My statements also read Hong Kong, but I've never been charged an extra fee by Visa- just by Nexa for using a visa.
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- Thread starter RobNord
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That doesn’t mean they’re Chinese, it just means their brand of money laundering and wire fraud goes through East Asia. Credit card companies won’t do business with peptide sellers, this is the workaround.
GtownBrown
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I got charged both. The transaction fee from the bank was a surprise.
I just double checked my statements. I wonder what the difference is?
ZeroPoint222
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Hey @GtownBrown thank you for sharing about your experience with this extra charge.
I decided to give Nexaph a chance this last week, and I paid with a Visa Card for my order.
This morning I got a transaction alert for "ATM/Debit Non-(Bank Name) Fee International Transaction Fee" and it spooked me at first.
But then, I remembered some posts from this thread...It seems like a normal thing to get the extra charge when using that card payment method. Glad to be aware of this now.
Where and when did he say that?
I believe it was on The Forum That Shall Not Be Named (per their rules)
Lol. Ok, I guess I'm not on this enough to know what that is.
ZeroPoint222
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Here is a post from the Nexaph thread on MESO-Rx that refers to the Covid vaccine claims... Seems to show a screenshot from some relevant communications.
Here is a screenshot of the image for those unable to view it at MESO-Rx.
Thanks. That does help shed some light on the background. The COVD vaccine production comment is the most odd out of all of it for me. So a legitimate U.S. lab making legitimate COVID vaccines, is now making grey market peptides? Or, were they making grey market COVID vaccines? Plenty questions to be asked about that.
My perspective on all this, keep in mind that I am late to all this and have no dog in this hunt, might be bit different than most because I run multiple companies that are public facing. I know first hand how easy it is to be tried in the court of public opinion by people that 1) have no firsthand knowledge of alleged wrongdoings and/or 2) just like to tear people and businesses down behind a keyboard because they can. Personally, not until I hear someone's firsthand account of whatever the issue is, will I start to put some credibility behind it. Then, there is always two (maybe more) sides to a story. I could care less if Nexaph closes tomorrow because I don't buy my stuff from him. This all interests me from a business perspective because I deal with it in a retail business more often than I like. It's clear he may have made some questionable decisions early on. Did he learn from them? Did any posts come out from the people that he may have wronged with details? Just curious. I don't know any of that but I do know he's got a good thing going on now.
I think what adds to the strangeness of all this it that all of this is happening in a grey market. Some of the comments I read across all these sites are from the perspective that things should happen just like going to Walmart or buying things off Amazon. I think that is not proper perspective one should have venturing into these waters. So, people get easily offended and then go off when something happens they don't like. I wonder if that same energy was put into trying to resolve the problem directly? If it was, and they were mistreated? If yes, by all means, these are the places to warn people.
The anonymity of being behind a keyboard really emboldens some people. For some, it is their only sense of identity. They would probably not be the types to speak up face-to-face. It's hard to tell what the real story is here but it is interesting to hear about it.
My perspective on all this, keep in mind that I am late to all this and have no dog in this hunt, might be bit different than most because I run multiple companies that are public facing. I know first hand how easy it is to be tried in the court of public opinion by people that 1) have no firsthand knowledge of alleged wrongdoings and/or 2) just like to tear people and businesses down behind a keyboard because they can. Personally, not until I hear someone's firsthand account of whatever the issue is, will I start to put some credibility behind it. Then, there is always two (maybe more) sides to a story. I could care less if Nexaph closes tomorrow because I don't buy my stuff from him. This all interests me from a business perspective because I deal with it in a retail business more often than I like. It's clear he may have made some questionable decisions early on. Did he learn from them? Did any posts come out from the people that he may have wronged with details? Just curious. I don't know any of that but I do know he's got a good thing going on now.
I think what adds to the strangeness of all this it that all of this is happening in a grey market. Some of the comments I read across all these sites are from the perspective that things should happen just like going to Walmart or buying things off Amazon. I think that is not proper perspective one should have venturing into these waters. So, people get easily offended and then go off when something happens they don't like. I wonder if that same energy was put into trying to resolve the problem directly? If it was, and they were mistreated? If yes, by all means, these are the places to warn people.
The anonymity of being behind a keyboard really emboldens some people. For some, it is their only sense of identity. They would probably not be the types to speak up face-to-face. It's hard to tell what the real story is here but it is interesting to hear about it.
GtownBrown
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Yep. I was charged an $11 price hike from Nexaph for using the card. Then, the bank hit me again for $4.95.Hey @GtownBrown thank you for sharing about your experience with this extra charge.
I decided to give Nexaph a chance this last week, and I paid with a Visa Card for my order.
This morning I got a transaction alert for "ATM/Debit Non-(Bank Name) Fee International Transaction Fee" and it spooked me at first.
It seems like a normal thing to get the extra charge when using that card payment method. Glad to be aware of this now.
spectator628
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can you send me the telegram link again, this one seemed to have expired ...
tangoecho311
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Word is she buys peps from CN vendors then resells at a markup.
Indeed, I don’t think there is any doubt. If you want PGB peptides but don’t want to use crypto, and are comfortable paying what are apparently very large markups for the privilege, Deb is one way to achieve that. You’re not going to get a great deal through her but she’s prob not going to steal your money either.
The majority, if not all, of what she sells is from Nexa. She buys kits then charges premium prices for single vials. All seems legit from what I see.
Right, that's what it looked like. I'm considering it as a back up since I haven't found any GBs yet and there's still questions around shipping. I would actually prefer crypto payments though. It's also a lot cheaper then the US reseller i bought my single vial from, her 3 vial kits are what I paid for 1 vial so it would be a step in the right direction.
Lmao reselling from a vendor like Nexa is next level fuckery.
penewbie
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Expensive, but legit.
Much cheaper than the usual stateside single vial vendors.
Fills a niche.
What is she charging? If it's Nexa product as said above, why not just buy from Nexa? There's no point in adding a middleman if it's the same product. Or is it the less than a kit thing that attracts people?
