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creationisdeath
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- Oct 20, 2018
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Yes, and that has literally always been the risk if such a transaction; it can go missing, it can be intercepted, whatever. It's always a gamble that might not pay off, and it's a gamble often made by desperate people. The fact that $500 dollars is a lot of money is not as crucial a point here as you're making it out to be. It's always, always a gamble, and everything is stacked in favour of the vendor, but A does have a track record of delivering N; as always, some people get it, some sadly don't.
Suggesting it's wise to hold off on ordering given the above experiences is absolutely fair enough, but outing A as a scammer at this early stage is premature; the "A is a Scam, Actually" talk did the rounds last summer too, and people went on to get their N from him.
My experience with him proves he is a liar at the very least.
The $ amount is absolutely a crucial point. Lost 5$? Doesn't matter. You can try again and not be homeless/starve.
Most aggravating is that the people defending him often don't even intend to buy N themselves.
Packages are rarely intercepted. As in: one in hundreds. Maybe. Probably even less likely. Ask some crypto people if you don't believe me.
You can buy (and ship) hard illegal stuff easily. Unfortunately N is simply not something your usual drug dealer has in stock. Heroin? Easy. All sorts of ecstasy type pills? Easy.
That only leaves selective scamming. Blamed on the extremely mentally challenging task of keeping track of orders:
Code:
My Million Dollar Death Journal
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| address | amount | tracking number |
|---------------------------------------------|--------|-----------------|
| Simon Suicidal Stairway To Heaven 1 U.S.A. | 2 | 556689397039921 |
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that is always being cited as a legitimate reason for never shipped orders.
As a vet.
"Accidentally euthanized the wrong dog, please pay anyway and come again with your next pet!"