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Our price list for placing an order via email;

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 https://devonpct.com/pages/order-via-email-or-telegram

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And yes, I’ve decided to share this story, as I’ve wanted to talk about it for a long time, but I hadn’t done so due to being busy and not wanting to drag the topic out. This happened about a month ago.
The customer placed their order and sent payment through a cash app. A few hours later, they canceled the payment, and the money was refunded to their account. I emailed them, saying, “Your payment was canceled, could you resend it?” They replied, saying there was an issue with the cash app and that they’d pay with Bitcoin instead. Trusting them, I shipped their order, which was worth over $300.
They kept stalling for 2–3 days, saying they’d send the payment, but after they received the package, they never responded to my emails again.
Previously, I’d been scammed by fake transaction IDs, but in those cases, it was my fault for not verifying properly. This time, however, it was clearly a deliberate move by the customer. First, they sent the money and then withdrew it. When I noticed, they claimed they’d pay with Bitcoin, but it was just a way to trick me.
I hope they became incredibly wealthy with the $300 they stole from me. If it’s not against the rules, I’d share the email exchanges, but I believe that might not be allowed.

Honestly, it’s not even about the lost money—it’s about the respect I have for this business. Every night, I sleep with my computer and phone alerts on full volume, hoping to catch emails as they come in. I strive to respond politely and respectfully to all customers, no matter the situation. I put maximum effort into packaging and shipping orders as quickly and efficiently as possible. All I expect in return is to conduct business with mutual respect!
 
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Post I made but then deleted until checking with vendor. Reposting given he decided to share. Was putting him on spot which I should not have done without checking first. What can i say? Scammers piss me off.

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Great time to share the BS you have had to deal with from scammers (either member or lurker) here. Your call and I am fine with banging on vendors with no integrity. But members with no integrity bug me the same or more. Anyway, your call. I hope you expose them. Not cool when member theft gets subsidized by honest members. Appreciate you operating with integrity.
 
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Post I made but then deleted until checking with vendor.

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Great time to share the BS you have had to deal with from scammers (either member or lurker) here. Your call and I am fine with banging on vendors with no integrity. But members with no integrity bug me the same or more. Anyway, your call. I hope you expose them. Not cool when member theft gets subsidized by honest members. Appreciate you operating with integrity.
Thank you again for your attention, my friend. I will send the email of the person who did this to the admin and ask them to ban them from the forum.
 
Thank you again for your attention, my friend. I will send the email of the person who did this to the admin and ask them to ban them from the forum.
Hopefully they were stupid enough to use the same email address for forum and communicating with you. Unlikely but worth a try. Good luck!
 
I think people believe I sent you free products.
But let me explain everything… We experienced a delay with the package and, as an apology, we issued a $150 credit. Then we refunded the payment and shipped the package along with the credit the customer used. However, due to the holiday season, USPS didn’t scan the package.
We asked the customer to be patient, but they were very excited, and their messages made us anxious. Thinking the package was lost, we sent another package. In the end, both packages arrived at the customer’s address.
The $150 credit was merely a gesture of apology, and we had already refunded their payment. But the customer’s excitement made us uneasy, and we ended up sending the same package twice. Of course, this happened due to USPS not scanning the package during the holiday rush.

Thank you again for your patience and for honestly and transparently writing everything here, my friend. @gucciglenn
I said that for Opsec reasons. Helps you when customers don’t post the shipper
 
And yes, I’ve decided to share this story, as I’ve wanted to talk about it for a long time, but I hadn’t done so due to being busy and not wanting to drag the topic out. This happened about a month ago.
The customer placed their order and sent payment through a cash app. A few hours later, they canceled the payment, and the money was refunded to their account. I emailed them, saying, “Your payment was canceled, could you resend it?” They replied, saying there was an issue with the cash app and that they’d pay with Bitcoin instead. Trusting them, I shipped their order, which was worth over $300.
They kept stalling for 2–3 days, saying they’d send the payment, but after they received the package, they never responded to my emails again.
Previously, I’d been scammed by fake transaction IDs, but in those cases, it was my fault for not verifying properly. This time, however, it was clearly a deliberate move by the customer. First, they sent the money and then withdrew it. When I noticed, they claimed they’d pay with Bitcoin, but it was just a way to trick me.
I hope they became incredibly wealthy with the $300 they stole from me. If it’s not against the rules, I’d share the email exchanges, but I believe that might not be allowed.

Honestly, it’s not even about the lost money—it’s about the respect I have for this business. Every night, I sleep with my computer and phone alerts on full volume, hoping to catch emails as they come in. I strive to respond politely and respectfully to all customers, no matter the situation. I put maximum effort into packaging and shipping orders as quickly and efficiently as possible. All I expect in return is to conduct business with mutual respect!
Just a tip… you seem to not know what OPSEC is… you shouldn’t be taking cash app or Zelle … only two ways… using fake name etc would include using stolen SSN… or using people you know… if and when they get caught… will lead back to you and customers … sleeping with computer and phone with alerts??? Shouldn’t even be using your phone for your operation… leaving computer open while you sleep?? Even if you were using vm or tails… that’s not proper opsec and breaks all the rules… should really re think your operation opsec wise… I would never order form someone operating like this…
 
Just a tip… you seem to not know what OPSEC is… you shouldn’t be taking cash app or Zelle … only two ways… using fake name etc would include using stolen SSN… or using people you know… if and when they get caught… will lead back to you and customers … sleeping with computer and phone with alerts??? Shouldn’t even be using your phone for your operation… leaving computer open while you sleep?? Even if you were using vm or tails… that’s not proper opsec and breaks all the rules… should really re think your operation opsec wise… I would never order form someone operating like this…
Thank you for reinforcing these basics.
 
Just a tip… you seem to not know what OPSEC is… you shouldn’t be taking cash app or Zelle … only two ways… using fake name etc would include using stolen SSN… or using people you know… if and when they get caught… will lead back to you and customers … sleeping with computer and phone with alerts??? Shouldn’t even be using your phone for your operation… leaving computer open while you sleep?? Even if you were using vm or tails… that’s not proper opsec and breaks all the rules… should really re think your operation opsec wise… I would never order form someone operating like this…
Sir, I know exactly what that means. For Cash App and Zelle, I only use a company that specializes in this. And I don’t live in the United States, everything is so controlled here that you can place an order with peace of mind.

And customer emails are never kept, they are always cleared!

Also, there’s no need for your computer and phone to be on, notification sounds can come even when sessions are closed… of course, as long as you’re not using Windows or other simple interfaces :)

But still, thank you for keeping us informed sir
 
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Placed an order based on some of the feedback I saw here. Only needed a few things so had to add more to make the minimum.

Correspondence has been excellent so far and he also promised to take care of me for making my first order. Will update when I receive my order.
 
Buddy, I know exactly what that means. For Cash App and Zelle, I only use a company that specializes in this. And I don’t live in the United States, everything is so controlled here that you can place an order with peace of mind.
lol bruv your opsec speaks for itself… I’m sure dark net vendors just haven’t discovered the magical company you work with… but be my guest…
 
lol bruv your opsec speaks for itself… I’m sure dark net vendors just haven’t discovered the magical company you work with… but be my guest…
I never boast sir, but everything is under control. I think about these things 100 times a day.. I’ve been in this business for a long time..

I truly thank you again with all my sincerity for speaking for my well-being
 
I never boast sir, but everything is under control. I think about these things 100 times a day.. I’ve been in this business for a long time..

I truly thank you again with all my sincerity for speaking for my well-being
I’m not speaking for your well being… you clearly don’t know how to operate… sure like all the other AAS sources that claim pharma… been doing this for years… sell to pros… I’m stating what I know…I’m educating the community so they make educated purchases…
 
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