What name & address should I use? Most people use their home address and a fake first OR last name. Please do not tell us how the name and address are attached to you. You can also use ship to an abandoned house, a hotel, a PO box or wherever else you want it.

Everybody knows those pop-up ads promising that “you can make $2,000 every week online without ever leaving home!” are bullshit. They’re just another fake get rich quick scheme - too good to be true. Except on Tor it happens all the time. Here are examples: Examples: New Zealander Aaron $5,000/week, on track for $50,000/week – Article on Vice Ross Ulbricht $28 million – Article on Business Insider Alexandre Cazes had $29 million – Article on Independent Carrie Alaine Markis $350,000 –...

Everybody knows those pop-up ads promising that “you can make $2,000 every week online without ever leaving home!” are bullshit. They’re just another fake get rich quick scheme - too good to be true. Except on Tor it happens all the time. Here are examples: Examples: New Zealander Aaron $5,000/week, on track for $50,000/week – Article on Vice Ross Ulbricht $28 million – Article on Business Insider Alexandre Cazes had $29 million – Article on Independent Carrie Alaine Markis $350,000 –...

Everybody knows those pop-up ads promising that “you can make $2,000 every week online without ever leaving home!” are bullshit. They’re just another fake get rich quick scheme - too good to be true. Except on Tor it happens all the time. Here are examples: Examples: New Zealander Aaron $5,000/week, on track for $50,000/week – Article on Vice Ross Ulbricht $28 million – Article on Business Insider Alexandre Cazes had $29 million – Article on Independent Carrie Alaine Markis $350,000 –...

Everybody knows those pop-up ads promising that “you can make $2,000 every week online without ever leaving home!” are bullshit. They’re just another fake get rich quick scheme - too good to be true. Except on Tor it happens all the time. Here are examples: Examples: New Zealander Aaron $5,000/week, on track for $50,000/week – Article on Vice Ross Ulbricht $28 million – Article on Business Insider Alexandre Cazes had $29 million – Article on Independent Carrie Alaine Markis $350,000 –...

Everybody knows those pop-up ads promising that “you can make $2,000 every week online without ever leaving home!” are bullshit. They’re just another fake get rich quick scheme - too good to be true. Except on Tor it happens all the time. Here are examples: Examples: New Zealander Aaron $5,000/week, on track for $50,000/week – Article on Vice Ross Ulbricht $28 million – Article on Business Insider Alexandre Cazes had $29 million – Article on Independent Carrie Alaine Markis $350,000 –...

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A: Not currently, but this Andreas is willing to change. Q: Contacts OpenBSD official? Yes by email, response more friendly than expected :-) - don't know if they're taking it seriously or not. Q: Can we have another fork of BSD?

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Two days before it got released in my country, the TV and press loudly announced that the DVD broke all records in the USA during its first release-day. That's usually a sign of being typically mainstream and fake...but Finding Nemo is not. I'm allergic to fake sentiment and pathetic feel-good movies but I was really touched by this one. The moral and valuable life lessons are always present, but they're not shoved down your throat or thrown in your face all the time.