How do the Actual marketplaces Compare to their Introduction?

I was just down in our emergency broadcast sub, "DNM2" (the one we use when the chief mod goes insane), when I noticed the "New Market Called Oxygen" thread

https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkNetMarkets2/comments/33x922/new_market_called_oxygen/

"Hello, we are the Oxygen team and our mission is to make it as easy and safe as possible for adults to buy drugs.

To make this possible, we have developed Oxygen, a marketplace for Drugs. We offer features like MultiSig, (optional) automatic PGP encryption and 2factor authentication. Creating an account for sellers and buyers is free.

For every deal we ask 4%, this amount is paid by the seller after the deal is completed.

You can find Oxygen at o2oxycuvnwxhv73e.onion.

Kind Regards, Oxygen-Team"

Is it true?

It might be interesting to compare the markets with their market announcements. I'm sure they all say "multisig escrow" and "no onsite wallets - we never control your coin", but only the bad ones seem to actually HAVE multisig.

I guess the owner who codes the site has to pretend he has coded their escrows to keep your bitcoin safe from himself - the owner who codes the site.

If the place takes off, he abandons all that nonsense.


Comments


[1 Points] Theeconomist1:

Yeah this would definitely be interesting


[0 Points] None:

There's also the admins to take into account. How they handle things and whatnot. Could be uncaring shits could be the best customer service in the game it comes down to feedback I guess. Personally never heard of a 4% commission and I think that's a little bullshitty