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Consider this: People order pills online on an anonymous site designed for people to be untrackable, using anonymous methods of payment, and then ingest the af
by gomox 9y ago
Consider this:
People order pills online on an anonymous site designed for people to be untrackable, using anonymous methods of payment, and then ingest the aforementioned pills they received in the mail from China without a second thought.
I would say compared to getting poisoned with unknown substances, trouble with the law seems like a distant secondary issue.
- sli 9y agoThis is certainly a concern, but I'm not convinced it's all that rampant. You can't make much money if you 1) poison your customers, or 2) are a brand new seller (e.g. if you make a new account after every sale to avoid stacking negative community ratings). And if the buyer isn't testing their drugs before doing them, that's on the buyer. That's the reality of that market.
- gomox 9y agoI'm sure poisoning customers is bad for business, but the stakes are as high as it gets (pun intended). Statistically speaking I'm sure a very low percentage of people that do drugs get in trouble with law enforcement as well. Still, it speaks volumes about the buyers' risk aversion which was the original point. That being said you have a good point about testing. Personally I'm not a consumer so I don't know how widespread testing is.