Hey,
Where do dealers actually find their customers? Do they initially just go to the park, for example, or something? Or are there other ways to make connections besides through friends?
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It often goes through mouth propaganda.
Well, customers are looking for yes and dealers have a certain vibe (mostly ) . With me it was so that when you are asked on parties, you are becoming increasingly familiar.
Dealers don’t find customers. Customers find dealers.
This goes through mouth propaganda, typical behavior or sometimes also via encrypted chat groups.
I think some are also looking for people who have problems and then try to convince them that the fabric helps them.