giv!! retaliation

forget! now where the hell am i supposed to get my E-drugs!

forget! now where the hell am i supposed to get my E-drugs!
theres another place where you can get them and it's legal but i dont want to post it here anyways

theres another place where you can get them and it's legal but i dont want to post it here anyways
it was a joke. i dont do drugs

where does a person go on the internet to join in on the "I told you so"those who ever thought the hidden dark web was the least bit anonymous. or that bit coins are really having anymore purpose then to middle man trade for illegal things lol
It seems you have no idea how the owner was apprehended. He wasn't traced through tor or bitcoin, he was caught because he entirely failed at keeping himself anonymous. He asked for help setting up Silk Road on a public forum then gave them his real life email (rossulbricht@gmail.com) to contact him. What a loving handicap. I honestly can't believe they didn't catch him sooner, what a loving dumbass.


blotters
if he bought em before the shutdown, i think hell still get them

if he does, safe tripping~


Is it good that I have no idea what this is and that I've never heard of it before

It seems you have no idea how the owner was apprehended. He wasn't traced through tor or bitcoin, he was caught because he entirely failed at keeping himself anonymous. He asked for help setting up Silk Road on a public forum then gave them his real life email (rossulbricht@gmail.com) to contact him. What a loving handicap. I honestly can't believe they didn't catch him sooner, what a loving dumbass.

seems my point is still very valid. I mean all the dark web sites are getting busted over time here.
no matter how safe tor could be, that's isn't the makeup of a persons internet use or computer use. agencies will find them all.
there is no way to hide on the internet.

my I told you so's are regarding bit coins not being around very long. and becoming more and more useless.
and how you are not anonymous on the internet. no matter what tricks you try.
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