Black Ops Market addresses
All three open the same market. Copy one into the Tor Browser address bar.
Questions people actually ask
Short answers, no filler. The pages they point to have the longer versions.
Do the three addresses all open the same market?
Yes. Same listings, same vendors, same account, same wallet balance. They are entry points into one storefront, not three different shops. If one is slow, use another of the three; your session and your data follow you, not the address.
Why is the first load so slow?
The address routes through the Tor network, and your first click after opening the browser builds a fresh circuit. That takes 20 to 60 seconds, sometimes two minutes. Later loads on the same circuit are faster. If a load stalls past a couple of minutes, take a new circuit and try the next address. The down checklist covers the order.
Can I open the address in a regular browser?
Not directly. Regular browsers cannot speak onion, and the sites that show you the page anyway are doing it through their own server. That server sees your traffic, your timing, and your login. Fine for a quick look at the homepage. Not where you want to type a password.
It used to work and now it will not load.
Work the list in order: wait it out, new circuit, next address, restart the browser. Most failures are one weak relay, not the market. Only when all three addresses fail on fresh circuits after a restart should you assume an actual outage. Details on the Down? page.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The official Tor Browser for Android opens the market directly. On iOS, Onion Browser does the same job with a slower, tighter experience. Whichever you use, log in once before you move money and make sure the 2FA field behaves.
Are there fees?
Yes, as at every market of this kind. They are shown at checkout, on top of the listing price. Trust the checkout figure; forum figures go stale.
I typed my password on a page that was not a .onion. What now?
From a verified address, change the market password first. Then check that 2FA is on, and if the account held a balance, look at wallet activity and move what should not be sitting there. After that, be slow for a week: new withdrawals, new "support" messages, anything that asks for a 2FA code.
How often do the addresses change?
Occasionally, and without much warning. When an address is retired, it stops responding entirely rather than redirecting to its replacement. That is the signal: a dead address that used to be alive means the set has moved, and the current set is what this page shows.
Where do I report a problem with the market itself?
Through the market's own support, inside your account, after logging in from a verified address. Keep the evidence in the order thread. A problem reported from a page you have not verified is a problem described to an unverified audience.
My old bookmark is dead. Which of the three should I use?
Any of them; they are equal. Copy the first one that is convenient, paste it, check the address bar, and save the one that loaded as your new bookmark. If that one ever stops responding on fresh circuits, the other two are still there.