There are scams on DNMs. But there are also high quality vendors. And there are also scams that are part of regulated markets. So yeah still failed argument.
Sure but the feedback system works well enough to weed them out quite fast. When people get burned they learn, big papa gov regulations prevents learning.
Darknet markets are the best example of self regulating markets. Its truly amazing and it doesn't get enough credit
Of course most are run or acquired by intelligence agencies eventually....
How come darknet markets work extremely well then?
How do you know they do --- have you done a survey?
Some people value steady profits much more than a one time scam.
Why do some people become criminals instead of getting a nice steady job? Maybe because it is more profitable and requires minimal effort. And lots of scams aren't "one time".
What do you do if you're scammed on the darknet? Let me guess --- nothing because you can't identify who you're dealing with or where they are located.
Yes? The quality of products is millions of times higher than in the streets.
Everything gets continually tested by a lot of people. Entire forums dedicated to weed out bad sellers and identity good products ..
Yeah, sellers are usually super responsive and will normally fix any issue if you are polite and abide by the rules.
Ummm what exactly do you do if you are scammed in real life? Go to the police and file a complaint that will never go anywhere? Lol
Or you mean if in the real world you get scammed by a company? Can YOU really start a lawsuit? What amount of money are we talking about? 10k,100k, 1m?
You sent a guy a wire for a collectors item and he sends you a box of rocks?
I have bought and sold on Craigslist. This is not how it works --- unless you're stupid.
What's happening here is that you have a preconceived notion of "darknets markets bad"
Yes. People choose to operate on the darknet instead of craigslist for a reason --- usually because they are doing something illegal. And scamming people is one of these illegal things.
Sorry but thats a failed argument