The so-called "Buyer's Questions and Answers" is a common tactic used by scam groups to make websites appear authentic and reliable, and to enhance the trust of those who have been scammed. The customer service e-mail ([email protected]) provided by the website is a common anonymous mailbox on the darknet, and it is impossible to find out the real identity.

The "ONION LIST" is for fraud. Only a few of the 372 dark Web sites listed on the "ONION LIST" are "reviewed and rated" and "promoted". The rest of the sites are scam sites run by the group or its collaborators, so please stay away from the "Onion List" and do not trust the links listed.

Through a test on the dark Web fraud website "Light Money", and "ODN" sorted out a total of 8 bitcoin addresses, statistics show that the fraud store "Light Money" has been successfully defrauded 275 times, a total of 1.0965 BTC fraud.

It is straightforward to tell that "BlackMart" is a fraudulent website, as evidenced by the flawed delivery page, the fake star ratings, and the fact that it has no guarantee.

The dark web scam marketplace called "DeepMarket" is so well designed and functional that it is hard to recognize it as a scam site run by scammers. However, "ODN" is still able to accurately analyze many suspicious points.

Analyzing the most original transfer address THEqpqzHPNJ1ZNqzcguTGdXjqr73JRWhnE, the scammer has scammed 1300 USDT in 10 days.

The Onion V3 domain name of the English-language dark web prepaid card provider "Hidden Cards" is http://nhkotz23d7zbxbdjupg4rptjzcaruqwx2qy7qwtby3hon5rr4yaddfqd.onion, which is confirmed to be a fraudulent website. We are determined to expose it and ask our users to beware of it.