Hey Quick Question-Rules of the road

[D519]

Thank you, belatedly, for your guidance. I've got a few hundred questions as I am a noob on DB 2.0 --many questions I am trying to condense so that you do not grow old or fall asleep as you read. I'll start small: I used to be part of the Pill Mill parade (we had several good ones in Florida but yes, they were discontinued). My main vent is that by limiting the ability of good citizens like to to obtain opiates, Benz, etc, they are forcing us to seek medication in every batcave across the globe. I am not a computer-saavy person, therefore, the dark net will require assistance from someone (no-I'm not asking for that).. Additionally, I am an AP which means crypto absolutely must not be known if I hold it. Nah, I'm a dummy on that too. I would love the access of your US List, but yes I understand, that requires a fee which I cannot pay, so we cannot get there unless I get a job as a pole dancer...that's it! A 60 year old in Houston, Texas dancing for dollars! Of course I will follow your rules and hopefully one day, I can be a sponsor and I too can navigate the murky caves of the dark net. Hey, seriously, I've searched high and low for Addy and 0xee, but guess what the two most counterfeited meds on the planet are? Anyway, thank you very much for listening to me and I promise to join you properly as soon as I am able. Gosh, we started overseaspharmacyconnection.com back in 1999 I think and it was a hit of mammoth proportion! Glad you're here! - I am Lisa Falcone, believer in Good vs Evil, Opiates vs NSAID's, you know the rest.........

Just download Coinbase. You can buy, sell And transfer crypto on there VERY easily

 

[Matthewcoolness]

I want to make a donation to gain access to vendors. I don’t know who is legit, how much to donate, or anything??? I’m dumb, please email me with simple instructions. I do believe I have a log in.

 

[aarons]

I want to make a donation to gain access to vendors. I don’t know who is legit, how much to donate, or anything??? I’m dumb, please email me with simple instructions. I do believe I have a log in.

Lol how have you even made it so far? Click below:

https://drugbuyersguide.info/threads/how-to-donate-to-the-forum.4306/

 

[Gracie5]

I want to make a donation to gain access to vendors. I don’t know who is legit, how much to donate, or anything??? I’m dumb, please email me with simple instructions. I do believe I have a log in.

After you donate, with @aarons’ share above this, all vendors are arranged by location and type (US, International, Email, or MMJ), for items that aren’t RC.
Then we have an RC section.
There are reviews on each vendor’s thread. The longer the thread, the longer the vendor has been here.

 

[DepressMyCNS]

After you donate, with @aarons’ share above this, all vendors are arranged by location and type (US, International, Email, or MMJ), for items that aren’t RC.
Then we have an RC section.
There are reviews on each vendor’s thread. The longer the thread, the longer the vendor has been here.

MMJ? I'm srry I'm brand new amd going to read everything free in the thread from top to bottom before donating (I'm going to regardless) I want all the free info and to understand everything first.

 

[Gracie5]

MMJ? I'm srry I'm brand new amd going to read everything free in the thread from top to bottom before donating (I'm going to regardless) I want all the free info and to understand everything first.

MMJ is marijuana

 

[RedMan39]

Not sure if this is appropriate or not for me to share so please delete If inappropriate, and I know it’s old, but I’ve come across a vendor with excellent reviews/history who does cash in mail (cim) which I preferably don’t wanna do. But I say that just to say like said above me, there ARE reliable vendors who offer other payment options.
Ps. Came across this thread as trying to brush up on rules myself being a couple month old member with some posts being deleted of mine.

 

[Gulp2788]

Not sure if this is appropriate or not for me to share so please delete If inappropriate, and I know it’s old, but I’ve come across a vendor with excellent reviews/history who does cash in mail (cim) which I preferably don’t wanna do. But I say that just to say like said above me, there ARE reliable vendors who offer other payment options.
Ps. Came across this thread as trying to brush up on rules myself being a couple month old member with some posts being deleted of mine.

I wouldn't oblige that personally, too easy for it to get lost/stolen in transit or lost in the wallet of the author. Crypto is probably the most secure since both of you have a TXID as a receipt. Won't stop a bad actor but it at least allows you to prove that your monies did not get lost in the en route and that you actually sent what you said you sent.

By the way this thread is necro af but just to add on to what others have said. NEVER EVER send crypto to authors via exchanges, transfer your crypto to a self-custodial wallet (preferably with your own node running) BEFORE you send anything over to your chosen author. Exchanges report where and when transactions occur and will shut down your access to the exchange if they see something they don't like. They might even report the wallet that has received which is a security hole a lot of authors can't afford. Paypal and other money transfer protocols are much worse. Only use those to buy your crypto to then exchange to your own wallet. Once you've done that your crypto is MUCH more secure. It's not perfect, especially in the case of bitcoin and other public blockchain.

People say bitcoin is great but tbh I think it's more trackable than people realize, you can follow a transaction from the exchange to the source and usually a couple txes afterwards unless the user tumbles. If you do tumble, do so yourself, don't use services imo. Try Monero, it doesn't have those flaws. Once you get your own node up and running and have everything in your hardware it's essentially invisible. Great for you and for your target.

 

[Deleted member 58624]

Once you get your own node up and running and have everything in your hardware it's essentially invisible. Great for you and for your target.

Can you say a bit more about having own node up and running? I buy at the exchange and send to my own Cake wallet and on from there, but that's not enough?

A DDG search explains it but wondering how necessary it is for occasional activity, and what it involves doing, especially regarding specific hardware.

 

[Deleted member 58624]

Can you say a bit more about having own node up and running? I buy at the exchange and send to my own Cake wallet and on from there, but that's not enough?

A DDG search explains it but wondering how necessary it is for occasional activity, and what it involves doing, especially regarding specific hardware.

A quick rundown on the requirements, value and the pros and cons, to answer my own question - Running your own BTC node

 

[Gulp2788]

I just run gui wallet from the official monero website if you have a hard drive with enough space on it you can run your own node

 

[EastwoodATX]

Quick question. First of all, I appreciate all members that take the time to leave reviews on the v3nd0rs. Keep them coming. The only frustration I am coming across is that I have no idea what product the review is about. Speed, Security and Communication, I understand. But when the reviewer says quality was great, that's where the confusion comes in. V3ND0RS have up to three dozen products. Each member, ideally, is wanting to know about a product they are interested in.
Are members not allowed to mention the product they are reviewing?
Product(A) may be a fairly common product with a high percentage of being legit. Product (B) may not be. Overgeneralizing the V3ND0RS' products can be very misleading. 75% of their products may be outstanding. But a member could purchase one of the 25% that has poor quality because reviewers are not specific about what they are reviewing. The member is under the assumption that the all products are great quality because of the overgeneralizing reviews.
I'm sure there is a valid reason that makes complete sense. I'm not trying to stir things up.

 

[AnnaSofia]

You can mention the product but not directly. Get creative. Not just changing the spelling. A lot of people used to buy rock climbing gear in their Mercedes Benz and had a great time. Then the rock climbing gear started to become scarce and/or unsafe so no one could climb here anymore without wasting their resources and being disappointed.

If you get what I’m saying then you’re good lol.

 

[Deleted member 58624]

Quick question. First of all, I appreciate all members that take the time to leave reviews on the v3nd0rs. Keep them coming. The only frustration I am coming across is that I have no idea what product the review is about. Speed, Security and Communication, I understand. But when the reviewer says quality was great, that's where the confusion comes in. V3ND0RS have up to three dozen products. Each member, ideally, is wanting to know about a product they are interested in.
Are members not allowed to mention the product they are reviewing?
Product(A) may be a fairly common product with a high percentage of being legit. Product (B) may not be. Overgeneralizing the V3ND0RS' products can be very misleading. 75% of their products may be outstanding. But a member could purchase one of the 25% that has poor quality because reviewers are not specific about what they are reviewing. The member is under the assumption that the all products are great quality because of the overgeneralizing reviews.
I'm sure there is a valid reason that makes complete sense. I'm not trying to stir things up.

It's an issue, isn't it. Some take it too far and some don't go far enough. This is a clearnet site so anything on the visible side is, well, visible to anybody who looks. Thing is to just obscure the actual name, like 0d$mt to sidestep anyone googling for the actual name it's commonly known as. There's no need to make a indecipherable code of it.

 

[Dragonborn]

It's an issue, isn't it. Some take it too far and some don't go far enough. This is a clearnet site so anything on the visible side is, well, visible to anybody who looks. Thing is to just obscure the actual name, like 0d$mt to sidestep anyone googling for the actual name it's commonly known as. There's no need to make a indecipherable code of it.

We should all pr@ctic3 better OPS3C, so it's b3tt3r to us3 pr0p3r sp3lling rul3s

 

[EastwoodATX]

You can mention the product but not directly. Get creative. Not just changing the spelling. A lot of people used to buy rock climbing gear in their Mercedes Benz and had a great time. Then the rock climbing gear started to become scarce and/or unsafe so no one could climb here anymore without wasting their resources and being disappointed.

If you get what I’m saying then you’re good lol.

That's much better than just saying mags.

 

[Deleted member 58624]

We should all pr@ctic3 better OPS3C, so it's b3tt3r to us3 pr0p3r sp3lling rul3s

Yes, but there's no need to do it for words that are not key or probably flagged, words that are found on almost any website, like 'better' or 'use' or 'spelling' - if that's what you're saying. Those words used as search terms are are not going to lead anybody here.

0p$ec yes, 0d$mt yes, but no need to over-complicate it. No doubt you've seen some obfuscated sentences that are almost indecipherable without a code book. It just doesn't help anyone IMO.

 

[audrocks]

Unfortunately I'm in the position of posting my first unfavorable vendor review and want to ensure I follow the rules.
(If this post should be elsewhere please let me know and I will move it.)

I want to keep it brief, with the important facts and omit any 'spin'. I'm still getting the hang of discreet spelling (before I read the posts above I thought OP3EC was the cook on the TV Western 'B0nan7a.'.)

The vendor has a DBG Vendor thread about 6 years old; many positive reviews including mine.

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Review:​

What happened:

1. I've ordered mags from <name> a few times in the last 5 years with no problem.
2. About 100 days ago today I sent eighteen simoleans to renew my magazine subscriptions:
   1. The whole process was exactly as in the past
   2. Same email address: "xxxxxxxxx@protonmail.com" and encryption tool used.
   3. Subscription fee sent to the same crypto address as in past years. This tells me that <Vendor name> received payment and it wasn't a case of a hacked email account.
3. I've received a few messages from him over the last 3 months, each promising delivery ASAP.
4. His most recent from about 9 days ago:
   

   "PLEASE RE-SEND QUICKF*****.COM. I WILL SEND IT TOMORROW! SORRY FOR DELAYS I WILL ADD LITTLE BONUS DONT WORRY!"

5. I have no idea what happened with them; my questions have gone unanswered and I just get promises.

I welcome any thoughts anyone has before I post this in his vendor thread.

Thanks all

 

[Deleted member 58624]

I welcome any thoughts anyone has before I post this in his vendor thread.

Thanks all

Standard practice is to post in the vendors thread and, stating the facts, seek redress. Make sense?

 

[AdrenalinRush]

How can I leave a review on a vendor’s thread?