24k Pharma US Domestic Source

[Darman]

SHILL!!!! Nah, just fuckin with you.
Glad to hear the tren is treating you good brother[emoji4]

Lol, Thanks man

 

[The Tone]

I'll have an update on the Tren-E ...250/ and Test -E 200 in a couple of weeks. Dbol in the mix but that's not from 24k

 

[Mofotyler]

There is one more thing that has been on my mind lately. And it has resurfaced due to new sources opening on Meso. I see the common sentiment that "the Underground is not a sourcing board, but if sources want to be here to answer to questions/concerns they may". I think I may have crossed this line by posting stock updates, but some discussions seem to be very grey area. What is the community's opinion on this?

On one hand I think some members would want me to post updates on stock instead of having to check in with me constantly over email/PM, but on the other hands by posting stock and even talking about payment options, is a form of sales platforming. Thoughts?

Humm.... I did not come here for any source. I actually stumbled on it looking through forms. I got more on cycle knowledge in a couple days here. Then I did on google in a month. Me personally I would say I wouldn't keep a list ATM. Kinda just had a bit of a blow up with couple other threads. If people are serious about putting order in with you. Then it really wouldn't matter if u post it up or not. End result be the same. Just might kinda be a pain in the butt having to answer the same question over and over. Then again it is your thread up to you. Some will frown on it others will cheer u on.

 

[jeetsun]

That's a shame that you're heading the route to using btc only, I get it though. Still very wary of using Btc and some of the stories I've read about of people being red flagged and acct locked and out of the money they used to trade for bitcoin.

 

[24kpharma]

That's a shame that you're heading the route to using btc only, I get it though. Still very wary of using Btc and some of the stories I've read about of people being red flagged and acct locked and out of the money they used to trade for bitcoin.

Thanks for bringing up your concern, I am happy to try to address it and reassure you. I believe several members have contributed to the discussion in terms of how easy and secure Bitcoin transactions are. As a buyer, the chances of your account being frozen is little to none. The reason is because of the very low volume of Bitcoins you will be buying/sending. There are Bitcoin traders who move hundreds and thousands of Bitcoins per day. And with the current rate around 240USD/1BTC, as a buyer you will be utilizing usually <3 BTC. Furthermore, your BItcion transfer will be tumbled so it is very difficult for your Bitcoin transfer with myself to my tracked. It is much easier for law enforcement to monitor and flag areas of high WU/MG receiving than it is for them to track BTC payments. However, my advice is that if you're concerned do some more research and consult other members who have experience with Bitcoin. There is a strong movement towards Bitcoin payment and I urge all members to be as up to date as possible in terms of safety. The main driver of this move is due to safety, and that should be everyone's number one concern in these black market transfers. Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns. Thanks.

 

[24kpharma]

Good morning members,

I've had several questions about how to buy/use Bitcoin. Let me walk through how to buy Bitcoins using the most popular payment methods, WU and MG.

1. Go to localbitcoins.com
2. On the top right, click "sign up free free". There is no need for ID and sign up takes less than a minute
3. On the near the middle there is an option "Buy Bitcoin", click that
4. Now you will see "Buy bitcoins online in United States", at the bottom right of this menu, there is a button that says "Show more", click that and choose your preferred payment option (range from WU/MG to Cash in mail to Paypal to Vanilla reload and more!). Let's choose WU for now.
5. Now choose a seller who has over 100, 100% (Number of trades, trades satisfaction) beside there name, these are sellers who are legitimate. Then, look at the column titled "Limits" and be sure the amount you are buying is within their limits.
6. Click on a seller you choose, you will see in the left column "How much do you wish to buy", in the "BTC" box, fill in the BTC value I will give to you. Then click "Trade Request"
7. The seller will contact you with information to send the WU/MG. Once you send it, the seller will send you Bitcoins to your localbitcoins account
8. Finally, click on the button in the top right that looks like a B with a dollar sign through it. On the left side of the page it says "Send Bitcoins". Put the receiving address that I will provide you, and the amount of BTC to send. Click send from wallet and you're done!


Some members may be lucky enough to live near a BTC ATM, use this website to search for any near you: http://coinatmradar.com/

If there is one near you and you wish to try that method, just contact me and tell me the "ATM Type" (it is given by the website), and I will give you instructions from there.

Thanks for reading.

 

[rpbb]

Thanks for the explanation. I've been wanting to learn how to use bitcoin.

 

[WG_Pharma]

That's a shame that you're heading the route to using btc only, I get it though. Still very wary of using Btc and some of the stories I've read about of people being red flagged and acct locked and out of the money they used to trade for bitcoin.

Who flags you? Who takes your money? Because Localbitcoin isn't going to flag you. Not to mention once you find a broker in your area you can buy directly from them, and never have to deal with any service, etc.

There are people whos job is to trade bitcoin(buy sell) that is all they do. These guys are everywhere. I have a few I use. I can text any of them right now, meet them in 5 min, and buy bitcoin. These guys are legitimate business men, normal guys. 90% of the bitcoins they buy sell are from speculation, and people looking to speculate/invest in BTC. Or just get their feet wet. A very small part is for what we are doing believe it or not.

Do you know how much money people have lost to Western Union or Money Gram? A lot. Even normal people. Google it. WU are a bunch of crooks.

I gotta agree with those that said using bitcoin is exceptionally easy, it is, very easy. I also have to agree I can't believe anyone would rather send a WU or MG over bitcoin. I get the unfamiliarity with it. I just started using it a few months ago myself, and had similar anxiety. HOWEVER once I used it, I seriously am so pissed I waited so long to try it. It would have saved me so much aggrevation, and bs, having to go send WU.

JMO.
WG-

 

[WG_Pharma]

Oh and honestly, I really prefer cash in person. Build a relationship with a bitcoin broker. It is nice to have one you can just text and meet in 10 min, grab some BTC and go on about your day. It is also nice because they will likely negotiate a bit with you on price, especially if you are a good customer.

These guys are usually techie types, real chill and laid back. BTC attracts a decent group of people. Much better than the rubes behind the WU counter..haha

 

[rpbb]

Oh and honestly, I really prefer cash in person. Build a relationship with a bitcoin broker. It is nice to have one you can just text and meet in 10 min, grab some BTC and go on about your day. It is also nice because they will likely negotiate a bit with you on price, especially if you are a good customer.

These guys are usually techie types, real chill and laid back. BTC attracts a decent group of people. Much better than the rubes behind the WU counter..haha

WG, how do the local guys make money doing this, do they charge a transaction fee

 

[WG_Pharma]

WG, how do the local guys make money doing this, do they charge a transaction fee

Sort of.

Basically they have ads up to buy bitcoin. These ads are usually set at 5-10% under market price. So when they buy bitcoin, they are getting them for 5-10% cheaper than current rate.

They also have ads to SELL bitcoin. Here they are probably 5-10% over market price. So they are making their chunk on the difference. So if I bought for 5% under, and sold for 5% over, I made a nice 10%. Some of these guys trade thousands of $'s a day in BTC.

These guys are basically salesman. They drive all over, all day, meeting people, trading BTC, etc.

Like I said, once you have used a guy once, and feel comfortable with them you can totally bypass Localbitcoin, and just text them direct. You can also haggle the selling rate. If they have it up at $260btc(and market is $237) you can try and get them in the middle somewhere.

As noted above, try and pick someone with a ton of trades, and high rating. You will see guys with 100-500+ transactions. These guys are the brokers.

On and a PROTIP. Always buy more than you need. Having too many isn't an issue. This is your money. If you need $100, buy $120, or really as much as you can. Whatever you don't spend just sits in your wallet(bank account)

One other thing to note is, you can play these same fluctuations if you have time to aquire btc, and don't need it pronto. I usually put an add on local bitcoun at 3-5% under market to buy peoples bitcoins, and will just buy $2-500 just to have on hand. It is like money in the bank.

 

[Mr.B66]

But with fluctuations in value, wouldn't it be a good idea to wait till you are going to buy something before you purchase bitcoin?

 

[Bender83]

But with fluctuations in value, wouldn't it be a good idea to wait till you are going to buy something before you purchase bitcoin?

Nothing wrong with that. I do this, and I am sure that there are many others that do it as well.

 

[24kpharma]

Thanks for everyone's continued discussions and contributions surround Bitcoin.

I'll quickly address the concerns that some people may have with fluctuations. If we look at the fluctuations of Bitcoin (http://www.coindesk.com/price/) , we can see that this month the peak is around 245 and trough around 230. This is a range of $15, less than a 10% change in value, so Bitcoin has been relatively stable lately. Furthermore, day to day changes are even smaller, so as long as you do not hold on to large amounts of Bitcoin for an extended amount of time, the chances of you losing value are very slim. I will quote orders in terms of Bitcoin, so if the value changes, you will not be affected. You just need to send the Bitcoin value I have quoted. That being said, the quote will only be good for 1 week.

For full transparency, for some purchases over LocalBitcoin, there may be a markup on the Bitcoin (1-5% usually). However, there is no markup through Circle or Coinbase.

Now this next part, I just ask to keep an open mind as you read through it and understand my point of view. While I appreciate and am open to all customers, safety is and will always be my number #1 (as reiterated several times now). That being said, for the safety of myself and past, current, and future customers, I am only interested in doing business with those individuals who value, understand, and place safety above everything else. What does this mean? Individuals who take the time to learn how to use Bitcoin and understand the security benefits it brings are better customers for my business. "Better" in this case means that they bring a lower risk of security breaches. I have heard stories of individuals sending MG/WU telling the cashier the exact nature of their transfer. Furthermore, individuals who have taken the time to research and understand Bitcoin, are also more likely to have taken the the time to research and understand AAS use before buying and using them. As you can see, I am painting the portrait of an ideal customer: one who values security, does their due diligence, and understands why we must jump through these hurdles in this black market business.

I completely understand that I will lose customers through this Bitcoin only payment policy. But if the loss of these customers is the price to pay for our security and the security of our customers, than it is worth it- safety is priceless. I cannot have 1-2 individuals who, in their blind quest to find AAS for their first cycle, disregard safety policies and practices and jeopardize all my current customers.

Hopefully this gives the community some insight as to why I am strongly adhering to this new policy. Thanks for reading.

 

[WG_Pharma]

But with fluctuations in value, wouldn't it be a good idea to wait till you are going to buy something before you purchase bitcoin?

As said above, fluctuations are pretty small at this point. That is why I suggested posting an ad and buying at 5% under. You have a built in buffer right off the bat. Not to mention you are spending $20+ in most cases to send domestic WU or MG anyway.

You also run the chance of it going up in value, so there is that.

I am not suggesting putting your life savings in BTC. But it is nice to have some at the ready, if you can afford it/have some disposable income to have sitting there.

Circle, and coinbase are also good options..

 

[trying to get big]

Any updates on bloods or anything else

 

[trying to get big]

I was hoping someone had tried the eq and test e lately

 

[Mofotyler]

only thing I have seen was for the test c I belive a few pages back. Looked real good though. think someone said tren a was looking promising. think someone said it was spicy as fuk hope they didn't think it was a oral tren BAHAHAHAHAH sorry sorry I crack myself up

 

[trying to get big]

sounds good man. Hey I wouldn't mind a double shot of tren!

 

[trying to get big]

And a test chaser