Newcomer, Possibly Scammed: My Intro

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hi! I was really eager to dig into this market! I looked into things and used a site that was recommended to check the peptides, look at testing reviews, and so on. I came across a company with 12 products that had been tested, and the results looked great. I went ahead and bought the Moon Pay (???), and it got sent to a wallet — I have no idea whose wallet or where it ended up. I tried contacting the supplier on WhatsApp, but I haven’t gotten a reply. On this site, I’ve come across some pretty negative feedback about that company. So, safe to say, my excitement about the grey market is gone
 
Hate that this happened to you.. but honestly, scammers are everywhere (discords, TGs groups, whatsapps), and they're all trying to take your money. I've come across so many bogus groups, bogus sellers, bogus product listings.. Every single time you need to watch your back, and verify things 2 or even 3 times over.
 
That’s rough. I’ve been running Reta plus a couple other peps for a few months myself. I’m keen to keep this journey going but wary at the same time. Any pointers on how all this works would be appreciated!
 
Kkmmcc1883 said:

hi! I was really eager to dig into this market! I looked into things and used a site that was recommended to check the peptides, look at testing reviews, and so on. I came across a company with 12 products that had been tested, and the results looked great. I went ahead and bought the Moon Pay (???), and it got sent to a wallet — I have no idea whose wallet or where it ended up. I tried contacting the supplier on WhatsApp, but I haven’t gotten a reply. On this site, I’ve come across some pretty negative feedback about that company. So, safe to say, my excitement about the grey market is gone
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What's up? When I bought from a "serious" grey market seller, the responses came fast and payment was confirmed right away. That said, I did my homework on this forum before settling on a vendor. If you take the same approach, chances are you'll have better fortune going forward
 
With so many fraudsters around, getting ripped off is a real risk. And when you do locate what you're after, make testing a priority — filtering it all is something I strongly suggest for your own safety.
 
The first time around, I lost close to $700 to a scam... and the moon pay situation was just like that. I keep thinking it might have been the same people behind it.
 
Sorry to hear that boss,

Before i even set up an account, i think my first 2 weeks or so were spent just checking out vendor reviews & test results. A good number of tests & Reviews can be found for the same companies, and most of them also have US Warehouses.

Get into a few of there discords and you'll find info in them too, not every single one only takes crypto, for some there are plenty of other payment methods available.
 
The most important step: look into whoever you're buying from, and always reach out to them first before any money goes out. Getting ripped off isn't a matter of if—it's a matter of when. That's just how the grey market works. If you dig around and check out some feedback, you can still find solid vendors.
 
I recall that I entered a vendor’s Discord or Telegram group from this community via an invite link, and right away a message came in saying something like hi, I’m here to help, just tell me what you need. Had I not been more cautious, I would have purchased from that individual; the outreach happened the moment I joined, and I would have taken it as normal “good business” to greet newcomers.

Someone also added me as a friend using Ham from jeep’s name and the same photo, chatting about lifting and this and that. I might have believed it was actually him, as if I were so fascinating (!?), despite never having interacted with “ham” at all.

What you need to do is initiate contact yourself after looking around here. If I haven’t seen a list lately, or I’m not after a glp1, I simply email and request their lists, in case there’s more they can offer.
 
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