Buying Drugs with Bitcoin ? - page 105.

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Quote from: carlisle1 on December 03, 2016, 12:37:34 PM

i never bought drugs with bitcoin but i am looking for some store where I can buy beer or any alcoholic drinks with bitcoin

Where do you live? Actually there are large number of bars and restaurants, where you can make the payment using Bitcoins. Personally, I have been to one of them, and the transaction went on smoothly. Try the following websites:

https://coinmap.org/

http://bitcoinrestaurants.net/

There are several companies in California that sell wine for Bitcoin, delivered to your door.

On the other side of the coin (pun intended), its illegal to buy alcohol of any kind in Ohio using Bitcoin. The reason is that Ohio has a law stating that it's illegal to trade or barter for alcohol. Since the IRS considers bitcoin property, using Bitcoin to buy alcohol would be "bartering" for alcohol which makes it illegal under state law.

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Quote from: carlisle1 on December 03, 2016, 12:37:34 PM

i never bought drugs with bitcoin but i am looking for some store where I can buy beer or any alcoholic drinks with bitcoin

Where do you live? Actually there are large number of bars and restaurants, where you can make the payment using Bitcoins. Personally, I have been to one of them, and the transaction went on smoothly. Try the following websites:

https://coinmap.org/

http://bitcoinrestaurants.net/

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i never bought drugs with bitcoin but i am looking for some store where I can buy beer or any alcoholic drinks with bitcoin I never wished to use drugs and get involved with such illegal stuffs. we have a different pleasure so i can't blame you but you should talk about it outside this forum it seems like you are already bashed by other people here Grin

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Quote from: kratarzu on December 02, 2016, 03:14:19 AM

You can also have the dutch system, making it legal to sell drugs but illegal to produce. Fantastic system, every country should try....

That is not going to help. If the production is driven underground, then the mafias and cartels will get involved. If the government does not want the criminals to manufacture these drugs, then why can't they order the government-owned pharmaceutical companies to manufacture them?

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Quote from: druggy01 on September 19, 2015, 02:05:42 PM

Anyone bought drugs with bitcoin and what are you thought on the subject ?

i know i have used bitcoin to buy psilocybe cubensis thank you bitcoin i cold have not done this without you now i can trip watching corry & eastenders in the evening its such a sight.

requirement buying is have a money , bitcoin is money so i think can Grin

but i do not try it

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No, I never bought drugs with bitcoin and I will never do such thing like that. Buying drugs with bitcoin is not just worth it. Drug would just cause harmful effects on your body and it will just ruin your life if you get yourself addicted to it. Rather than buying drugs, I would just use my bitcoin on buying some stuffs that I need in my life or maybe foods.

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Quote from: JamesColombia on December 02, 2016, 10:37:22 PM

Its done a lot and I think that its bad, you should not do it online and the fact is that there are a lot of feds on this websites so I think that is pretty sick, you should really not try it.

Higher risk means more money earned. That is a thing with forbidding and banning something, people who sell I wish more money for their product cause they risk a lot. In drug war just innocent people get hurt, and little people who like to use drugs. On one side police that arrests and beat you, and on other cartel that sell expensive drugs. Everything should be legal and natural.

True, and bitcoin is a higher risk investment and we are investment hoping for a great return. But when it comes to buying drugs, I cannot take bigger risk because the consequences will be hard if caught doing illegal activities.

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Quote from: JamesColombia on December 02, 2016, 10:37:22 PM

Its done a lot and I think that its bad, you should not do it online and the fact is that there are a lot of feds on this websites so I think that is pretty sick, you should really not try it.

Higher risk means more money earned. That is a thing with forbidding and banning something, people who sell I wish more money for their product cause they risk a lot. In drug war just innocent people get hurt, and little people who like to use drugs. On one side police that arrests and beat you, and on other cartel that sell expensive drugs. Everything should be legal and natural.

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Quote from: TheBobman on December 02, 2016, 10:31:14 PM

You can simply buy drugs these days with these online markets, the deep web is really full of it so that is an easy task in my eyes.

I know and the government is already aware of that, you can buy drugs but the danger is always with you, when you get caught your life is over because you are going to spend your life in jail, unless the law in your country is not that strict but if it's very strict you will regret that for the rest of your life.

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It is possible to buy drugs with bitcoin. Most people do that in deepweb. They use bitcoin to buy some illegal drugs. And sellers also accepts it as payment because of its anonymous transactions. Not just drugs but other things also like guns or hiring some killer to kill someone.

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Quote from: bitkilo on December 01, 2016, 10:41:04 PM

Yes that is a good point but we are all responsible for our own actions at the end of the day.

The harm effect on other people from ones drug use are normally associated with the drug user having to find the money to purchase illegal drugs, if the addict could just go to the local chemist and pick up what he needs then he would not be harming anyone but himself and even that is debatable .

Sure, it would break the chain.
The drugs would be more affordable and easy to get in any pharmacy, less people would resort to theft and borrowing from gangsters to fuel their addiction. They'd be getting pure product instead of some unknown and sometimes deadly chemicals. Gangsters would lose their main income and governments would get more money from taxes.

Yeah but you are missing the point.
The governments don't want to stop drugs. They don't want to stop people from doing drugs.
The "war on drugs" is big business. Police get to buy cars, guns, bullet-proof vests.
Judges and lawyers get paid to take the cases to court.
Private companies get paid to build the jails, house the prisoners and give kickbacks to the state.
The "war" will never end. Just like the "war on terror".

It depends on your government. There are some that don't care about drug abusers and just let them do whatever they want. It's almost as if saying, "It's their body and they're the one responsible if anything bad happens to them." There's also some that banned drugs and then pretend that they're doing something about it but they only raid the ones that have big business in selling/buying drugs. There are also some that are really active that raids even small time drug sellers.

Nonetheless, I really think the control in drugs depends on the society and not on the government. If people would report the drug users they know, then the police would surely do action. Some people even when they know drug users, they don't report it because they're friends with them or they're family. Let's not put all the blame to the government while you're just sitting there in front of your computer doing nothing about the said problem.

There are also countries with great health insurance that would never let harmful drugs in because in the end it would just cost them more to fix you once you're all screwed up and dying from an OD on some crazy drug!

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Its done a lot and I think that its bad, you should not do it online and the fact is that there are a lot of feds on this websites so I think that is pretty sick, you should really not try it.

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You can simply buy drugs these days with these online markets, the deep web is really full of it so that is an easy task in my eyes.

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Quote from: Shiroslullaby on December 02, 2016, 06:01:08 PM

Quote from: coolcoinz on December 01, 2016, 10:59:28 PM

Quote from: bitkilo on December 01, 2016, 10:41:04 PM

Yes that is a good point but we are all responsible for our own actions at the end of the day.

The harm effect on other people from ones drug use are normally associated with the drug user having to find the money to purchase illegal drugs, if the addict could just go to the local chemist and pick up what he needs then he would not be harming anyone but himself and even that is debatable .

Sure, it would break the chain.
The drugs would be more affordable and easy to get in any pharmacy, less people would resort to theft and borrowing from gangsters to fuel their addiction. They'd be getting pure product instead of some unknown and sometimes deadly chemicals. Gangsters would lose their main income and governments would get more money from taxes.

Yeah but you are missing the point.
The governments don't want to stop drugs. They don't want to stop people from doing drugs.
The "war on drugs" is big business. Police get to buy cars, guns, bullet-proof vests.
Judges and lawyers get paid to take the cases to court.
Private companies get paid to build the jails, house the prisoners and give kickbacks to the state.
The "war" will never end. Just like the "war on terror".

It depends on your government. There are some that don't care about drug abusers and just let them do whatever they want. It's almost as if saying, "It's their body and they're the one responsible if anything bad happens to them." There's also some that banned drugs and then pretend that they're doing something about it but they only raid the ones that have big business in selling/buying drugs. There are also some that are really active that raids even small time drug sellers.

Nonetheless, I really think the control in drugs depends on the society and not on the government. If people would report the drug users they know, then the police would surely do action. Some people even when they know drug users, they don't report it because they're friends with them or they're family. Let's not put all the blame to the government while you're just sitting there in front of your computer doing nothing about the said problem.

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Quote from: coolcoinz on December 01, 2016, 10:59:28 PM

Quote from: bitkilo on December 01, 2016, 10:41:04 PM

Yes that is a good point but we are all responsible for our own actions at the end of the day.

The harm effect on other people from ones drug use are normally associated with the drug user having to find the money to purchase illegal drugs, if the addict could just go to the local chemist and pick up what he needs then he would not be harming anyone but himself and even that is debatable .

Sure, it would break the chain.
The drugs would be more affordable and easy to get in any pharmacy, less people would resort to theft and borrowing from gangsters to fuel their addiction. They'd be getting pure product instead of some unknown and sometimes deadly chemicals. Gangsters would lose their main income and governments would get more money from taxes.

Yeah but you are missing the point.
The governments don't want to stop drugs. They don't want to stop people from doing drugs.
The "war on drugs" is big business. Police get to buy cars, guns, bullet-proof vests.
Judges and lawyers get paid to take the cases to court.
Private companies get paid to build the jails, house the prisoners and give kickbacks to the state.
The "war" will never end. Just like the "war on terror".

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Quote from: xIIImaL on December 02, 2016, 02:46:22 AM

Who said anonymousity is not there in the bitcoin medium, IF you buy or sell also no one can identify the person. They can find server ip but not the person's one. But even I do not think people are selling and buying drugs with bitcoins

Don't be so sure about it. The TOR browser works by relaying the transmission from one node to another. If the starting node is compromised, then the law enforcement agencies will be able to obtain your real IP. Some say that this is how Ross Ulbricht was caught.

I read somewhere that his email that got compromised lead to him being busted and arrested, but it could be a wrongly instructed article writer.

Either way, people fully relying on the privacy that the tor nodes are offering them, are simply dumb, or they just take the risk while knowing that when things go wrong, they go wrong horribly.

Literally nothing can be trusted as even something as the tor network that is being seen as a safe platform to do whatever they want on it, can land you in the hands of the FBI.

There was a number of things that lead to his capture. One was that he needed help with his site's code and carelessly posted it outside of the dark web, which allowed the authorities to track him down.

@xIIImaL, You need to read some news from time to time. People are not only using Bitcoin to buy drugs but also weapons, financing terrorism and even hiring hitmen.

In dark web or market places not all are using bitcoin to give payment or transaction there are many online payment processor online that also keep anonymous or you can fake your identity. They are just using bitcoin because it is not so hassle to use and you can just use the bitcoin mixer to be more anonymous..
FBI is always in tor network and i think they are always study how to get caught those illegal activities inside the darkweb.

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Quote from: BitHodler on December 02, 2016, 04:14:04 PM

Quote from: Sithara007 on December 02, 2016, 03:09:14 AM

Quote from: xIIImaL on December 02, 2016, 02:46:22 AM

Who said anonymousity is not there in the bitcoin medium, IF you buy or sell also no one can identify the person. They can find server ip but not the person's one. But even I do not think people are selling and buying drugs with bitcoins

Don't be so sure about it. The TOR browser works by relaying the transmission from one node to another. If the starting node is compromised, then the law enforcement agencies will be able to obtain your real IP. Some say that this is how Ross Ulbricht was caught.

I read somewhere that his email that got compromised lead to him being busted and arrested, but it could be a wrongly instructed article writer.

Either way, people fully relying on the privacy that the tor nodes are offering them, are simply dumb, or they just take the risk while knowing that when things go wrong, they go wrong horribly.

Literally nothing can be trusted as even something as the tor network that is being seen as a safe platform to do whatever they want on it, can land you in the hands of the FBI.

There was a number of things that lead to his capture. One was that he needed help with his site's code and carelessly posted it outside of the dark web, which allowed the authorities to track him down.

@xIIImaL, You need to read some news from time to time. People are not only using Bitcoin to buy drugs but also weapons, financing terrorism and even hiring hitmen.

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Quote from: amiryaqot on September 19, 2015, 02:24:17 PM

Mr. druggy you are at wrong place because here we don't use drugs never buy with bitcoin or fiat, it seems you are drunk while making this post Wink

Haha seems everyone is going to say "no we don't buy drugs with bitcoin and never did". What a liers! Grin

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Quote from: Sithara007 on December 02, 2016, 03:09:14 AM

Quote from: xIIImaL on December 02, 2016, 02:46:22 AM

Who said anonymousity is not there in the bitcoin medium, IF you buy or sell also no one can identify the person. They can find server ip but not the person's one. But even I do not think people are selling and buying drugs with bitcoins

Don't be so sure about it. The TOR browser works by relaying the transmission from one node to another. If the starting node is compromised, then the law enforcement agencies will be able to obtain your real IP. Some say that this is how Ross Ulbricht was caught.

I read somewhere that his email that got compromised lead to him being busted and arrested, but it could be a wrongly instructed article writer.

Either way, people fully relying on the privacy that the tor nodes are offering them, are simply dumb, or they just take the risk while knowing that when things go wrong, they go wrong horribly.

Literally nothing can be trusted as even something as the tor network that is being seen as a safe platform to do whatever they want on it, can land you in the hands of the FBI.

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