Scammers in MESO-RX

[Ghoul]

@KoreanGuy

 

[bigboy420]

Guys its dumbgear....
He is a joke
IGNORE THREAD

 

[UncleBuns]

Look through this guy's post and comment history. It's important to investigate claims of scamming for the sake of the community, but we have to take into account who is posting the claim. Based on this member's posting history, I am fully ignoring this claim.

 

[iris]

@KoreanGuy

He is busy begging for forgiveness at Turkish Pharmacy

 

[RekTest]

Please read the data contained in post #7 with the utmost attention
@RekTest and provide factual confirmation of said 4th week shrinkage, if applicable.

Kind regards.

The CEO

Dear CEO,

After a thorough investigation of post #7, I’m pleased to report that my testicles remain as steadfast as ever, so much so that I think they’ve signed a long-term lease on their current size! It seems they missed the memo about the 4th-week shrinkage trend, let me double check…. Yep they missed it. Not applicable here, I cannot comment on confirmation.

If they do decide to participate anytime in the future, I’ll be sure to send you an urgent memo, complete with before and after photos

Kind regards,

The Great Duke of Testicle Stability

 

[TurboJet]

 

[bornSkinny]

I’ve purchased gear from several vendors over the years, and although I probably deserved to be scammed for choosing them so poorly, I never have been. Not once. Even when transactions have gone wrong, vendors always made it right.

Vials of test and basic oils are very cheap to produce. The cost is based on the risk associated with distributing them. That risk applies to counterfeit goods presented as real PED’s as well.

I’m not saying there’s no scammers, but usually when it happens there’s a way it happens. A source goes bad and makes an exit move. They don’t send dipshits vials of olive oil.

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

I’ve purchased gear from several vendors over the years, and although I probably deserved to be scammed for choosing them so poorly, I never have been. Not once. Even when transactions have gone wrong, vendors always made it right.

Vials of test and basic oils are very cheap to produce. The cost is based on the risk associated with distributing them. That risk applies to counterfeit goods presented as real PED’s as well.

I’m not saying there’s no scammers, but usually when it happens there’s a way it happens. A source goes bad and makes an exit move. They don’t send dipshits vials of olive oil.

I have yet to have a true scam.

Even @Pharmacom Support fixed my order 1+ years after.

 

[Whopperflopper]

Didn't Dad just say dont feed these guys....

I can tolerate funny, sometimes.

He is not.

 

[PaintDrinker]

Change name to DumbGear