Just shoot him an e-mail. Hill, the infamous informant whose mob life was chronicled in the classic Martin Scorsese film GoodFellas , has launched his own Web site, an unsettling mixture of comedy, commentary and collectibles. And even though Hill joined the feds in the waning days of the Carter Administration, he's still acutely aware of overexposure. Which led him to the relative safety and anonymity of the Internet, where Hill is a neophyte. The ex-gangster says he bought his first computer only about a year ago.
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In the Mobstershop, he offers autographed memorabilia. Some are inquisitive. And he had fingers in everything from hijacking to extortion to drug dealing. He once took on three football players, successfully, with a tire iron outside a Manhattan club called the Rat Fink Room. The ex-mobster now wants to be a mogul.