new site Hulkbody.co

[biglumber69]

I got an email saying it is a new site. I think it is a scam. I have never used any hulk products. I don't even know how they got my email. Has anyone else got these email.

 

[CdnGuy]

I wouldn't touch em either way bro...if you search them, there's a post of hulkbody sending gear to customer with their real name and addy inside the box LOL CLOWN SHOW!

 

[biglumber69]

I have never used them or planned on using them. I just can't figure out how I got the email

 

[CdnGuy]

Call Geek Squad then

 

[jabo]

I got an email to but I used them back in the day when I didn't know any better

 

[sscales]

I got an email saying it is a new site. I think it is a scam. I have never used any hulk products. I don't even know how they got my email. Has anyone else got these email.

The real hulkbody site was hijacked and they have his email list and a fake site. Did you ever sign up on the real hulkbody site?

 

[TheGuy85]

The real hulkbody site was hijacked and they have his email list and a fake site. Did you ever sign up on the real hulkbody site?

The same incident happened before, the owner ended up giving gear away to some of the people who got scammed. I think the site gets DDoS attacked and the scammer will put up a site with a different domain name extension. The question is how is someone getting the e-mail list from the source. A person who never used the source and I assume never registered on the hulkbody site getting an e-mail makes me think that scammers may be getting e-mail addresses from eroids (assuming OP registered on eroids).

 

[biglumber69]

I never signed up to hulkbody but did have an account on periods along time ago. Now I only use meso

 

[stan24]

Too many stories about terrible pip and dirty gear to even consider using him.

 

[TheGuy85]

I never signed up to hulkbody but did have an account on periods along time ago. Now I only use meso

So you're saying you never registered on the hulkbody website but you did register on eroids? Because if that is true, they may be accessing e-mail addresses from eroids to try scamming users.

 

[biglumber69]

I was just putting it out there that i got an email which I thinks is a scam and wanted to warn people.

 

[Fouts]

I was just putting it out there that i got an email which I thinks is a scam and wanted to warn people.

I got the email as well but I have used them in the past and the link takes u to a site that looks exactly
like the one I used, but I would never use them again this was about 2 years ago maybe more. Got horrible PIP from the test e and gains were consistent with more of a TRT dose even though I was running 600mg a week. Shit gear!

But that does seem odd that you got the email without ever ordering? Have you ever maybe created an account and thought about ordering? i haven't logged into eroids in forever so no telling.

I stick around here and learn instead of wasting my time with fake reviews.

 

[Fouts]

So you're saying you never registered on the hulkbody website but you did register on eroids? Because if that is true, they may be accessing e-mail addresses from eroids to try scamming users.

That's a little unsettling. I hope that's not the case.

 

[TheGuy85]

I was just putting it out there that i got an email which I thinks is a scam and wanted to warn people.

For clarity sake...

1.) Have you ever registered on the Hulkbody website?

2.) Have you ever registered on the Eroids website?

*By registering I mean did you create an account that asked for an e-mail address*

 

[biglumber69]

For clarity sake...

1.) Have you ever registered on the Hulkbody website?

2.) Have you ever registered on the Eroids website?

*By registering I mean did you create an account that asked for an e-mail address*

I have NEVER registered for any hulk websites ever. I did at one time sign up for eriods,but never used it. I hope you can understand this. I was just wondering if anyone else got an email and try to figure out how they got my email. I am not trying to be smart

 

[BeastModeSparty]

I have NEVER registered for any hulk websites ever. I did at one time sign up for eriods,but never used it. I hope you can understand this. I was just wondering if anyone else got an email and try to figure out how they got my email. I am not trying to be smart

Obviously you are not smart. He was wondering because if you never signed up at hulk and only at eroids then the scam must be coming fromeroids having your info..

 

[biglumber69]

Obviously you are not smart. He was wondering because if you never signed up at hulk and only at eroids then the scam must be coming fromeroids having your info..

Thanks. I forgot I had an eroids account because I never used it.that is why I posted the thread so I could get help and figure it out. Which this thread has helped me out. I love how some people just want to bash another to try and get a "liked" post. S I will do you a favor and like it for you. Man I am not smart. There is another dumb thing I did

 

[TheGuy85]

Thanks. I forgot I had an eroids account because I never used it.that is why I posted the thread so I could get help and figure it out. Which this thread has helped me out. I love how some people just want to bash another to try and get a "liked" post. S I will do you a favor and like it for you. Man I am not smart. There is another dumb thing I did

I was just trying to get clarity, I figured you had signed up for eroids and not hulkbody and I just wanted to be sure. It leads me to believe that scammers are more than likely (well almost definitely) using eroids as a way to get e-mail addresses so that they can try scamming people. Scammers collecting e-mail addresses like this is disturbing and people need to definitely avoid eroids. We already know the horrors of eroids, but this is a security issue where people may inadvertently give personal info to unknown people. People who use hulkbody as a source may end up turning over compromising information, not only could they get scammed, but they could end up disclosing their personal information when they try logging into the scam site. The scammer would then have their log in information and would be able to sign into their account on the real hulkbody site and be able to view the persons prior transactions as well as their personal information (information that is stored on the real site). And all this could transpire because eroids is providing e-mail addresses to scammers.

 

[biglumber69]

I agree

 

[DestinedForGreatness]

Oh shit everybody delete their eroid accounts now!

Oh wait, I would never have an account there...