My thought exactly. Better go slave for any pay-by-task platform on the clearnet and buy crypto with the earnings. No point taking risks working on the DN for this kind of money. While perfectly unrelated, I'd also suggest not to refer to peers as "random niggas", since - well, some people could feel vaguely offended by it, which is not a good starting point to find work. Don't jump on my throat about if it's justified or not, I don't care, I'm just stating a fact.
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Want to work as successful programmer on the dark web while you don't get scammed ? Here's the truth about that - my second entry for tforum writing contest
Started by AdamNeersan · Mar 6, 2026
/u/AdamNeersan has exposed himself as a Jew. Only a Jew would be this stingy when it comes to rewarding others.
Jews also use depreciating language towards others and do not feel anything about it. You're a Jew, aren't you?
If you say so. Some employers are insane though, and other are black people. Also, the fact you mentioned a cotton picking kind of salary doesn't help.
Sorry for everything I said if it feels offensive, sometimes the adrenaline makes you unaware of what you say.
Who are you apologizing to? As I said, I don't care. My point was simply you don't want to sound prejudiced against anybody when looking for work, as it could make things harder for you. Being on the darknet doesn't change anything to this.
blockquote cite=""Asking big money early, 100USD per project would be good, and you can scale by time./blockquote /
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That's shockingly, insultingly low. You're expecting slaves if all that you want is to reward a project done with 100 USD (fiat currency that is depreciating at a rapid pace). I can't believe that you're a software developer and would actually accept 100 USD per project. If someone is accepting that, then it's either a project that they have the source code already built and paid for (and extremely small tweaks of the kind that can be done in an hour are needed) or they are trying to scam you.
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That's shockingly, insultingly low. You're expecting slaves if all that you want is to reward a project done with 100 USD (fiat currency that is depreciating at a rapid pace). I can't believe that you're a software developer and would actually accept 100 USD per project. If someone is accepting that, then it's either a project that they have the source code already built and paid for (and extremely small tweaks of the kind that can be done in an hour are needed) or they are trying to scam you.
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