The Undernet

[Weird_guy_3000]

I honestly wouldn't be suprised. This place makes 4chan look like the Teletubbies.

Now that makes me want to visit this undernet.

[323]

Now that makes me want to visit this undernet.

Do it

www.torproject.org

Download Tor, and then start it and google a list of deep websites. Or, just google the link to the hidden wiki. They'll all end in .onion instead of .com or something.

Enjoy, and be warned, it's disturbing!

[Michael3.0]

It's not all bad. I sell a few different items on Silkroad, and offer a service for bitcoin/moneypak exchanging. I visit very often though.

[GAMEchief]

I want to use Silkroad for legitimate sales, but I think Bitcoins are stupid. So there is nothing in the deep web for me, outside of the appeal of anonymous website publication and a limited website pool increasing the odds that anything you publish will get seen/used.

Which gets old, since, as it's anonymous, it's near impossible to monetize. Unless I use Bitcoins. And Bitcoins are just as stupid now as they were at the beginning of my post.

[Isonyx]

The Deep Web or whatever you call it isn't that secretive anymore. It was for a while, and then people started doing news stories about it, and now every 10 year old who wants to feel like he's breaking the law signs on and surfs around for a bit. Basically just a hive of pedophiles and "anonymous members".
The Silkroad is full of feds and has been for a while now. Any electronics you get on the markets are either illegal or just cheap/poor quality.
The drugs aren't something you want to mess with, not only because of the feds, but because of the uncertainty of buying what you think is cocaine from a guy in Pakistan named Rasheed. There simply isn't a point to being on it anymore.

Also, If you can't get your hands on drugs or a hired killer off the Deep Web you probably shouldn't be trying to find one.

[Weird_guy_3000]

Haha I understand. I love watching security cameras

[GAMEchief]

The Deep Web or whatever you call it isn't that secretive anymore. It was for a while, and then people started doing news stories about it, and now every 10 year old who wants to feel like he's breaking the law signs on and surfs around for a bit. Basically just a hive of pedophiles and "anonymous members".
The Silkroad is full of feds and has been for a while now. Any electronics you get on the markets are either illegal or just cheap/poor quality.
The drugs aren't something you want to mess with, not only because of the feds, but because of the uncertainty of buying what you think is cocaine from a guy in Pakistan named Rasheed. There simply isn't a point to being on it anymore.

Also, If you can't get your hands on drugs or a hired killer off the Deep Web you probably shouldn't be trying to find one.

I've never even considered buying something off Silk Road. It'd be a good place to sell if you were a dealer, I imagine. But who can't find drugs just on the street? I guess it'd be good for non-American countries.

[Isonyx]

I've never even considered buying something off Silk Road. It'd be a good place to sell if you were a dealer, I imagine. But who can't find drugs just on the street? I guess it'd be good for non-American countries.

It's still risky unless you're an experienced seller and you know the ins and outs of securely transporting drugs/illegal materials via Fedex. Drugs are plentiful in many foreign countries, especially when it comes to opiates. I see where you're coming from though.