no dumbass. it's because he literally scammed a meso vet and said he tested products when the samples got bounced at customs and returned to the member. not because people "don't get it." he literally scammed someone and acts like it's a joke when people bring it up. childish af. and who knows how many times he has done the same thing to other people
You realize when you start with a comment like “no dumbass” the remainder of your commentary, regardless of validity or accuracy gets thrown out with the bathwater for 90% of those that read it… right?
If what you want is to be heard and have people recognize your arguement, that isn’t the way. It only continues to castrate your credibility. (Particularly if the other party isn’t attacking irrationally)
Quite frankly, you could be 100% accurate and it is a complete scam. Perhaps the vet who claimed his samples were seized by customs was dishonest. I don’t pretend to know. You don’t actually know, unless it personally happened to you. It’s all hearsay.
What I do know, is that the truth generally lay somewhere between polarities. Hence my commentary above. My post was intended as a reminder that not everything is black or white.
When looking at blunders or mistakes and giving credibility to those that say he responded poorly. (I have never known a source or lab that didn’t make mistakes or screw up the PR end at some point along the way.)
Jano may have indeed responded poorly to such an error. Again, we are human and we do that. (Not saying you did either Jano…. Simply for premise I’m accepting the arguement that you did)
In my mind, as I work through the simplest possibilities… (Without expensive multiple lab testing and trying to pair up batches to check credibility).. I keep coming back to blind testing.
Yes, there are ways to identify product outside his methods. Yes he could be simply making up numbers. That said, after seeing a significant number of blind tests on ranges of products, the number of relatively reputable UG labs (in my estimation) that continue to utilize his services, the fact that he hasn’t changed names in years, and the available options as a whole…
I don’t see the motivation. The motive simply isn’t there, nor is the reward for scamming. Quite the opposite. Scamming is generally short lived. He stands to make much more, by providing a legitimate service, and would likely have been drummed out otherwise.