i just found a market called instagun. as you may know, they are selling weapons with installment method. Unlike other marketplaces, they don’t just expect us to trust them—they distribute the trust equally between buyers and sellers. Of course, there may still be risks, but I thought it was worth asking you. What do you think?
link: http://instalbyesqecvd2zlds4tk4vwdacnpnbeb4yymfucfwegbflt6murad.onion/
I just heard about this. I'll check it out right away. But it's a nice idea.
yes, i tried to make a purchase. they have some pistols—the mp9, the cheapest one. i tested to see if i could buy it for 250 euros. it was actually delivered. i’m still in shock. i’m continuing to make the remaining payments. there’s one month left. i don’t know what would happen if i didn’t make these payments, but i still want to make them.
they’ve been on the market for 3–4 months. they haven’t made much of a splash, but they have an interesting idea. we need to ask whether they’re losing money or making a profit on this venture.
his ideas make sense; if i lived in europe, i’d definitely buy a gun—both because of the payment options and to try out the system.
it disappointed me that they only serve europe.
i bought it in france. the gun really was brand-new and came in its original packaging. the payments are on hold; i pay whenever i remember. i can’t help but wonder what would have happened if i hadn’t paid.
i'm going to try buying something from them and not paying, guys. ill let you know how it goes. if im still alive, that is lool
i think i had a customer who bought it. they said they didn't have any problems with it. ill try to buy the product as soon as possible.