Phentermine Scam, Beware

[dmant]

I went through a site on line called Primerxmall.com. It posts as World Pharmacy if you use a credit card. It then lists telemedsbilling.com to contact for help or support. After numerous e-mails and inquiries, I realized I wasn't going to get either!

I received Phentermine, but instead of coming from ********, it came from the US in only a couple of days. The product looked suspicious to me. The color was off, the blue specks looked wrong. I shouldn't have taken one, but did. (This was my first order on line and I had not found this site yet.) I was sick for two days.

I tried tracking down the site through Whois Lookup and sent a letter only to be told they had nothing to do with the Primerxmall site. Hmmmm. Anyway, it's a lesson to be learned, the hard way. I'm just thankful that I am still breathing and I didn't have to head to the ER as I thought I would.

It's best to do legwork on this site, THEN place your orders!

[jholden40]

@dmant
There you go! I hope you have better luck in the future

[dmant]

@jholden
I learned a hard lesson, but someone in an earlier post mentioned that you have to do your legwork. You can't just sit back and expect everything to drop into your lap. I found that includes so much more. Learning at my age, ouch. Better late than never...Loved the naughty Elmo!

[Kexessa]

It seems they are a go-between?

I understand that primerxmall.com is not a pharmacy, but an online escrow service that contracts with reputable, fully-licensed pharmacies that dispense medications to customers placing orders through its online escrow service system, and that acts as a medication broker between myself (the buyer) and the licensed pharmacy (the seller).

The Customer agrees that use of the service is entirely at his or her own risk. Services are provided 'as-is'. Specifically, we disclaim any and all warranties, concerning the availability, accuracy or content of information, products or services.

Emphasis added. They are practically telling you, if it's bunk, too bad!

[dmant]

@Kexessa
Yes, you are absolutely right. It is an escrow service. I have tried five times to contact them and let them know that whomever they set me up with sent faux pills. I tried to contact the pharm in Oklahoma City to no avail as well. I learned a huge lesson -- research and read this site! I've never lost money like that before, except in Las Vegas! At least in Las Vegas I had a better time doing it!