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[KOTruckin]

I just find it strange that I had a letter rejected by customs last year that was sent from China to the US.  No LL.  I know that it was sent back, because that's what the tracking website said when I checked on the package status.  No worries however, as the company had no issues with re-sending the package free of charge.

 

[cobd]

Mailed: 8/3

Recieved: 8/8

Fastest ever.  West coast US.

 

[TyDaL24]

ugh...i am definitely worried now.  Glad everyone else is receiving tho  /default_smile.png

 

[ralph3233]

Guess I won't be ordering from ttm glad I checked the forum. That sucks!

 

[uhad12]

Order 7/28. Nothing recd yet but no love letter either.  Hopefully the mail is just slow.  

I am concerned with all the seizures happening to so many people.  This bites, and not in a good way   Grrrrrrr

I will have to do my research before ordering with them again.    

 

[CodyKowl]

TTM is a solid vendor! I've had many successful transactions with them over the past year+.  The only issue I've ever had was during the postal strike abroad last year... I had a 5 week wait. I presume everyone already knows why there were so many "undelivered" parcels in July.. if not research it, it is MUCH larger than a TTM2 issue. I can't speak to their business in-particular .... my concern would be more of a regional concern than a vendor concern. I am going to presume we do not discuss vendor regions on an open forum so again, do your research, a particular region may be "hot". Overall, my 2 cents is small orders are a low-value target and I am not overly worried about the LL's... well, I'm not worried about one... two or three will exceed my comfort level and I will likely change up my process.

7/10 - LL received on 7/30

7/21 - no word yet but it doesn't sound promising.

8/3 - still waiting but I see parcels are starting to show up for this time frame

 

[TyDaL24]

Ordered 7-30

Mailed 7-31

Received 8-10 

Everything intact and looks good.  I've had this produKt before and know the quality is amazing.  /default_smile.png  I was a little worried about an LL considering a few people that ordered after the date I did already received but it all worked out /default_smile.png

 

[ebladez15]

praise jesus hallelujah, after receiving my betas on 8/3 from a 7/23 order the c0d3 syrp FINALLY came today 8/10 from that same 7/23 order.... when all hope was lost to that of a LL. keep the faith! will review the c0d3 later. 

 

[Gripper61]

Amazing, really, with all the LL's out there.

Ordered 8/3

mailed 8/3

received 8/10

my quickest turnaround yet with them in some 25(?) orders.

x@nors 1mg. Good qualtity as usual.

peace to all those waiting or who got LL's.

also, packaging same as always.

 

[CodyKowl]

8/3

8/3

8/10

looks like we are back to average/normal times

 

[Kalsima]

whoop whoop, hopefully things are looking up, thanks for you're post, do you mind what part of the country you are from? I'm on day 23 and I'm in the Midwest, just wondering? Thanks again!

 

[CodyKowl]

Sadly, if you're at 23 days that puts you in the 7-20/21 window... odds are you will be receiving a friendly letter letting you know where you can claim your prize. I too am still waiting on 7/21, no joy thus far. SE region. From  what I am reading on 4 different forums orders from this time period were NOT getting through to the SE but, if it gives you any hope, I have read some MW and West coast parcels were delivered.... who knows? It's luck (or unluck) of the draw but either way 23 days far exceeds any wait time I've ever had with TTM. 

TTM is a solid vendor! I've had many successful transactions with them over the past year+.  The only issue I've ever had was during the postal strike abroad last year... I had a 5 week wait. I presume everyone already knows why there were so many "undelivered" parcels in July.. if not research it, it is MUCH larger than a TTM2 issue. I can't speak to their business in-particular .... my concern would be more of a regional concern than a vendor concern. I am going to presume we do not discuss vendor regions on an open forum so again, do your research, a particular region may be "hot". Overall, my 2 cents is small orders are a low-value target and I am not overly worried about the LL's... well, I'm not worried about one... two or three will exceed my comfort level and I will likely change up my process.

7/10 - LL received on 7/30

7/21 - no word yet but it doesn't sound promising.

8/3 - 8/10 - fastest t/a yet

 

[bipolar1970]

Found this when searching for information about the recent Interpol Operation Pangea. Here's a direct quote from the press release regarding U.S. seizures. (There are other press releases directed toward other countries, including the UK, where apparently several more seizures and pharmacy shutdowns happened there than in the U.S.) Here's the link if you want to look at the various countries' press releases: http://www.interpol.int/content/download/28771/382163/version/2/file/Operation Pangea VIII - Media Releases.pdf

Here's the portion of the U.S. release I found most interesting:

"As part of this year’s international effort – Operation Pangea VIII – the FDA sent Warning Letters to the operators of nearly 400 websites offering unapproved or misbranded prescription medicines to U.S. patients and to nine firms distributing unapproved or uncleared medical devices online. FDA inspectors, in collaboration with other federal agencies, screened and seized illegal drug products and medical devices received through International Mail Facilities (IMFs) in Chicago, Miami and New York during the IIWA. These screenings resulted in 814 parcels being detained and referred to appropriate FDA offices for follow up. Parcels found in violation of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act will be refused entry into the country.
Multiple centers and offices within the FDA participated in the enforcement action, which ran from June 9 to June 16, 2015."

So, if I'm reading this correctly, the vendors were sent warning letters. Also, only 814 parcels were detained/seized from Chicago, Miami & New York.  That's not that many. I wonder what the percentage of those were TTM alone? That's far fewer than I had assumed had been seized... Which makes me pretty uncomfortable. This idea that your LL/parcel is one of thousands offers a whole lot more anonymity than one of 800.

Interesting reading, if you're curious.

 

[mhzjunkie]

Found this when searching for information about the recent Interpol Operation Pangea. Here's a direct quote from the press release regarding U.S. seizures. (There are other press releases directed toward other countries, including the UK, where apparently several more seizures and pharmacy shutdowns happened there than in the U.S.) Here's the link if you want to look at the various countries' press releases: http://www.interpol.int/content/download/28771/382163/version/2/file/Operation Pangea VIII - Media Releases.pdf

Here's the portion of the U.S. release I found most interesting:

"As part of this year’s international effort – Operation Pangea VIII – the FDA sent Warning Letters to the operators of nearly 400 websites offering unapproved or misbranded prescription medicines to U.S. patients and to nine firms distributing unapproved or uncleared medical devices online. FDA inspectors, in collaboration with other federal agencies, screened and seized illegal drug products and medical devices received through International Mail Facilities (IMFs) in Chicago, Miami and New York during the IIWA. These screenings resulted in 814 parcels being detained and referred to appropriate FDA offices for follow up. Parcels found in violation of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act will be refused entry into the country.
Multiple centers and offices within the FDA participated in the enforcement action, which ran from June 9 to June 16, 2015."

So, if I'm reading this correctly, the vendors were sent warning letters. Also, only 814 parcels were detained/seized from Chicago, Miami & New York.  That's not that many. I wonder what the percentage of those were TTM alone? That's far fewer than I had assumed had been seized... Which makes me pretty uncomfortable. This idea that your LL/parcel is one of thousands offers a whole lot more anonymity than one of 800.

Interesting reading, if you're curious.

I've been following this and to be honest, it just makes the claim that a percentage of companies were investigated, We, or I have no way of knowing for a fact that TTM's were in fact one of the companies that are under investigation. Do you have definitive proof that TTM's are in fact one of the companies that's under investigation? I know from readying back there were quite a few that they claimed to be investigating. But I saw nothing specific pointing to TTM's. Do you have a link that directly implicates TTM? 

 

[uhad12]

Order 7/28

recd 8/11

i am thrilled!   Excellent customer service!   S E

 

[bipolar1970]

Found this when searching for information about the recent Interpol Operation Pangea. Here's a direct quote from the press release regarding U.S. seizures. (There are other press releases directed toward other countries, including the UK, where apparently several more seizures and pharmacy shutdowns happened there than in the U.S.) Here's the link if you want to look at the various countries' press releases: http://www.interpol.int/content/download/28771/382163/version/2/file/Operation Pangea VIII - Media Releases.pdf

Here's the portion of the U.S. release I found most interesting:

"As part of this year’s international effort – Operation Pangea VIII – the FDA sent Warning Letters to the operators of nearly 400 websites offering unapproved or misbranded prescription medicines to U.S. patients and to nine firms distributing unapproved or uncleared medical devices online. FDA inspectors, in collaboration with other federal agencies, screened and seized illegal drug products and medical devices received through International Mail Facilities (IMFs) in Chicago, Miami and New York during the IIWA. These screenings resulted in 814 parcels being detained and referred to appropriate FDA offices for follow up. Parcels found in violation of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act will be refused entry into the country.
Multiple centers and offices within the FDA participated in the enforcement action, which ran from June 9 to June 16, 2015."

So, if I'm reading this correctly, the vendors were sent warning letters. Also, only 814 parcels were detained/seized from Chicago, Miami & New York.  That's not that many. I wonder what the percentage of those were TTM alone? That's far fewer than I had assumed had been seized... Which makes me pretty uncomfortable. This idea that your LL/parcel is one of thousands offers a whole lot more anonymity than one of 800.

Interesting reading, if you're curious.

I've been following this and to be honest, it just makes the claim that a percentage of companies were investigated, We, or I have no way of knowing for a fact that TTM's were in fact one of the companies that are under investigation. Do you have definitive proof that TTM's are in fact one of the companies that's under investigation? I know from readying back there were quite a few that they claimed to be investigating. But I saw nothing specific pointing to TTM's. Do you have a link that directly implicates TTM? 

I didn't write that TTM was sent a warning letter, only that the 400 websites mentioned in the press release were sent warning letters. (Though there's a possibility that TTM was one of them...especially since they're mentioned and are high profile on several drug buyer boards. So, if they were doing their jobs effectively, it wouldn't be surprising.) My concern is that there were only 814 packages seized total, and we know from this board alone there were several of TTM's included. If they targeted 400 sites, and you the math, the average would be 2 packages per site. I know there were at least a dozen mentioned here and more on other sites....so if they weren't familiar with TTM before, the logical conclusion is that they certainly are now. And that's just seizures here in the U.S. Investigations are ongoing from the sites of shipping as well. Because the info was shared by Interpol, I'm sure customs had an idea of the packaging to look for for at least some of these sites. and we didn't hear about mass seizures from any of the other vendors on this board. What this means for the future, I don't know. I'm sure shutting down the sources is much more important than going after customers. There seems to be a pattern of using Pangea every couple years, when they pick a week or so to focus on... Maybe it's more of a scare tactic for customers? But I admit, I falsely assumed that they seized thousands of packages in the U.S., so my one LL meant nothing... But now I don't feel so anonymous. That's all.

 

[fosby12]

On a lighter note:

Shipped: 8/3

Received: 8/11

SE USA...

 

[Polly]

I am impressed how fast the shipments to the US are (if they come trough). I live in Western Europe and the usual time for me to wait is around 3 weeks, sometimes even longer. But in the last years there was only one package missing (without further notice).

As I am also in the July 20/21 club, I was a bit worried tough. But both of them made it. It seems the problem is clearly on the US side and has nothing to do with the country of origin.

Shipped 07/20

Received 08/08

Shipped 07/21

Received 08/12

Again, excellent service and quality!

 

[benzowallace]

I am like 6/6 with ttm, thankfully, and sorry for those who were affected I didn't have any july packages, just placed an order now and I see things are moving pretty well again, hopefully all keeps up this way and it was a rare exception...thankfully we all have a forum like this to fall back on for help and advice

 

[krazikomi]

My first order from ttm shipped today.  Will keep everyone posted on the results.  Feeling a little more confident I will receive since it seems like some peeps have received their books after the whole Operation Penis debacle.  Hope I have the same luck!

Post after you get your order. Things just seem to work better that way.