The weird and spooky stories told by people who explored the internet’s hidden websites

The “Dark Web” is a hidden corner of the internet that is home to many things people want to keep in the shadows: drugs, counterfeits, stolen items, and so on.

But there are also far stranger elements.

A popular thread on Reddit once asked the simple question, “What’s your Deep Web story?” In other words, the Reddit user was asking people to share any weird experiences they had encountered while using anonymous web services to access secret websites.

In other words, the Reddit user was asking people to share any weird experiences they had encountered while using anonymous web services to access secret websites.
Services like Tor, which mask a user’s identity and let them browse the internet anonymously, give access to a slew of websites better known as the Dark Web (or Deep Web). These sites won’t work on a typical web browser like Google Chrome.

Silk Road is the prototypical example of a Dark Web site, a now-closed black market for goods, whose notorious founder is now in prison. Silk Road is closed, but what else is out there?

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Here are some of the bizarre and creepy things you can stumble on when accessing the dark underbelly of the web, as told by the people who actually experienced them.

Here are some of the bizarre and creepy things you can stumble on when accessing the dark underbelly of the web, as told by the people who actually experienced them.
The post is based on a previous post by Cale Guthrie Weissman.
What things can you buy?

One of the main reasons people use the Dark Web is to buy goods they want to keep hidden. But how weird do these get? Some users have some pretty bizarre tales …

For the DIY surgeon …

Sometimes you can find the everyday things on the Dark Web. But what makes it “illicit” is how you market it. Take this (very gross) example of something for sale on Silk Road:
DIY vasectomy kit on SR. it was a kit of weird dentist tool looking hooks and some tube thing. $20.

“Wish Pills”

One person found a “wish pill.” Here’s the description:
Basically, you take the pill, make a wish and it’s supposed to make it come true. It just made me laugh how much they were trying to sell it off as something real, they made up fake elements that were supposedly found in nature and showed videos of them “making the pill” (Which was really just a bunch of blue lights being flashed at the screen).
They were selling it for a $100 a pill, the sad thing is there were probably a few idiots who actually bought it.

The whole horn

Sometimes you may need something specific and you have nowhere else to turn. If that’s the case watch out for a steep price tag. This Redditor explains:

A few years ago I went searching for rhino horn for a story, one guy said he had a couple of whole horns he’d sell for six figures. I had to pass.

A mind-blowing experience

 

 Surprises are often in store. And so are vendors with senses of humour. As is showcased with this story:

Silk Road. Circa 2013. Purchased what was promised as a “mind-blowing” experience. Received a Dust Buster two days later. Strangely, no complaints on my end.

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 Survival guide for prison

From Quora:

There was an interesting PDF with easily 1,000 pages written by ex-inmates about how to survive in prison, how to get drugs in and out of prisons, gangs etc

Fake degrees and passports

 

You can buy all sorts of counterfeit credentials, spanning from passports and degrees to logins for accounts like Netflix and Hulu.

One Redditor “found counterfeit medical degrees. Considered buying one for 999 bitcoin. Realized that was over $50,000.”

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