scarywood75
Member
Should be fine as long as you don't lick the needle before pinning yourself
Well, fuck peptide test
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scarywood75
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Condoms are the only items in the US that are not oversized
I talk pretty openly on qa about my reasons for being on sema (I like my booze a lil too much) and that's not something I particularly want the people in my life knowing about.
I paid a service to do my taxes last year and got a huge return because I adhd'd my returns for a few years, so I used part of the return for their monitoring service for the hell of it. Everything they alerted me to also popped up on credit karma so I'm saving the cash this year, not worth it. Again, what are they gonna do, give me more debt? I'm a millennial, it's not like I'm ever going to own property or retire. My plan is to work until I die, which is probably part of why idgaf about filtering.
Do you have any idea how many mediocre men think they need magnums?
scarywood75
Member
Uh, I have no idea whom you may be talking about...
It's alright man, if they fit us, everyone can leave us to our delusions. We're not harming anyone!
Says the guy who won’t actually read and engage in the conversation. All you’re doing is popping off with various dickish permutations of “i disagree” and then acting like you’ve schooled the forum with your deep wisdom.
Shhhh we're in the drama stage now, logic doesn't matter anymore.
I'm kidding I know you're a mod plz don't ban me
What else should I be doing? The facts aren't really in question, it's your overboard interpretation of them that I'm poking fun of.
"deep wisdom". rich coming from people who seem to think that basic business operation, or markets with bad actors are something super obscure that only someone who had been shooting themselves up with peptides for an extended period would have any insight into. I think some of you are getting a little too high on your own supply.
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Your ability to say “I disagree” while contributing nothing substantive, using so many words in so many versions, is impressive.
You say that as if I'm responding to anything other than your own poor interpretation of events. What is there to add? You overreact to a relatively benign business move as if the very first thing you learned about making money was people selling peptides. That's all there is to this.
Responding to the facts as they’ve been presented would be the appropriate way to engage, rather than hollow, snotty indignation. As I’ve said several times already. Obv you don’t have it in you or you’d have done so by now; I’m done here, Merry Christmas.
The facts aren't the issue. Your inability to discern their meaning is the issue. You assign malice to things you don't understand, like exclusivity contracts. As if some little one man show is strong-arming labs and vendors into only allowing customers through his brand-new barely established business. I mean, what? Do you hear yourself?
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noteablequotable
Research Enthusiast
So this is the real reason having your email exposed is a potential issue. It's always about the platforms, goods, and services your personal information is connected to when these leaks happen.
If you're not using a burner account then everyone on that list as your email address, your first name, your last name, and knows you're a customer of a Peptide testing company that only tests about 7 products. That gives them enough information to extrapolate something about your purchase history.
The risk of negative repercussions may be low, but it is a significant breach. That said I absolutely understand why some people will continue to work with them.
zpped
Research Enthusiast
As some one with a career in infosec, I fully understand the theoretical issues with the breach but they are so far removed from any real risk that this is being blown out proportion. The bigger issue to me would be if he didn't acknowledge it and make take steps to prevent repeats.
noteablequotable
Research Enthusiast
I agree with you 100%. It is very unlikely that any of this information will actually be misused, but people aren't wrong for being spooked by it.
I have never gotten an email with my ssn, closest has been an old password that had been exposed in a hack. even that was unsettling even though i understood what they were doing. The full complement of credit card application details in an out-of-nowhere email must be a big ol shock to receive.
zpped
Research Enthusiast
Did I miss something? The only thing that was in the email was a list of email addresses. Nothing else.
No no, the convo was off on a tangent and I was following it, responding to @normal's remarks about getting spam with a bunch of personal info in it (https://glp1forum.com/threads/well-fuck-peptide-test.2132/post-33866). This is not in relation to the peptest email blast, which youre right, only had email addresses.
Sorry didn't mean to imply it was worse than it was. I got off course in failing to track who was off on which tangents.
