Take a look at these 3 intros and write an intro for my blog post: 

Intro 1: 

ASAP market is a relatively new darknet project. Initially, it was launched as ASEAN market but quickly underwent a rebranding. It hasn’t become one of the largest and well-known darknet markets yet but it’s quickly evolving and attracting more and more vendors and clients. From this market review, you’ll get to know exhaustive and up-to-date information about ASAP: listings, anti scam measures, vendor fee, payment policies, exclusive features and other useful details. You’ll learn about the objective strong and weak sides of this platform and its competitive benefits.


Intro 2: 
A little more than a year old, ASAP Market is one of the biggest darknet market that features an extensive selection of listings categories. The market was originally called ASEAN Market but rebranded shortly after launch. ASAP claims to have developed systems for identifying scamming vendors and fake reviews, which are two of its cleverer aspects. They are willing to be flexible with vendor bonds, taking into consideration the value that vendors can potentially add to the market. The ASAP admins also have an active presence on the Dread forum, ready to engage with their users and help them to resolve problems. ASAP can run a little slow at times but only slightly more so than the average darknet market.


Intro 3: 
ASAP Market allegedly changed its name to ASEAN a few months ago, even though it has only been in operation for about a year and a half. The reasons behind this are not clear, but still the name ASAP is much more active. The market hasn’t attracted nearly much attention as some of the other recently dead darknet markets. But still, it hasn’t gone unnoticed. Being listed on dark.fail in December 2020 represents a significant achievement for a market. This particularly demonstrates that they are at the very least competent in their field.
