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A lot of the spam is trying to sell really illegal drugs like LSD, I went to their website (won't link but obviously you can find it easily) and their checkout

by fnfjfk 3y ago

A lot of the spam is trying to sell really illegal drugs like LSD, I went to their website (won't link but obviously you can find it easily) and their checkout process for buying a bunch of LSD takes PayPal and Google Pay. They also have a $150 minimum, lol... ...is this "legit", besides the whole illegal drugs thing? Selling drugs with PayPal, on a .com? I remember people doing it with Bitcoin and Tor but this is very in the open. They do also take Bitcoin. or is this entirely a scam? But if so why would they take PayPal which has buyer protection, although I don't know how PayPal responds to someone complaining "they scammed me and didn't send my illegal drugs".

w1nst0nsm1th 3y ago
It's not a scam. No way Paypal or GooglePay would allow such a thing longer than a few hours, just enough for their own crawling engine, intented to automate verification of compliance to their policies, to ring the alarm bell on the screen of a human operator. No way also a scammer would be dumb enough to use such services which require extensive verification process, with ID, proof of incorporation and so on... It's just FBI, DEA or whatever, 'sting' operations. Like the kind of website where you can buy Red Sulfurous from somewhere in eastern europe countries(for example bellarus), but when you make a Whois of the website, it leads straight to an obscure hosting company located in... California. The reason they asking minimum $150 (or even more on some website) order is because they want to use it as an argument in court to prove your intentions were to resell it, no matter if it's true or not, in order to force you to take a plea deal and send you in jail for 3-10 years and ruin your life forever. Why do they do such thing when there is so much real real shit, in every sense of the word, going through mexican border ? Because it allows them to improve their stats on the back of idiots or naive young people who don't know were else to go. There is a shitload of reports of orther similar false flag operations from US LE regarding 'terrorists', 'sexual predators', and on and on. Just take a look at https://www.sugardaddy.com/ https://www.sugardaddy.com/ for example... This site promotes with no other possible interpretation prostitution, while presenting it as something else than prostitution, and while prostitution, to my knowledge, is forbidden everywhere in America. This site has been up for years (I know about it because Bill Maher made a joke about it years ago). The worse is you export your methods to other parts of the world (look at the bottom of the page) (UK, Australia, Canada, where prostitution is forbidden). But funnily enough (do I dare say?) New Zeeland, one of the rare country (if not the only one) were prostition is legal and regulated, is not represented at the bottom of the site. A few days ago, there was a post here about an article regarding 'testilying' from police officers in court. It's no wonder so much american people don't trust their government and accumulate tons of gun to defend themself from it... just in case. There is something rotten in the Kingdom of the United State of America.
- uni_rule 3y ago
  Prostitution is legal in the State of Nevada but is outlawed again specifically for Las Vegas on a local level.

by fnfjfk 3y ago

w1nst0nsm1th 3y ago

It's not a scam. No way Paypal or GooglePay would allow such a thing longer than a few hours, just enough for their own crawling engine, intented to automate verification of compliance to their policies, to ring the alarm bell on the screen of a human operator. No way also a scammer would be dumb enough to use such services which require extensive verification process, with ID, proof of incorporation and so on... It's just FBI, DEA or whatever, 'sting' operations. Like the kind of website where you can buy Red Sulfurous from somewhere in eastern europe countries(for example bellarus), but when you make a Whois of the website, it leads straight to an obscure hosting company located in... California. The reason they asking minimum $150 (or even more on some website) order is because they want to use it as an argument in court to prove your intentions were to resell it, no matter if it's true or not, in order to force you to take a plea deal and send you in jail for 3-10 years and ruin your life forever. Why do they do such thing when there is so much real real shit, in every sense of the word, going through mexican border ? Because it allows them to improve their stats on the back of idiots or naive young people who don't know were else to go. There is a shitload of reports of orther similar false flag operations from US LE regarding 'terrorists', 'sexual predators', and on and on. Just take a look at https://www.sugardaddy.com/ https://www.sugardaddy.com/ for example... This site promotes with no other possible interpretation prostitution, while presenting it as something else than prostitution, and while prostitution, to my knowledge, is forbidden everywhere in America. This site has been up for years (I know about it because Bill Maher made a joke about it years ago). The worse is you export your methods to other parts of the world (look at the bottom of the page) (UK, Australia, Canada, where prostitution is forbidden). But funnily enough (do I dare say?) New Zeeland, one of the rare country (if not the only one) were prostition is legal and regulated, is not represented at the bottom of the site. A few days ago, there was a post here about an article regarding 'testilying' from police officers in court. It's no wonder so much american people don't trust their government and accumulate tons of gun to defend themself from it... just in case. There is something rotten in the Kingdom of the United State of America.

uni_rule 3y ago
Prostitution is legal in the State of Nevada but is outlawed again specifically for Las Vegas on a local level.