⚠️ URGENT SCAM ALERT – VENDOR NAME BEING SPOOFED ⚠️

[BuyMedOnline]

Hey everyone,

We’ve discovered an active scammer impersonating the vendor [Rocky / pharmadaddy] (and possibly others) in an effort to steal your money. Please read and share:

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What’s happening​

• Fake emails & DMs: The scammer is contacting buyers using addresses that look almost—but not exactly—like the real vendor’s.
• “Too‑good‑to‑be‑true” deals: They quote attractive prices, push for quick payment, then disappear.
• Recent losses: At least one buyer has already been hit for $650.

How to protect yourself​

1. VERIFY ADDRESSES:
   
   • Check every character of the sender’s email. Small changes (extra letters, wrong domain, weird punctuation) = red flag.
2. REQUEST BTC ADDRESS THROUGH DBG DIRECT MESSAGE ONLY:
   
   • A legitimate vendor will always confirm their wallet address inside the forum’s secure DM system. No exceptions.
3. MATCH PROFILES:
   
   • Compare join date, reputation, and PGP key (if used) with the vendor’s official thread.
4. TRUST, BUT VERIFY:
   
   • If anything feels off—prices, tone, urgency—pause and ask publicly in the thread or via a second, known‑good contact method.
5. REPORT SUSPICIOUS CONTACT:
   
   • Forward fake emails/DMs to forum mods so they can ban the accounts and warn others.

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Stay safe out there. If you’ve been approached by anyone claiming to be me (or another trusted vendor) but refusing to confirm through DBG DM, assume it’s a scam and report it immediately.

Spread the word by bumping this thread or PM’ing your contacts. The more eyes on this, the fewer people get burned.

— Jessica

 

[Steviejay88]

Hey everyone,

We’ve discovered an active scammer impersonating the vendor [Rocky / pharmadaddy] (and possibly others) in an effort to steal your money. Please read and share:

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What’s happening​

• Fake emails & DMs: The scammer is contacting buyers using addresses that look almost—but not exactly—like the real vendor’s.
• “Too‑good‑to‑be‑true” deals: They quote attractive prices, push for quick payment, then disappear.
• Recent losses: At least one buyer has already been hit for $650.

How to protect yourself​

1. VERIFY ADDRESSES:
   • Check every character of the sender’s email. Small changes (extra letters, wrong domain, weird punctuation) = red flag.
2. REQUEST BTC ADDRESS THROUGH DBG DIRECT MESSAGE ONLY:
   • A legitimate vendor will always confirm their wallet address inside the forum’s secure DM system. No exceptions.
3. MATCH PROFILES:
   • Compare join date, reputation, and PGP key (if used) with the vendor’s official thread.
4. TRUST, BUT VERIFY:
   • If anything feels off—prices, tone, urgency—pause and ask publicly in the thread or via a second, known‑good contact method.
5. REPORT SUSPICIOUS CONTACT:
   • Forward fake emails/DMs to forum mods so they can ban the accounts and warn others.

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Stay safe out there. If you’ve been approached by anyone claiming to be me (or another trusted vendor) but refusing to confirm through DBG DM, assume it’s a scam and report it immediately.

Spread the word by bumping this thread or PM’ing your contacts. The more eyes on this, the fewer people get burned.

— Jessica

I was the one hit for $650 and I will say both times they reached out to me to say “Thanks stevie for your review I appreciate
Looking forward on your next order.”

Jess and Rocky are both usually genuinely nice people so I didn’t think twice. The “o” in Rock was a 0 but the whole thing was in caps so harder to tell.

I still can’t find a difference in Jess’ email and the fake. I’m thinking the l in Elba was a capital i. l vs I looks identical. Luckily that time I actually reached out to the email chain I already had with her. I’m dumb for falling for the first. I know.

 

[timyboy]

Let me guess your email is steviejay88@proton... your DBG username and email address should be completely different. Scammers will try anything and this must be one of their wicked ways to find members to scam