My original post outlining what I was planning on buying: PurplePandaLabs Raw source
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Well my order with purplepandslabs ended up in me being scammed out of $900 - it's always a risk buying random shit over the internet so be warned. Below is the story:
During the 30% discount panda5 code last week I decided to put in my first order with PPL (i've ordered from other sources before without issue).
The plan was to get a bunch of raws for my future cycles, have them tested and claim store credit and then order HGH in a few months and get that tested, end result being a bunch of gear that's tested - great.
I went onto their purplepandalabs website, made an account, added my raws to the basket, added my discount code and then placed the order.
For those that have ordered via their website you'll know that it directs you to a page on the PPL website containing the BTC address and price in BTC as well as mentioning you have 2 hours to make the payment.
The BTC price was 0.02284566 BTC to be sent to [redacted] within 2 hours.
Bitcoin Address | Wallet Lookup - Blockonomics
You can see my transfer (~$900) that is sent to the address along with a bunch of others within a few day period for a total of ~$5,800. I wonder if the other deposits are more PPL scamming victims - maybe people from this forum will post in a few weeks time when they wonder why their order hasn't turned up.
This is my PPL order confirmation email from [email address redacted]
The link in the PPL order confirmation email leads to:
[url redacted]
That is different to the one that PPL website forwarded me to (in the first screenshot):
[url redacted]
No idea if that matters or not.
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Anyway, after placing the order and paying, within minutes I receive an email from [email address redacted] that said:
I didn't think much of the email - 3 days later there hasn't been any update with my order so I sent an email to Melody on the main PPL email asking:
She replies:
I mention the email confirmation I received from the dodgy protonmail account, she asked which email address it was from, she then said that protonmail email is not their email address. She has ignored any further emails I have sent her since then. Check screenshots for the full email text.
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So after no replies or help from Melody I contact PPL rep ollie that is on these forums via his protonmail - He asks a few questions and then begins to gaslight and call me a scammer as well as claiming that I sent an email to Melody earlier than I did.
Firstly, incorrect.
Secondly, why would it matter what date I sent an email?
Thirdly he sent a screenshot of his protonmail inbox proving that the dates are as I said.
Anyway, here are the emails from ollie (i've ctrl+- to make the text smaller to fit more into the screenshots):
And finally the screenshot that ollie sent that proves the dates that I said, and him trying to gaslight.
Speaking with PPL owner soflakidinchina on wickr he claims it's impossible for his website to be breached or have someone intercepting orders/btc addresses whether they are employees or randoms. Again, gaslighting and claiming that I have edited screenshots.
Screenshots will be attached in the next post as there's a 25 limit per post.
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Well my order with purplepandslabs ended up in me being scammed out of $900 - it's always a risk buying random shit over the internet so be warned. Below is the story:
During the 30% discount panda5 code last week I decided to put in my first order with PPL (i've ordered from other sources before without issue).
The plan was to get a bunch of raws for my future cycles, have them tested and claim store credit and then order HGH in a few months and get that tested, end result being a bunch of gear that's tested - great.
I went onto their purplepandalabs website, made an account, added my raws to the basket, added my discount code and then placed the order.
For those that have ordered via their website you'll know that it directs you to a page on the PPL website containing the BTC address and price in BTC as well as mentioning you have 2 hours to make the payment.
The BTC price was 0.02284566 BTC to be sent to [redacted] within 2 hours.
Bitcoin Address | Wallet Lookup - Blockonomics
You can see my transfer (~$900) that is sent to the address along with a bunch of others within a few day period for a total of ~$5,800. I wonder if the other deposits are more PPL scamming victims - maybe people from this forum will post in a few weeks time when they wonder why their order hasn't turned up.
This is my PPL order confirmation email from [email address redacted]
The link in the PPL order confirmation email leads to:
[url redacted]
That is different to the one that PPL website forwarded me to (in the first screenshot):
[url redacted]
No idea if that matters or not.
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Anyway, after placing the order and paying, within minutes I receive an email from [email address redacted] that said:
I didn't think much of the email - 3 days later there hasn't been any update with my order so I sent an email to Melody on the main PPL email asking:
She replies:
I mention the email confirmation I received from the dodgy protonmail account, she asked which email address it was from, she then said that protonmail email is not their email address. She has ignored any further emails I have sent her since then. Check screenshots for the full email text.
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So after no replies or help from Melody I contact PPL rep ollie that is on these forums via his protonmail - He asks a few questions and then begins to gaslight and call me a scammer as well as claiming that I sent an email to Melody earlier than I did.
Firstly, incorrect.
Secondly, why would it matter what date I sent an email?
Thirdly he sent a screenshot of his protonmail inbox proving that the dates are as I said.
Anyway, here are the emails from ollie (i've ctrl+- to make the text smaller to fit more into the screenshots):
And finally the screenshot that ollie sent that proves the dates that I said, and him trying to gaslight.
Speaking with PPL owner soflakidinchina on wickr he claims it's impossible for his website to be breached or have someone intercepting orders/btc addresses whether they are employees or randoms. Again, gaslighting and claiming that I have edited screenshots.
Screenshots will be attached in the next post as there's a 25 limit per post.
