Signs emerged indicating that the Apollon store, which is available on the dark web, will join the sites classified under “fraudulent sites” on its users, as they are no longer able to keep their accounts.

One of the biggest marketplaces in the dark web, Apollon allows users to request services from illegal sellers, but recently the sellers were banned from accessing their accounts.

“Apollon” was established in 2018 as a marketplace on the “dark web” and has since been working on providing various informal services, most of which are not allowed in the normal internet.

It seems The store has had a problem in the past few days as many sellers have come out on the platform to announce that their accounts have been closed.

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The issue does not appear to have arisen from technical issues (server issue) as the platform still allows users to order from these vendors.

Many people who used the store came to Dark.Eye, which is a deep web platform where users rate sites, and contribute comments for others to view.

Now Apollon ranks among the sites to watch out for.

Is the mod responsible for the Apollon store problem?

One user claimed that the “new mods” are stealing sellers’ money and have closed several sellers’ accounts.

Where he stated that he was also subjected to deception and fraud.

Whereas, despite accessing the supplier’s URL and using 2FA, their account cannot be accessed.

Another seller claimed to have lost $11,000 in crypto due to the store scam.

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This information is often shared among dark web users on Dread, a Reddit-like forum.

Currently the store is offline for several days due to a denial of service (DDoS) attack.

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