Topic: Silk Road Busted? (Read 2570 times)
Advertising works - sold my spare NZD coins for $11 (about USD9). Thank you NZ bad reporting.
This is an uninteresting thread because they did not capture a silk road drug dealer, but a silk road user.
speaking of NZD, I carried around a bunch of NZ cash just for fun for nearly a decade, funny thing is that when I finally exchanged it back to USD I had actually made a profit
Maybe it'll push the local price of coins up to irrational levels again.
I'd better go and top it up.
Edit: Someone took all my NZD$9 coins, so NZD9.50 now (around USD7.60)
I'd better go and top it up.
Edit: Someone took all my NZD$9 coins, so NZD9.50 now (around USD7.60)
I think the fool of a writer would get his ass kicked off of wikipedia at the bare minimum for using so goddamned many weasel words.
I didn't even began to look at it ^ I'll take rjk's words.
The weirdest thing on this is not that he bought some meth.
A customs officer knew how to deep web and to bitcoins
Who woulda thunk it! A customs officer knew how to deep web and to bitcoins
Please change the title of this thread to something more sensible like "A Silk road user busted?"
kthxbye
kthxbye
Why would you think "busted"?
The more media attention the more it grows.
The more media attention the more it grows.
The weirdest thing on this is not that he bought some meth.
A customs officer knew how to deep web and to bitcoins
A customs officer knew how to deep web and to bitcoins
Member of. Not a seller on.
Carry on!
Carry on!
I think the fool of a writer would get his ass kicked off of wikipedia at the bare minimum for using so goddamned many weasel words.
A Customs officer has been found to be a member of a secretive online marketplace which offers global delivery of illegal drugs, pornography, firearms and fake passports.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10819029
What you think?
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10819029
What you think?
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