Finding drug dealers on Snapchat

How do people find drug dealers on Snapchat? I have heard multiple people say that they didn't have any personal connections or anything like that but still found dealers on Snapchat, so how exactly did they do that? Are there any terms to search? Did they just add random people and ask them if they are a drug dealer?

>>17569 This sounds like such a terrible idea. If you truly have zero irl connections to people that may know trustworthy dealers then take the time and effort to learn how to order from TOR.

Most of the drug dealers on Snapchat/Instagram/2k25 Telegram etc. are not serious, you're at a great risk of getting caught if you order from them. I remember there was a saying on the darknet drug market that if the dealer accepts messages that aren't PGP encrypted then it's best to not order from them.

>>17569 Better off doing craigslist, all the real dealers always let you try before you buy. Used to get H that way back when I was young.

Look for EDM social apps. Knew a girl who sold yay on one. Really stupid idea for both parties.

>>17569 dude you sound like a cop. but here's some advice for if you're not a cop. you need to learn how to talk on the DL or else nobodys going to take you seriously or sell to you.

>>17570 What direction would one steer to begin such a journey.

Rave parties have plenty of users. Go make friends and they will introduce you to their dealers. Stay clear of fent though and its better to not leave traces on your phone and doing this in person.

>>17569 Learn to use the darknet. Start by reading through the DNM Buyer’s Bible. Prices are cheaper, purity is higher, the selection is larger and the chances that you are being set up are are lower. From what I've seen the chances for adulterants in the drugs is also lower. Your irl vendor is probably either ordering from organized crime or DNMs.

>>17575 How do you meet dealers on craigslist?

>>19388 I'm not certain that's a very good idea lol

>>19388 Depends on your area i guess. But does sound like you rely on hope if you come across somebody claiming to sell what ur looking for.

>>19388 time travel to fifteen years ago

>>17569 Reading about some of the hoops people must jump through in order to get drugs is actually hilarious. I cannot imagine just striking up a conversation with randos in dark parking lots, pretending to be their "friend", when my actual motivation is strictly transactional, while simultaneously worrying that they might be a cop or trying to rob me or whatever. Never mind concerns about the safety/purity of the drugs themselves. A rare reason I'm glad I was born in the modern age. It's especially funny to read about here, since lainchan styles itself like some kinda tech-minded website for L33T hackers etc. but there's evidently many users who can't comprehend how PGP encryption works. If you head over to the programming board there are clearly people who "know how to use a computer", but boards like /drug/ and /hum/ attract kids. If you're reading this, you've got a computer right in front of you, why not learn how to actually use it? >inb3 begone feds I'm not advocating for any method in particular, it's just obvious that many people here aren't even aware what options exist.

>>17569 >>17571 treat snapchat as nothing more but amateur drug dealers or honey pots, both aren't a good option. am not even a drug user, never tried and never attempted to find and buy drugs but holy soykaf i keep getting unsolicited notifications from snapchat of these accounts and it's one of the most laughable things have seen. their only concept of "keeping it low" is adding a leaf emoji next to their name. makes me chuckle once in a while don't go near them, don't even think about them.

Found someone offering stuff on telegram recently. What is a good way to try and verify if it’s legit or a scam?

>>19629 I tried that and they were all full of soykaf, wanted me to cashapp them before they got here, pressure tactics, etc. Just lrn2DNMs

>>19412 It isnt always about knowhow but just getting overwhelmed with information and having different threat models.

>>19630 This is an instance where they will supposedly send it to me in the mail. Not sure if scam or not, and not even positive I want to give a shot even if it is legit. Just wondering if there is any way to verify it, I figure there is not though.

>>19639 The consensus on Dread is that these are pretty much universally scams. It's possible that someone is doing it in earnest but there's no recourse if they just keep your money. Unless they have some kind of escrow somehow. And presumably there's no review/reputation mechanism either. I think the best move is to just figure out darknet markets. Nothing much to it. Get on Dread. Acquire and read the DNM Buyer's Bible. If you can handle the command line I strongly recommend just using gpg because Kleopatra has always been buggy as fu​ck and probably always will be. Dread has a "superlist" of recommended/vetted markets. Search results, wikis, and link farms are saturated with phishing links. Get market links only from daunt.link or the sidebar of the market's sub-dread (board). The first time you browse to a known good market URL, locate the market's PGP key in the page footer and import it. Use it later to verify market mirror links allegedly signed with the market's key as well as possibly certain things you're supposed to verify the signature on when placing an order (which you really really should actually do and not just say you did). If in the US, order domestic (US to US) only. If in EU, lol idk glhf. Peruse vendor reviews on the market and search vendor name on Dread to check for developing shenanigans. If everyone seems to receive their stuff in 2 days, 1 day, 8 hours (???), etc., vendor might be faking reviews. If everyone seems to receive their stuff in no more than 5 days, it's because vendor set auto-finalize to 5 days. Know when your order auto-finalizes and remember to extend auto-finalize if you didn't get your stuff yet so your money is still held in escrow. Read and follow vendor's policies in the listing. As counterintuitive as it is, you should receive these packages under the same name you normally use to receive mail. Dread has resources; among others, /d/darknetmarketnoobs and /d/pgppractice

you can't get real dealers on snapchat but you can get meth on grindr

>>19661 step 1: buy a new computer

>>19661 Not this anon, I'd also recommend hosting your own local monero node and transferring funds to an intermediary throwaway wallet before purchase.