MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
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JohnDoeDoDoe
Member
I do won't trust this website, it seems to me an idea of the police to be able to arrest people and obtain data very effectively (which does not affect me personally since in my country the purchase and possession of steroids are legal).
Many web pages already have an integrated customer service (and often excellent), in the event of a problem, the biggest complaint from users is always that the source communicates poorly or not at all, that you act as intermediaries won't serve to speed up the transaction, in any case it would serve to worsen the transaction process.
Finally ... If your trust model is that users rely on the reviews of other users ... Well, there is a website called Eroids that does the same and is a shit show of scammers.
Many web pages already have an integrated customer service (and often excellent), in the event of a problem, the biggest complaint from users is always that the source communicates poorly or not at all, that you act as intermediaries won't serve to speed up the transaction, in any case it would serve to worsen the transaction process.
Finally ... If your trust model is that users rely on the reviews of other users ... Well, there is a website called Eroids that does the same and is a shit show of scammers.
Vendors are selling directly to you, still, and you can directly contact them, still. We've included a encrypted real-time messenger on the site for this purpose. It's like wickr, except built-in. Simply go to a vendor's storefront and click "Send a message". Look to the post above yours for the answer about LE involvement.
wickedbit
New Member
So, with this "secure real-time messenger", does that put me in touch with a Brewly person or the vendor representative? So there's 24x7 support this way? I can't even begin to imagine how many years this potential dumpster could shave off a customer's life... lol
Brawny
New Member
I think member submitted testing results should hold more power toward the ranking system.
If one member submits testing, then that one negative vote is going to matter very little in the sea of “feels reports”
Statistically speaking
If one member submits testing, then that one negative vote is going to matter very little in the sea of “feels reports”
Statistically speaking
You are put in touch directly with the vendor. It's important to understand that you're not buying from Brewly, perse. You're buying from the Vendor, we just happen to provide an easy and safe platform for finding products, ordering them, and communicating with vendors.
The messenger is just a DM system, not unlike what's on Meso, except it's real-time, so it's more like Wickr.
xgunx
Well-known Member
No but are you calling yourself Brewly? The OP of this thread?You calling me a fed?
well..
I'm a founding member of Brewly. Not the OP though. But I back the legitimacy of Brewly 100% and put my business name on the line with it.
wickedbit
New Member
So, it's real time to Brewly, who passes you off to a vendor. If the vendor has stepped up to 24x7 messenger, then ok, otherwise, I am in que for the person....
Layers and middleman.
Sorry, I might be confused here.
But to put it simply, there is no line or anything. It's a real time messaging system, like..wickr, for example. Or facebook, or dropping into some girl's dms in instagram. Its just a direct message to the vendor, he replies. There is no third party, no nothin'.
wickedbit
New Member
I guess the real point that I am trying to make is that I can order thru Wickr now. Brewly is another layer.
I am interested in the logic and theory, however, to not play devil's advocate with this, well I can't resist lol.
I am interested in the logic and theory, however, to not play devil's advocate with this, well I can't resist lol.
Well here's the current way of doing things:
Buyer: "Hi how are you. What's the price for 10 grams of this, 2 vials of that, and a box of this?"
Vendor: "It's gonna be $320 for that, but by the way we're out of stock for that last item. Sorry"
Buyer: "Ok what's the address"
Vendor: "Address"
Buyer: "Did you get my payment"
Vendor: "Yep!"
few days later
Buyer: "Hey how's my order"
Vendor: "Hold on let me get that for you"
Here's the Brewly way:
1. Find the products you want. If it's out of stock from one vendor, just find another vendor that sells the thing, and add it to your cart.
2. Checkout and pay your multi-vendor order. You only pay once. The money is divided between the vendors appropriately.
few days later
Buyer: "hmm.. I wonder what's up with my order"
Simply log-in and check the status of your order.
xgunx
Well-known Member
May not be LE then but would be a good idea for a setup. Was just one of many negative thoughts I have about this whole thing. Another is that since its offshore and obviously can't just seize the server and aren't likely to use a supercomputer to try and brute force the encryption. That now makes the identity of the people running it of high value and the next thing they would be after. There is now 2 people claiming to be involved on a clearnet website. It may work well for some time but you guys are making a target out of yourselves thats bigger than normal. Say you get 50 sources sourcing. Now you in particular are 50x more valuable to them because once they do get the owner of course they will login and run things for a little bit before eventually shutting it all down gathering even more information to bust the sources.
In theory its a good idea, especially for people not good at this process. However me personally I dont like it. Its not that hard to track someone down.
Somos bandidos.
xgunx
Well-known Member
So how much does it cost the users for this convenience?
It is a good idea in a perfect world. We just all see different things that could go wrong.
What would you do about a source that exit scams or got busted?
Honestly I do wish you luck and hope you stay safe. Do as much as possible to protect your real identity now.
It is a good idea in a perfect world. We just all see different things that could go wrong.
What would you do about a source that exit scams or got busted?
Honestly I do wish you luck and hope you stay safe. Do as much as possible to protect your real identity now.
It's free.
New sources without an overwhelming positive existing reputation will have their initial withdraws held to avoid someone hopping on, getting quick early orders, then bailing. We will soon be adding a formal order dispute system as well, so you can recover funds easily. We will release more details concerning this, shortly. Just know, it will be fair for both vendors and buyers.
xgunx
Well-known Member
So the sources have to pay you?
For every $100 dollars Brewly brings a vendor, we take $5. This fee is taken automatically. The site has its own self-hosted bitcoin payment processor. Please see our about, privacy policy, and FAQ page. There's a lot of easy to digest information there that I believe will answer the majority of your questions.
Exactly, one vendor gets busted and the heat goes to the entire Brewly site that then gets eyes on it. I see more issues than it’s worth.
The only “benefit” for customers is one bitcoin transaction. Which really isn’t that great of a convenience. If I like one source there, I’m not going to take a chance with another source just because they might have something in stock that my preferred vendor might be out of for a week.
I see more benefits for the vendors than the consumer but maybe that will change when it’s been up and running for a while.
We really have put a lot of effort into making this a buyer-first platform, would love your feedback on how we can further improve that, genuinely. The whole buying experience has been greatly simplified. No more back and forth emails.
1. Add to cart
2. Purchase
3. Check dashboard for order status updates "Processing/Shipped"
We want this to be the perfect platform for everyone. Truly.
