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How to buy weed off the Deep Web
Like everything else, weed has moved to the web, the Deep Web, at least. Named as such because it's a part of the internet that doesn't appear on search engines (really that's all it actually means), subsections on the Deep Web, such as Darknet, have also become a place for internet users who want to remain anonymous for any number of privacy-based reasons (and as a result, that does mean there is some pretty horrible shit on there), making it a relatively safe way to buy weed and other drugs through the mail using a form of digital currency, Bitcoin. City Paper engaged in email exchanges with two people who buy from the Deep Web. Their answers follow.
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