BamaCrazy
Banned
Well, that also. But I love Primo so I get to cherry pick the definition. HahaI always thought a primo was a joint with a few specs of crack sprinkled in it??
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic
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Qualityfirst
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There are US based companies that will test peptides. Now for AAS that’s a different stoey
CharlesV
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this may or may not be relevant, but this is a message from a popular clone / rep watch maker based in China.
i call bullshit btw.
i call bullshit btw.
AlexDavis43
Member
Agree
Thequadfather
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It is bullshit. This is from Reddit and the OP didn’t even back up the claim or say who the dealer was. He was debunked quickly and the thread removed.
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Anonymous member 154437
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English looked way too good too
Ghoul
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Don't listen to the know nothing clowns who insist nothing will change.
They think customs hasn't changed since 1960 and inspects packages by watching a screen as packs go by on a conveyor belt through an x-ray machine.
It's the additional data required through the normal customs import process, the strict enforcement of the accuracy of that data via brutal penalties imposed on the shipping companies that will make the crackdown very effective.
All this data is transmitted to CBP before departure from China.
"Trusted shippers", large established retailers, will face few inspections, while unknown, new shippers will be heavily scrutinized. It's unlikely any trusted retailer would knowingly risk their ability to ship and sell in the US by allowing gear to be mixed in with their goods.
Logistics companies in China that handle all these packs are being forced to employ "know your customer" identity verification rules to ensure they know who's responsible if contraband is found. The companies face the potential of extended bans after repeated violations, costing them millions of dollars a day.
A trial run of this type of brutal enforcement for failing to ensure accurate data was inflicted on 6 of them last year as an example to all of what to expect once de minimus ended. The suspensions were terminated early, but the losses were still in the tens of millions of dollars,
US Customs tightens enforcement on low-value e-commerce trade
U.S. trade regulators and lawmakers are trying to even the playing field for U.S. companies and close a security gap by cracking down on e-commerce importers taking advantage of a trade loophole.
www.freightwaves.com
If you think the AAS business has enough juice to get packages of gear into the containers of these companies who have so much to lose you're kidding yourself.
They'll find another way, through some 3rd party country perhaps, but that remains to be seen, and I'm not sure any country will be very happy finding out they've put themselves in the crosshairs for facilitating the transport of small bags of powder to the US on behalf of China.
Any loophole that allows AAS to be slipped into the US would be used for the far more profitable synthetic opioid precursors as well, and quickly become a target.
Whatever happens next month, the days of easy, near guaranteed successful direct shipments of cheap gear from China to your front door are coming to an end.
CharlesV
Member
i was not aware of all that. i probably would have spared everyone if I knew it was quickly debunked and removed.
there are a lot of reasons to pick at, but the idea of the new manpower it would take to enforce the shit he mentioned is laughable.
Dirthand
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I have had 2 seizure letters in the last 6-8 months 1 from pct24x7 and the other raw powder from qsc.
So naturally when I got a phone call from a Customs order patrol agent 2 days ago about a packge getting intercepted in my name containing pills and powder It was very real..The agent gave me a badge # and case #. She started asking me questions as I was very careful to the answers I gave as I have deal with the criminal justice system more than I care to disclose.
She preceded to e plain to.me that this package had a fake Drivers license and SSC inside the package with my name on it which led them to a raid in the address at where they found multiple documents pertaining to bank accounts of which were in my name and used to make wire transfers to mexico and columbia.
At this point I became very suspicious but played along.. long story short they said the us Marshall's would be in contact with me about the matter to clear my name.. They named off about 4 banks that had accounts in my name and wanted to know if I personally had one with any of them.. they were going to freeze the accounts and wanted to spare me any inconvenience of freezing a legitimate act. Of mine..
They were pretty good I though after the fact about the series of questions they asked me trying g to gain what a normal person (someone without criminal and addictive thinking) would probly volunteer..
Everyone be careful.. law enforcement most likely would not contact you over the phone for questioning. They may call you and ask you to come in for questioning or show up at your door. One thing that concerns me the most is they knew my name and the number they called to talk to me is my burner # that is not registered in my name, I use it for what's app and stuff with sources.. This is what I found in CBP website
Anyway fuck off
Hugs DH
So naturally when I got a phone call from a Customs order patrol agent 2 days ago about a packge getting intercepted in my name containing pills and powder It was very real..The agent gave me a badge # and case #. She started asking me questions as I was very careful to the answers I gave as I have deal with the criminal justice system more than I care to disclose.
She preceded to e plain to.me that this package had a fake Drivers license and SSC inside the package with my name on it which led them to a raid in the address at where they found multiple documents pertaining to bank accounts of which were in my name and used to make wire transfers to mexico and columbia.
At this point I became very suspicious but played along.. long story short they said the us Marshall's would be in contact with me about the matter to clear my name.. They named off about 4 banks that had accounts in my name and wanted to know if I personally had one with any of them.. they were going to freeze the accounts and wanted to spare me any inconvenience of freezing a legitimate act. Of mine..
They were pretty good I though after the fact about the series of questions they asked me trying g to gain what a normal person (someone without criminal and addictive thinking) would probly volunteer..
Everyone be careful.. law enforcement most likely would not contact you over the phone for questioning. They may call you and ask you to come in for questioning or show up at your door. One thing that concerns me the most is they knew my name and the number they called to talk to me is my burner # that is not registered in my name, I use it for what's app and stuff with sources.. This is what I found in CBP website
Anyway fuck off
Hugs DH
I just don't answer phone calls from any number that's not someone I know, period. If it's something important they can leave a voicemail.
Dirthand
Member
I answer every call..
... and if it's a legal matter, they'll send a written letter or someone to collect you properly.
PiscesMoon
Member
It is a scam script.
Youtube search "scambait border patrol" for some great examples of the way it plays out.
It preys on the element of surprise, using fear and pressure to short circuit the victims reasoning & critical thinking. The notion of involving law enforcement, over accusations of financial fraud, scheduled substances etc is combined with some public (or leaked) information like name, address, phone number. To make it seem as if the situation is personal to the victim. And to give the sense of authority from the scammers.
(edit - Glad you stayed safe. These calls can be kind of heart pound-y before catching on or being informed.)
Here is a video showcasing this type of scam:
View: https://youtu.be/kx2GIFDFnDc
CharlesV
Member
anyone ever suspect Chinese sources either selling our info or it being stolen? i swear the instances of scam texts i get when i am activity stocking up & expecting packs skyrockets.
specifically, USPS phishing type scams where they’ll text a link that you owe postage? luckily it’s easy to spot, but it’s still crazy suspicious.
specifically, USPS phishing type scams where they’ll text a link that you owe postage? luckily it’s easy to spot, but it’s still crazy suspicious.
gburdell
Member
What's your number?
The way you think definitely saved you some trouble on this one.
I received a similar one years and years ago when a lot of something that wasn’t steroids was “lost”.
In my experience, the real US Marshals are never kind enough to call and give you a heads up. They love to come deliver than message in person just after 5am.
TurboJet
Member
So how do you think they got your name and number?
That's for sure a wild call to get! Did they try to get any personal information from you?
No. You sent you to court …
Dirthand
Member
Well I don't have a clue.......
That was the whole intent of the phone call...... to collect personal private information.
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Anonymous member 154437
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Got this within 15 mins of messaging ssa on WhatsApp
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