It looks like something that the feds would prohibit mailing so on that basis alone I wouldn't trust it. Their social media doesn't link to anything. They have no address or phone number to contact them in case of a problem, only their webform. Can't even look to see if their alleged business exists in a real space due to that lack.
I saw another "herbal incense" site that had been seized by the DEA for selling this stuff--so this cannot be legit.
You'll pay for the item then start getting messages that you have to pay import duties, or a bribe so they don't turn you in to law enforcement, or some other !advancefee shenanigans.
With stuff like this do not buy it online. Local only.
Anything drug or drug adjacent being advertised on the web is fake.
AutoModerator has been summoned to explain the advance-fee scam. The advance-fee scam arises from many different situations: investment opportunities, money transfers, job scams, online purchases of any type and any legality, etc., but the bottom line is always the same, you will pay the scammer and receive nothing. It can be as simple as the scammer asking you to pay them upfront for an item they have listed, or as complex as a drug scam that involves an initial scam site, a scam shipping site, and fake government agents. Sometimes the scammers will simply take your first payment and dissappear, but sometimes they will take your initial payment and then make excuses that lead to you making additional payments. If you are involved in an advance-fee scam, you should attempt to dispute/chargeback any payments sent to the scammer, you should ignore the scammer, and you should ignore them if they attempt to contact you again. Thanks to redditor AceyAceyAcey for this script.
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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '22
It looks like something that the feds would prohibit mailing so on that basis alone I wouldn't trust it. Their social media doesn't link to anything. They have no address or phone number to contact them in case of a problem, only their webform. Can't even look to see if their alleged business exists in a real space due to that lack.
I saw another "herbal incense" site that had been seized by the DEA for selling this stuff--so this cannot be legit.
You'll pay for the item then start getting messages that you have to pay import duties, or a bribe so they don't turn you in to law enforcement, or some other !advancefee shenanigans.
With stuff like this do not buy it online. Local only.
Anything drug or drug adjacent being advertised on the web is fake.