QSC buy Wise Suspended ACH transfer

[Glp1judd]

When you have a problem with "Tracy" at QSC, email tracy@sigmachemical.com.cn. That email goes to the actual Tracy and not an assistant. If that works (or doesn't work), please let use know.

Thank you. Except for the let us know part, lol.

All of a sudden it’s like we are de facto customer service for ppl who can’t read, don’t follow directions, and/or are expecting domestic type service w QSC pricing.

And unhappy with answers they get they then post here? This isn’t Reddit!

(With the amount of volume done through the recent sales here im surprised there aren’t lots more, but its driving me mad. )

 

[Peevee]

Thank you. Except for the let us know part, lol.

All of a sudden it’s like we are de facto customer service for ppl who can’t read, don’t follow directions, and/or are expecting domestic type service w QSC pricing.

And unhappy with answers they get they then post here? This isn’t Reddit!

(With the amount of volume done through the recent sales here im surprised there aren’t lots more, but its driving me mad. )

Or you could just, fuck off elsewhere

 

[keangkong]

Thank you. Except for the let us know part, lol.

All of a sudden it’s like we are de facto customer service for ppl who can’t read, don’t follow directions, and/or are expecting domestic type service w QSC pricing.

And unhappy with answers they get they then post here? This isn’t Reddit!

(With the amount of volume done through the recent sales here im surprised there aren’t lots more, but its driving me mad. )

The crowd at glp1forum.com can be quite unsympathetic at times. For a more sympathetic forum, go to the Telegram site for the tirzepatidehelp Reddit group: https://t.me/+Rpdqj7m08x0yY2Nh They are definitely more sympathetic and willing to answer questions. As for me, I currently spend more time at the glp1forum that any other forum. However, I'm somewhat agnostic: I like any of the sites run by folks who are not trying to make a profit and which attempt to keep vendors from making posts other than when clearly identified as vendors.

 

[Ms_Ery]

Thank you. Except for the let us know part, lol.

All of a sudden it’s like we are de facto customer service for ppl who can’t read, don’t follow directions, and/or are expecting domestic type service w QSC pricing.

And unhappy with answers they get they then post here? This isn’t Reddit!

(With the amount of volume done through the recent sales here im surprised there aren’t lots more, but its driving me mad. )

If you don’t want to feel like de facto customer service, scroll on by.
I appreciate it when people share the challenges that dealing with different vendors can involve, and I have also received some helpful advice. I never feel like it’s my job to defend a vendor…why do you?
Do you feel so defensive on behalf of all vendors, or just QSC?
And why do you think it’s appropriate to shame people who admit to making a mistake?
We’re not gangsters in the gray market, GLP-1 version of Scarface!
Many of us are just people who have serious health problems. We have loved ones depending on us and we have been let down by our mainstream health-care system. We’re living in difficult economic times and we’re trying to be well…some of the people I’ve met here are trying to save their own lives!
If our mistakes, questions and worries offend you, note the topic at the top of these threads and scroll on by.

 

[Peevee]

If you don’t want to feel like de facto customer service, scroll on by.
I appreciate it when people share the challenges that dealing with different vendors can involve, and I have also received some helpful advice. I never feel like it’s my job to defend a vendor…why do you?
Do you feel so defensive on behalf of all vendors, or just QSC?
And why do you think it’s appropriate to shame people who admit to making a mistake?
We’re not gangsters in the gray market, GLP-1 version of Scarface!
Many of us are just people who have serious health problems. We have loved ones depending on us and we have been let down by our mainstream health-care system. We’re living in difficult economic times and we’re trying to be well…some of the people I’ve met here are trying to save their own lives!
If our mistakes, questions and worries offend you, note the topic at the top of these threads and scroll on by.

Yeah! Like I said, they can fuck off elsewhere.

 

[Glp1judd]

If you don’t want to feel like de facto customer service, scroll on by.
I appreciate it when people share the challenges that dealing with different vendors can involve, and I have also received some helpful advice. I never feel like it’s my job to defend a vendor…why do you?
Do you feel so defensive on behalf of all vendors, or just QSC?
And why do you think it’s appropriate to shame people who admit to making a mistake?
We’re not gangsters in the gray market, GLP-1 version of Scarface!
Many of us are just people who have serious health problems. We have loved ones depending on us and we have been let down by our mainstream health-care system. We’re living in difficult economic times and we’re trying to be well…some of the people I’ve met here are trying to save their own lives!
If our mistakes, questions and worries offend you, note the topic at the top of these threads and scroll on by.

I understand. We are all trying to do that, and a big reason we CAN is because Tracy / QSC have been aggressively bringing the prices down.

Here’s a price list from exactly a year ago,

From USA
1 kit tirzepatide 10x30mg US domestic = $760
1 kit tirzepatide 10x15mg US domestic = $450
1kits tirzepatide 10x10mg US domestic =$315
1 kit tirzepatide 10x5mg US domestic=$165
1 kit semaglutide 10x5mg US domestic = $150
1 kit semaglutide 10x2mg US domestic = $85
1 kit semaglutide 10x10mg US domestic = $285

Most people haven’t been here a year and have no idea how much QSC’s “long on discounts, short on handholding” business model has benefited all of us, pricewise.

Even if you want to use other companies, they have also had to follow suit and are now 50-75% less than they were a year ago.

So yeah I have some loyalty. More importantly, I worry that a few yahoos who don’t read ordering directions or can’t figure out payment details or can’t figure out WhatsApp or otherwise can’t do the bare minimum are going to mess this whole thing up for all of us.

(And although that sounds like hyperbole - there are a few dopes even in this thread saying QSC should be banned for not catering to them more.)

So I think we both want the same thing. Wider availability and safety at reduced cost. I just think it all comes with a real sense of self responsibility. I mean if a person can’t figure out basic ordering instruction should they really be pinning grey market drugs?

Being a little tough and rejecting helplessness needs to be a part of this whole endeavor, it’s for everyone’s benefit.

 

[afrayy]

I think if somebody can be helped with reasonable input they should receive that help and "rejecting helplessness" should not be the first instinct. There's a level of gate keeping going on here, a kind of "fuck you got mine" attitude, that is simply not conducive to a healthy community. We all benefit from helping and educating others, people who are excluded and uneducated are a recipe for disaster to themselves AND this community.

For example I would much rather hand hold a newbie through an ordering process with a trusted vendor than them get scammed by some asshole or make themselves sick with trash product which can lead to them involving the authorities which brings even more scrutiny to gray market and gives pharma better leverage to act against it.

Also why be a part of a community if you are just going to hold the people in it to a narrow standard? I spent a better part of my life doing high end technical work including tier 3 support and I was consistently surprised at how I could simultaneously overestimate and underestimate the abilities of different folks who ranged from "complete clueless newbie" to "very talented engineer". It forced me to develop a different approach about processes that I thought seemed simple or self explanatory and it really makes a difference to those people when you take that extra step to see it from their perspective.

I think people deserve some level of patience about this - for a lot of folks going gray is a completely new paradigm to acquiring life saving drugs that's uncomfortable and fraught with pitfalls. Like another user said above most of us are here because we have no other choice but go gray to address health issues. And if a person continually shows a pattern of "not getting it" then sure make the call to not help, but setting the standard at "figure it out yourself" is self defeating and ultimately weakens this very important community.

 

[Glp1judd]

I think if somebody can be helped with reasonable input they should receive that help and "rejecting helplessness" should not be the first instinct. There's a level of gate keeping going on here, a kind of "fuck you got mine" attitude, that is simply not conducive to a healthy community. We all benefit from helping and educating others, people who are excluded and uneducated are a recipe for disaster to themselves AND this community.

For example I would much rather hand hold a newbie through an ordering process with a trusted vendor than them get scammed by some asshole or make themselves sick with trash product which can lead to them involving the authorities which brings even more scrutiny to gray market and gives pharma better leverage to act against it.

Also why be a part of a community if you are just going to hold the people in it to a narrow standard? I spent a better part of my life doing high end technical work including tier 3 support and I was consistently surprised at how I could simultaneously overestimate and underestimate the abilities of different folks who ranged from "complete clueless newbie" to "very talented engineer". It forced me to develop a different approach about processes that I thought seemed simple or self explanatory and it really makes a difference to those people when you take that extra step to see it from their perspective.

I think people deserve some level of patience about this - for a lot of folks going gray is a completely new paradigm to acquiring life saving drugs that's uncomfortable and fraught with pitfalls. Like another user said above most of us are here because we have no other choice but go gray to address health issues. And if a person continually shows a pattern of "not getting it" then sure make the call to not help, but setting the standard at "figure it out yourself" is self defeating and ultimately weakens this very important community.

I’m on board with that. With a person who asks questions up front combined with a willingness to read and self educate I think we are mostly very patient.

 

[Peevee]

My situation somehow resolved itself

 

[Ms_Ery]

I’m on board with that. With a person who asks questions up front combined with a willingness to read and self educate I think we are mostly very patient.

Oh man...go back and read some of the things you have written.

 

[Myzooof6]

Did anybody else receive this from Wise today or yesterday!
I had two Black Friday buys with QSC and used Wise for ACH transfer. Both are pending and one is suspended saying "sanction review as it may potentially violate international sanctions laws." I am not sure what is going to happen. They asked for the following;

• If [redacted by forum moderator] is a business — send us their full registered name ,address ,valid website and if any invoice document held.

I sent them a domestic wire on Monday. I sent them proof that it was sent and then proof that it had been completed. Then, their bank wired it right back to my account on Wednesday. It cost me the $25 sending fee and a $15 receiving wire fee. So, I have paid $40 in wire fees at this point and still don't have peptides paid for. Also, Tracy/Nia did not respond to me about this yet.

 

[Glp1judd]

Oh man...go back and read some of the things you have written.

You’re new. Go back and read more of the things I’ve written.

 

[Glp1judd]

My situation somehow resolved itself

To the surprise of no one…

 

[stickfigure]

I sent them a domestic wire on Monday. I sent them proof that it was sent and then proof that it had been completed. Then, their bank wired it right back to my account on Wednesday. It cost me the $25 sending fee and a $15 receiving wire fee. So, I have paid $40 in wire fees at this point and still don't have peptides paid for. Also, Tracy/Nia did not respond to me about this yet.

So you got your money back, your bank charged you for the transaction and you want peptides on top of that? If you can't figure out crypto, you should not be buying from QSC. There are many novice friendly vendors offering more convenient payment methods

 

[Ms_Ery]

To the surprise of no one…

You just can't stop yourself.

 

[keangkong]

I’m on board with that. With a person who asks questions up front combined with a willingness to read and self educate I think we are mostly very patient.

Yes, when a person demonstrates enough knowledge that they don't actually need the assistance of the people in this forum, the people here are quite helpful. If a person shows that they don't understand the stuff and they very much need (not just desire) the help we can provide, then, generally speaking, this forum is not very helpful. Since I am at least semi-trashing this forum, I will point out that I spend more time here that on any other forum on any subject. I do value what I learn here and am impressed by the knowledge that people have. I think any forum devoted to GLP-1 drugs and which is run for reasons for other than profit and that makes efforts to prevent vendors from masquerading as users is beneficial. I thank the moderators and ZippityDooDah. With that said, for people at the very beginning of the grey market journey, I'd strongly recommend other forums.

 

[Ms_Ery]

I sent them a domestic wire on Monday. I sent them proof that it was sent and then proof that it had been completed. Then, their bank wired it right back to my account on Wednesday. It cost me the $25 sending fee and a $15 receiving wire fee. So, I have paid $40 in wire fees at this point and still don't have peptides paid for. Also, Tracy/Nia did not respond to me about this yet.

I'm sorry that you are out the cost of fees, but glad your wire came back. I'm still waiting on mine from Sept. 3...would you mind messaging me the name receiving bank QSC gave you for this transfer? I know they had recently changed banks when I placed this (my third after two successful orders at a different bank) and maybe they are working with yet another new bank?

 

[Glp1judd]

Yes, when a person demonstrates enough knowledge that they don't actually need the assistance of the people in this forum, the people here are quite helpful. If a person shows that they don't understand the stuff and they very much need (not just desire) the help we can provide, then, generally speaking, this forum is not very helpful. Since I am at least semi-trashing this forum, I will point out that I spend more time here that on any other forum on any subject. I do value what I learn here and am impressed by the knowledge that people have. I think any forum devoted to GLP-1 drugs and which is run for reasons for other than profit and that makes efforts to prevent vendors from masquerading as users is beneficial. I thank the moderators and ZippityDooDah. With that said, for people at the very beginning of the grey market journey, I'd strongly recommend other forums.

I think the mindset of anyone diving into buying and injecting grey market drugs needs to be one of rigorous self reliance, investigation and responsibility.

This stuff can kill you.

Full stop.

People need to read everything, test everything, and trust nothing they haven’t verified on their own.

The first basic hurdle of that is learning how to read basic ordering instructions and forum posts.

And when they fuck up, even the tiniest thing, not expecting the world to make allowances for them, even when they whine about it loudly.

Harsh? Maybe a little, but that’s by design.

It’s to protect “you”, and it’s to protect the collective “us” from all the sparkle ponies and the inadvertent consequences of them not taking this seriously and taking full responsibility.

I hope you see that.

 

[stickfigure]

Radical self reliance, sparkle ponies. Reminds me of 'Blazed and Confused' episode from The Simpsons. I am surprised you haven't called anyone a darkwad yet

 

[Glp1judd]

Radical self reliance, sparkle ponies. Reminds me of 'Blazed and Confused' episode from The Simpsons. I am surprised you haven't called anyone a darkwad yet

I obviously picked a bad week to stop sniffing glue.