How do these boards get away with...

[Juice Authority]

Allowing open source posting in their forums? Some of these boards allow sources to post their entire price list with contact information in their "classified section". I would think that would put the board owner and moderators of that site in jeopardy. It would be rather difficult to say you didn't know what was going on right under your nose.

 

[THEEGAME2544]

I agree JA, but they just do. It's very dangerous, and very stupid! They just don't realize the consequences that could come from doing so.

 

[Juice Authority]

Yep, when it's out in the open like that they're just asking for trouble.

 

[Moderate_THIS]

I think any agent with half a brain will find the sources regardless. Finding an email address at cyber-rights doesn't do the feds any good, unless the source is a complete buffoon. Hell, they all should open post, and save us from those autoresponses.

 

[genarr4]

I guess their logic would be the steroids were only intended for sale where they were legal, it would be up to the individual buyer to make sure they weren't breaking the law in whatever country they were in.
Of course this would probably play out much differently in a courtroom.
I only know of one board were this is done, only slightly hidden. I don't know how many in law enforcement are prowling the internet for steroid conspiracy cases. I would guess not many. You would have to be really "in your face" for someone to take an interest.

 

[The Terminator]

Well alot of open sources are located internationally in countries where AS is legal to purchase otc (though probably not to ship to a non legal country lol...). The int'l source is not the one running the huge risk then, its the American consumer that is...

 

[Canuck4]

Thats clearly retarded IMO.
People are just dieing to get popped.
Also their customers are at risk.

 

[Juice Authority]

I guess their logic would be the steroids were only intended for sale where they were legal, it would be up to the individual buyer to make sure they weren't breaking the law in whatever country they were in.
Of course this would probably play out much differently in a courtroom.
I only know of one board were this is done, only slightly hidden. I don't know how many in law enforcement are prowling the internet for steroid conspiracy cases. I would guess not many. You would have to be really "in your face" for someone to take an interest.

I think that would also depend on what country the site is hosted in. Most of the sources I've seen posting their lists in these forums indicate that they are US domestic.