Vendor etiquette vs. expectations.

Sizzlchop · Feb 22, 2026

So I’m new at DBG, however, I’ve spent many years studying this sort of genre.. like since the dawn of the Internet

. Is it normal for a vendor to go pretty much silent after receiving payment for mags? I guess I’m used to more acknowledgment… Like.” hey payment received… Tracking to follow shortly.” or something of that nature. I’ve put out a few small orders since being here and that has not been the case in my experience. Are my expectations off? They quite possibly are… And that’s OK.

cannedgoods · Mar 19, 2026

As a vendor I think communication is 100% very important thats why I always take care of my buyers from the start and keep them informed always. It does not end on their first buy, rather I take care of them on their succeeding buys and transactions and make sure they are treated well like VIPs.

strungoutinheaven · May 13, 2026

That’s very much the expectation. It’s just not what actually happens in many cases. Even automated responses would be preferable to the crickets that frequently greet the actual submission of funds.

Heman · May 13, 2026

Sizzlchop said:
So I’m new at DBG, however, I’ve spent many years studying this sort of genre.. like since the dawn of the Internet. Is it normal for a vendor to go pretty much silent after receiving payment for mags? I guess I’m used to more acknowledgment… Like.” hey payment received… Tracking to follow shortly.” or something of that nature. I’ve put out a few small orders since being here and that has not been the case in my experience. Are my expectations off? They quite possibly are… And that’s OK.

You might be interested in this thread - https://drugbuyersguide.info/threads/tired-of-the-scammers-tired-of-being-scammed.13346 - it goes to vendor behaviors in general, not just scammers.

But to answer your question directly. I see no reason to accept poor customer service just because this is a drugs market, it's a small matter of being properly organised - I've been in business, it's not that hard to be courteous. All vendors should be held to high standards, not just high all the time.

timyboy · May 14, 2026

cannedgoods said:
As a vendor I think communication is 100% very important thats why I always take care of my buyers from the start and keep them informed always. It does not end on their first buy, rather I take care of them on their succeeding buys and transactions and make sure they are treated well like VIPs.

Lol didn't you just go AWOL for 12 days because you were vacationing in Europe?
Kept your clients in the dark for 2 weeks, that's some VIP service.

Vendor etiquette vs. expectations.

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