Canadian Neighbor Pharmacy

[pookel]

New poster - used to lurk on the old Drug Buyers forum though.

I recently ordered some meds from a place called Canadian Neighbor Pharmacy with a sleek-looking website and low prices. After ordering, I did some research, and discovered that according to various internet scam watchers, they're a part of the bulker.biz spam empire, which is now EvaPharmacy. I read that these people were Russian scammers who never sent meds, just took your money and ran.

I changed my credit card number and disputed the charges immediately.

Then I got my meds in the mail today. Exactly what I ordered, new in packaging, with the four-pill strip of free Viagra that they offered. (I have no need for Viagra, but I don't turn down free stuff, hello!) I ordered two different bottles of Olapatadine (steroid eyedrops for severe allergies) and they both appear to be exactly what I ordered. Good prices, too.

I'm posting because I'm confused, I guess. Do scammers sometimes send out real meds? Have these people been misidentified as scammers? I'm pretty sure they're not actually Canadian, but I did get my meds, so ....

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[Jewbacca]

I'm not in a position to investigate anything at the moment, but I can tell you that this certainly looks and feels like an Eva Pharmacy site, and I can assure you that they have NOT been unfairly classified as a scam.

Allow me to be blunt if I may. We're talking about Russian organized crime, and they didn't get a conscience for Christmas. As for what you received, there are ample counterfeit meds on the black market that look 100 percent legitimate, right down to the packaging. There is no way of knowing what is actually contained in those pills, short of lab testing, and they could contain anything from drywall dust to Manatol (pediatric laxative).

I would be extremely careful, and would personally NOT take those meds, but that's just me. As for this site, we won't be promoting that here, and I will recommend that admin close and lock the thread, or simply move it to the blacklist section at his discretion.

 

[Jewbacca]

MODERATOR NOTE

Please do NOT click the link contained in the original post, even for curiosity's sake. The URL / link appears to be of dubious intent, and could contain tracking cookies and various forms of malware commonly associated with identity theft.

This thread will be removed momentarily.....

 

[pookel]

Do you have to remove the thread? Can i edit out the link? I'm genuinely curious about how this site works. I was shocked to get actual meds in the mail (I absolutely believe they're not legit, it's just weird to me that they sent anything at all).

 

[pookel]

Also, I looked for them on the blacklist here and in the various forums, and found nothing. If you delete the thread and someone else is looking for info, they might get taken in, yes?

 

[Jewbacca]

Also, I looked for them on the blacklist here and in the various forums, and found nothing. If you delete the thread and someone else is looking for info, they might get taken in, yes?

Your point is noted. As stated, I'll leave the choice to admin's discretion.

 

[_X_]

Dammit, and I wanted to brush up on java exploits, eh, mabe next time