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Of what?
Getting other people to order stuff from Amazon for you, and pay them in bitcoin... Looks like a way to order bomb ingredients without leaving a financial trail... Can't believe there's a big enough market for that... Was there any other benefit to this service?
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#12One thing I wish when companies were closing down is keep most of their website up so I can see what they offer. 3/4 of the announcements like this I can’t see what they did.
They of course aren't accepting new signups, and all "orders" must be completed within a week.
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#17But they had money to burn (even wrote and believed there were other use cases for BTC except crypto trading for even worse currencies. There weren't and that was clear in 2016 if not earlier.
From one of the comments:
> Looks like a way to order bomb ingredients without leaving a financial trail...
Only fools would try do buy ingredients that way that because you'd likely have it shipped to you an FBI agent or informant.
Buying shit from Amazon using BTC made from clicking on Google ads was probably the only interesting use case.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Of what?
Getting other people to order stuff from Amazon for you, and pay them in bitcoin... Looks like a way to order bomb ingredients without leaving a financial trail... Can't believe there's a big enough market for that... Was there any other benefit to this service?
But then I scrolled further down and started seeing red dot sights for rifles and giftcards.
That does seem a little shady.