You don't know whether the drugs are going to kill you. Obviously, you are still alive. Or did you order them
and have them tested? When you order meds online you don't have to worry about the quality of the meds, you have to worry about them selling your visa card information. I know this from experience. Do not order if you are solicited, only order from online sources you find with a search. Or just go to your doctor.
That's cool. Good advice so everything online you find in a search is alright. Your retarded don't say anything anymore because you are one of the stupidest people ever
Very very very true.... Just because you searched for it on the internet doesn't mean its anywhere near legit. Just because you found it on Ebay doesn't even make it legit either.... and don't even get me started on Craigslist. If you really need to order somewhat questionable things off the internet, there are a few popular and legit forums on the internet where people discuss their experiences buying "medications" and other things from different sites online. There is still some B.S. on those forums but anyone with half a brain can filter it out.
Follow some basic rules...
1. If it's illegal or you're pretty sure it's illegal (like ordering oxycontin, dilaudid, adderall, or any schedule 2 drugs without a prescription. Trying to find a local prostitute of questionable age to meet at the motel 6) it's probably a scam or a DEA sting.
2. For those that don't know, it actually is perfectly legal to sell certain drugs online with a prescription from an online doctor's consultation (generally all from the same site). There is a huge list of unscheduled "prescription only" drugs that can legally be sold online and shipped to most states. Viagra and Cialis are a perfect example and both are popular online because of the embarrassment of going to a real doctor. There is a grey area with some schedule 5 (like codeine cough syrup) and schedule 4 drugs (like Xanax and Ambien), but the correct legal process for ordering online is harder than just going to a doctor.
2. If you know it's illegal and want to order anyway, remember you can't call the cops to tell them how you were ordering something illegal off the internet and want your money back. Well...I guess you can call the cops... but if you're that stupid you probably shouldn't use a computer or reproduce.
3. If you still insist on ordering your questionable medication or product, find a place that will ship COD. OR buy one of those anonymous prepaid Visa gift cards in set amounts ($25, $50, $100) and use that so they can't rack up any charges over the set prepaid amount.
4. As for drugs you can order online without a prescription that will probably be real... The unscheduled prescription only pain med "Tramadol" (Ultram) and the muscle relaxer "Carisoprodol" (Soma) are the "hardest" drugs you will find that will most likely be the real thing. For someone without insurance it's actually cheaper compared to a local pharmacy BUT only when you factor in what it would have cost you to see a doctor in order to get the prescription. They are both still legal to order online in most states. Most legit sites will tell you they refuse to ship to that handful of states and they will offer to ship COD. I've order generic Tramadol and Soma online from a few different place and the medication that arrived was identical to the same generic medication from CVS, Rite Aid, and Walgreens.
5. There are legal ways to order most scheduled and unscheduled drugs online with a LEGIT prescription from your REAL doctor. For people without insurance (like me) there are some real expensive name brand drugs that don't have generic equivalents because their patent hasn't expired yet. You can find a lot of these drugs cheaper online. Even some scheduled drugs can be ordered online with a valid prescription. Just don't try to scam the process by making your own prescription.... They will definitely be verifying everything before they send you your meds.
6. Watch out what country you're actually ordering from. There are still a lot of countries that don't have ANY laws covering electronic, telephone, internet, and computer based frauds.
7. Everything on the internet that seems too good to be true, is ALWAYS too good to be true. You will get scammed at some point in your order. Be it the product itself, hidden fees, never getting your product, or your credit card information being sent to Nigeria and maxed out within 60 seconds.
When you order drugs online, they can be shipped from anywhere in the world to a distributer, you have no idea if they are of value or deadly. I ordered sometime ago, two seperate orders,believed to be from Canada, one was made in India and the other in China, a few days later my credit card number was used in Africa, for several different online dating sights. It's not wise to order drugs online unless its a well established drug store like CVS or Save-On ect.ect.. I have been getting calls from 213-725-5285 several times a day, it has gotten so bad with all these callers I had to install a phone blocker, these days changing phone numbers may not even work.
I get called almost daily from this number, usually in the evening, central time. I finally put the number on "reject" on my cell phone; so we'll see what happens.