Nexus: what to write The wording of the messages a buyer has to compose

A reference site. Not the market, not connected to it, and it cannot pass a message to anybody.

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Nexus market mirrors

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Published as supplied. Nothing here is monitored, so this is not a claim that any of them opens right now.

Questions

Questions about the site itself rather than about wording. The short version is that this is a reference site about messages, it monitors nothing, and every example on it was written here.

About the site

It covers one narrow thing. The wording of the messages a buyer has to compose on a market, from the first note to a vendor through to the last thing worth writing down. Thirty three of them, each with a weak version and a strong version.

It is not the market. It cannot reach an account, release an order, open a dispute, contact a vendor or pass a message to anybody. There is nothing to sign up for, nothing for sale, no advertising and no arrangement with anyone.

About the addresses

The three nexus market mirrors sit at the top of every page. They are published exactly as supplied, in supplied order, without labels or numbering. Nothing on this site is probed or monitored, so there is no uptime figure, no status light and no last checked date anywhere on it. The addresses page sets out in a table what such a list can and cannot tell you.

Why they are on every page

The reason the same three strings appear on every page is that a site which keeps them on one page quietly pushes readers to go searching for a nexus market link somewhere else at the exact moment they are least able to judge a source.

About the examples

Every quoted message on this site was written for this site. None is taken from a real conversation, a real order or a real person. There are no usernames, no vendor names, no order numbers and no figures belonging to anybody. Where an example needs an item it says the item, and where it needs a reference it says order reference.

Common questions

Asked often enough to answer here

Is Nexus market up right now?

Unknown, and this site will not guess. Nothing here is monitored and there is no figure on any page that could be read as a status.

Which nexus market address should I use?

Any of the three. They are published as one set and there is no basis here for ranking them.

Can you tell me whether a nexus onion link I found is genuine?

No. Nobody outside can tell you that from the string. What is useful is comparing it against a copy you saved on an ordinary day, which is a real check, unlike reading it and deciding it looks right.

Why is there no search box?

It would need a backend this site does not have. The index lists every page on one screen instead, which for forty five pages is faster anyway.

Why are there no ratings, likes or view counts?

They would be invented. The only numbers on this site are counts of its own pages, which can be checked by looking.

Who is it written for?

Somebody about to type something into a message box and unsure what to put. It assumes no experience and does not lecture.

Does better wording get money back?

No, and no page here claims it does. What it does is stop people losing arguments they should have won, mostly by removing the material that undermines them.

Can I be identified from a message?

A message is a permanent record held by somebody else. What to leave out covers which details narrow a writer down, and asking a question in public covers the sharpest version of the problem.

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