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You'd pay cash to a local dealer too so I don't really see the difference there.
by xeromal 5y ago
You'd pay cash to a local dealer too so I don't really see the difference there.
- detaro 5y agoDon't they take payment apps? Also if the illegal competition is that much cheaper, not being more convenient is one more point against them.
- xeromal 5y agoI doubt most take payment apps. I'm sure most are savvy enough to know their transactions are being monitored.
- monocasa 5y agoIn Colorado small time dealers will take payment apps, but anything wholesale is cash or crypto.
- vmception 5y agoDealers take payment apps. Nobody cares. Dealers and consumers don't care. DA isn't looking for consumers (for now, ideally the clock runs out before a future DA cares). Everyone knows there is a record. The apps don't care, as long as you don't literally say "FOR DRUGS LOLLZ" in the notes section, but apps and actual banks really don't care (about anything) they just want to maintain relationships with other banks and the national government, who care less and less. Try not to be in a circumstance where that kind of data matters to anyone who would respond to someone else's attempts to blackmail or extort you, the less people care the less effective the data is. Almost half of Congress is willing to liberate banks from pretending to care about this and they represent a vast majority of the population, so the flippening is coming.
- xeromal 5y agoLet's hope!
- MisterTea 5y agoI don't have to wait 30min in what ironically feels like a police station to buy weed.