Has anyone actually gotten in trouble?

[ThunderBird]

I feel like I see a lot of posts about it being a risk or risky or whatever but I dint think I've actually seen anyone get in trouble. I cant imagine buying anything is really all that risky or even being the neighborhood plug.

 

[sfkid]

I got in trouble from my wife for spending too much on peptides last month if this counts🤷‍♂️

 

[Zuul]

With the law? Or medically? Because I've seen a few articles in the UK about people having medical issues due to gray market GLP1s (though inevitably they are the people who went gray because they had medical contraindications or were already at a low/normal bmi to begin with and were not eligible for a prescription).

 

[ZippityDooDah]

I feel like I see a lot of posts about it being a risk or risky or whatever but I dint think I've actually seen anyone get in trouble. I cant imagine buying anything is really all that risky or even being the neighborhood plug.

The two nazi guys from Missouri seem to be in trouble, and it's safe to assume the feds have their full customer list and orders placed.

 

[randompersonrandom]

The two nazi guys from Missouri seem to be in trouble, and it's safe to assume the feds have their full customer list and orders placed.

The speed with which I RAN to Google "Missouri Nazis peptides." I am so unhappy. My will-buy-from criteria list is getting so LONG.

Now it's
1. Been around for at least one year
2. No major scandals in the last 6 months
3. No major scandals ever that did not end satisfactorily for impacted customers
4. Has US warehouse
5. Has never had a dramatic yelp-style argument with customers or prospective customers on a public forum
6. Takes crypto on SOL network
7. ARE CONFIRMED TO NOT BE NAZIS

 

[hotsauceboss]

5. Has never had a dramatic yelp-style argument with customers or prospective customers on a public forum

I know EXACTLY who you're talking about 😂

 

[Mr. Blonde]

Damn, now we got to worry about Nazis again. My WW2 grandpa is probably rolling in his grave.

 

[quicksilver80]

From what i saw the biggest busts were Louisiana and Missouri. Louisiana i think they got them more for the prescription drugs. And anabolics potentially?

 

[HereKittyKitty]

The speed with which I RAN to Google "Missouri Nazis peptides." I am so unhappy. My will-buy-from criteria list is getting so LONG.

Now it's
1. Been around for at least one year
2. No major scandals in the last 6 months
3. No major scandals ever that did not end satisfactorily for impacted customers
4. Has US warehouse
5. Has never had a dramatic yelp-style argument with customers or prospective customers on a public forum
6. Takes crypto on SOL network
7. ARE CONFIRMED TO NOT BE NAZIS

7 is really the most important. No one needs to encourage that shit.

 

[randompersonrandom]

I know EXACTLY who you're talking about 😂

honestly, that particular rule predates the guy you're probably thinking of. It actually goes all the way back to when a Chinese vendor was having a slap-fight with a guy who claimed he'd been sent a hot-pack, and the two of them started inviting each other to fly to China or the US, respectively, to have a fistfight.

I've seen multiple vendors do it since, and what it mostly tells me is that this dude is way too emotional and short-sighted for me to be comfortable sending him crypto and hoping he'll sell me drugs responsibly.