Has anyone noticed how a lab pops up, gets great feedback, then within a few months, you're bound to find people bitching about it? It seems that no one stays straight up for long.
I'm not sure if it's intentional scamming, or just bad business but it always seems to be the case.
This makes me glad I don't go though this anymore.
In the meantime, if you think your source is cool, realize a few things.
#1; A SECURE EMAIL MEANS NOTHING! ANYTHING can be extracted from a hardrive. Even if it's been deleted, it can be recovered. So if you think the Feds are going to go out of their way to bust into someone's operation and suddenly stop because an email address isn't readily assessable on their computer, you're delusional.
#2; Both domestic and international have their risks. International are less likely to have any intervention from local authorities. You do run the risk of getting your stuff confiscated but small amounts are usually ignored. (Well, they keep it. That's the breaks. Let it go). SO DON'T BE GREEDY! Don't try and save money on shipping by ordering BIG orders. And don't go for the "reduced rate" or "bonus vials" by buying so much it makes it look like you might be selling. It isn't worth the risk.
Domestic also has risks because they are within the reach of local authorities, though mailing is more reliable.
#3: Private sources are the smartest bet but they're also anonymous. Some start out good, then sell bunk, take the money and no one can find them.
#4: Soucechecks is a great way to get first hand information of who's out there, but anyone can turn on a dime. You also never know who's giving the information. And it cracks me up when people want to be "safe" with whom they speak -- like a Fed agent can't register, go on the board for a month, rack up posts and be a "good bro."
Maybe I'm being a little paranoid. On the flip side, I think people get a little too spooked when making small personal orders. The gov isn't worried about you taking a few d-bol. It's the guy pulling in an extra 100K without paying taxes that they want to nail to the wall.
At any rate, you can never be too careful. And from what I understand it looks like more and more sources are folding fast and can't be relied on. Stay smart brothers.
Where's Mon Cherie when you need her?
I'm not sure if it's intentional scamming, or just bad business but it always seems to be the case.
This makes me glad I don't go though this anymore.
In the meantime, if you think your source is cool, realize a few things.
#1; A SECURE EMAIL MEANS NOTHING! ANYTHING can be extracted from a hardrive. Even if it's been deleted, it can be recovered. So if you think the Feds are going to go out of their way to bust into someone's operation and suddenly stop because an email address isn't readily assessable on their computer, you're delusional.
#2; Both domestic and international have their risks. International are less likely to have any intervention from local authorities. You do run the risk of getting your stuff confiscated but small amounts are usually ignored. (Well, they keep it. That's the breaks. Let it go). SO DON'T BE GREEDY! Don't try and save money on shipping by ordering BIG orders. And don't go for the "reduced rate" or "bonus vials" by buying so much it makes it look like you might be selling. It isn't worth the risk.
Domestic also has risks because they are within the reach of local authorities, though mailing is more reliable.
#3: Private sources are the smartest bet but they're also anonymous. Some start out good, then sell bunk, take the money and no one can find them.
#4: Soucechecks is a great way to get first hand information of who's out there, but anyone can turn on a dime. You also never know who's giving the information. And it cracks me up when people want to be "safe" with whom they speak -- like a Fed agent can't register, go on the board for a month, rack up posts and be a "good bro."
Maybe I'm being a little paranoid. On the flip side, I think people get a little too spooked when making small personal orders. The gov isn't worried about you taking a few d-bol. It's the guy pulling in an extra 100K without paying taxes that they want to nail to the wall.
At any rate, you can never be too careful. And from what I understand it looks like more and more sources are folding fast and can't be relied on. Stay smart brothers.
Where's Mon Cherie when you need her?