Darkmarket: World's Largest Illegal Dark Web Marketplace Taken Down

DarkMarket, the world's largest illegal marketplace on the dark web, has been taken offline in an international operation involving Germany, Australia, Denmark, Moldova, Ukraine, the United Kingdom (the National Crime Agency), and the USA (DEA, FBI, and IRS). Europol supported the takedown with specialist operational analysis and coordinated the cross-border collaborative effort of the countries involved.

DARKMARKET: WORLD'S LARGEST ILLEGAL DARK WEB MARKETPLACE TAKEN DOWN

Do you think this is related to predictions of Lin Wood? Or those of Simon Parkes? I do not believe that Wood is bat@#%% crazy....the jury is still out on Parkes. But you do have to admit that this is very coincidental.....unless, of course, you are a Democrat, Liberal, Globalist, Communist, or Socialist. Then you'll just blow it off like everything else of consequence.

a reply to: CIAGypsy

This is great news if true. Lets hope they did more than take "it" down but also made a whole wad of arrests.

More evidence for the files perhaps.

2 more will sping up tomorrow

You can stop the supply as much as you want but untell you can stop the demand there will always be someone willing to make a buck

Well seeing that Parkes mentioned he spoke to "Q" first-hand.
He is doing all this for attention and subscribers.



Next.

I think it's funny how I never hear of these places until after they make the news for being take down.

originally posted by: Tempter
I think it's funny how I never hear of these places until after they make the news for being take down.

You probably have enough sense to stay away from them like most of us.

Lin Wood and Sydney have a serious credibility issue. At this point, I'd be scared of what they claim it true, but can't really grasp why they would make such fantastical claims without absolute proof. Yet here we are.

If I was forced to point to one factor that drove the events of the 6th to happen, I'd say those two were the drivers of a majority of the anger. part of me would like to be wrong, but they sure seem to be living up to the left's opinion of them.(IMHO)

I'll do it before residents do it.

What kind of censorship is this? It's their business, they can sell what they want. Dont like it, dont buy it.

/s

I notice that Europol, one of the agencies involved in the takedown, wants to slap cookies on me when i go to that website
no thanks

WHY? Is it because they are taking the bread out of the big corporations or not paying their taxes. Oh, I don't know about not paying their taxes as a reason cos Amazon have not payed their tax due in the UK for years.

originally posted by: crayzeed
WHY? Is it because they are taking the bread out of the big corporations or not paying their taxes. Oh, I don't know about not paying their taxes as a reason cos Amazon have not payed their tax due in the UK for years.

Oh. I bet they still have lined some politicians pockets one way or another.

originally posted by: Nivhk
I'll do it before residents do it.

What kind of censorship is this? It's their business, they can sell what they want. Dont like it, dont buy it.

/s

they also deal in Illegal goods and services,such as Slave trading,murder for hire and other things.

originally posted by: Nivhk
I'll do it before residents do it.

What kind of censorship is this? It's their business, they can sell what they want. Dont like it, dont buy it.

/s

Let me ask you something. Did you read the article linked in the OP? Do you know what the dark web is? Here's a clue from that article and it only scratches the surface. Everything evil you can think of and things you can't imagine are available on the dark web. It is the underground of the 'net. If you're wise you will never go there.

The vendors on the marketplace mainly traded all kinds of drugs and sold counterfeit money, stolen or counterfeit credit card details, anonymous SIM cards and malware.

a reply to: HalWesten
I'd imagine it is similar to the type of content you would use the dark web or deep web for.

Of course it had to be shut down. I'm more concerned about what they may have missed.

Edit: I'd avoid any red room specials too, or you may end up on camera.

I don't understand the mentality of people who enjoy such things.

Welcome to the Game.

It occurred to me that people may have taken my post wrong, I was giving satire sarcasm considering the type of Hunky threads we've been bombarded with. Of course I'm glad this black market has been removed.

originally posted by: Nivhk
a reply to: HalWesten
I'd imagine it is similar to the type of content you would use the dark web or deep web for.

Of course it had to be shut down. I'm more concerned about what they may have missed.

Edit: I'd avoid any red room specials too, or you may end up on camera.

I don't understand the mentality of people who enjoy such things.

Welcome to the Game.

They'd have to use my camera - oh wait a minute, I don't have one. Aw, sucks to be them.

Like I said, those are places to stay away from. They're not going to get everything in one shot, that's why we read about more takedowns on occasion. When they get enough evidence of wrong-doing they drop the hammer.

I just wish people smart enough to do things like that would use their talents for good.

ETA: I didn't catch the sarcasm in your other post, glad to see you understand what it is.

a reply to: Nivhk

That's a myth. TOR can't support the bandwidth needed to stream anything. IF there are actual red rooms, they're in the gross corners of the clearnet.

a reply to: Nivhk

They missed about a dozen more. They'll always miss some. Because they're not really missing anything. You can't seize what you can't find.