Those things are always getting shut down, aren't they?
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Yeah it's a trap.
I cannot for the life of me figure out how a 3% savings account manages to pull a profit after the cost of living inflation rate. Maybe I should go to school to liberate myself from ignorance and join the ranks of the free market.
I am seriously looking at this loan service, peer to peer in Africa, but I'm sort of accustomed to what happens when people causally exchange money.
The tor network though. Whoa, are some of those sheets from people that MUST go back decades, or what? Then again it won't take long for assholes to start photoshopping some stellar looking products.
I'm sure they could open up a marketplace and the laws being the way they are, there may be little to no chance for law enforcement to enforce. No?
I took at the tor thing a few months back. It looked insanely expensive, and while there were some interesting things for sale, on average, maybe not all of it is trustworthy.
It'll probably get shut down. In the meantime, I will pay more attention to the places that are not drawing heat at themselves.
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