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Is anyone still waiting on mags from chem? After he posted to hit him up for reship/refund he hasn't answered here or tele
I am I placed my order on the 5th haven’t heard from him in a couple days but I’m sure it’s nothing, he’s always came through for me.Is anyone still waiting on mags from chem? After he posted to hit him up for reship/refund he hasn't answered here or tele
What about the domestic orders from weeks ago?Hello everyone. Sorry have been supper busy recently trying to figure out new secure delivery channels. I have a huge consignment stuck in Canada because of the ongoing Canada Post strike.
So i have successfully secured another consignment and will start shipping out delayed orders on Monday and i am also taking new orders.
Thank you all for your patience.
Peace!
He replied on tele but was odd, like nothing happened, asked about my day...normal to go Mia for 1 week then pretend like notta? Hmm.@BTK1022555 and @Ryan26 any word from chemcab?? Seems to have gone ghost on his other thread in pw only section…
I don't think you're over reacting, chem is acting weird. I just had this conversation with himAm I overreacting prematurely here or is this normal?
After having been scammed of thousands of dollars from various "suppliers" found from all corners of the web, I only had a few hundred left to spend. Each scammer would use the same tactic. Take my money for the order, a hefty delivery fee and then allegedly send me the product. However, the tracking number provided would always be to a shady, so-called "freight forwarding company", with a cookie-cutter website with plenty of spelling errors and a brand new domain registry date.
The tracking would then be manually edited every few days, with ridiculous updates, where some would be more detailed like "Hamburg, Germany" and then some would be like "Finland" or "California". In general, "tracking" and a website that gives the clear impression both were created by the "vendor" and are fictitious. When it's real tracking with legit companies, the updates are extremely detailed, like what airport or even terminal. So with these scam couriers, as soon tracking claimed the package to be at the border of my country, it would say "on hold" and I'd get an email asking for 200-800 dollars (requested to be paid in crypto, mind you in "insurance fees" or "discrete package fees" or "customs fees". I tried paying the fee once and still no package. I doubt any of those scammers ever sent anything.
Every legitimate supplier I've ever had has just sent directly through DHL, or FedEx or UPS with easy, professional tracking.
So anyway, I'm down to the last few hundred of my budget, and I decide to order from chemchabinet as my last chance. He seemed to be verified to be legitimate on DBG and had what I needed so I figured I'm spending my last finances securely. To get just enough so I can get back on the horse again.
And then boom, after very sparse communication, I ask him about a tracking number, and he tells me to check my email. I do and guess what, it's a link to another one of those shady, fake, "freight forwarding" companies with the exact same aura of fraud as the plenty of other ones I've relied on in vein.
Anyway, I'm not prematurely claiming chemcabinet has scammed me already, I'm just trying to cope with the concern. Has he done this with any of your orders as well? Have they come through without any hidden fees or trouble? Is there any legitimacy or purpose in using these suspicious "freight forwarding companies"? Are they used by honest vendors as well, for some reason? Because the reason scammers use them is obvious.
If my order does come through as planned, I'll apologize for all my doubts and find some hope in this dire, modern landscape ridden with nothing but shameless scammers.
Hey, the replies I got from chem were fuckin weird...at no point was offered a refund. Im not sure it's the same person, when I ask straight questions I get broken English answers that have nothing to do with my question. I got taken for over 6 bills@BTK1022555 and @Ryan26 any word from chemcab?? Seems to have gone ghost on his other thread in pw only section…
Sorry that's not me. someone is impersonating me. You have never ordered from me. Please stop.Am I overreacting prematurely here or is this normal?
After having been scammed of thousands of dollars from various "suppliers" found from all corners of the web, I only had a few hundred left to spend. Each scammer would use the same tactic. Take my money for the order, a hefty delivery fee and then allegedly send me the product. However, the tracking number provided would always be to a shady, so-called "freight forwarding company", with a cookie-cutter website with plenty of spelling errors and a brand new domain registry date.
The tracking would then be manually edited every few days, with ridiculous updates, where some would be more detailed like "Hamburg, Germany" and then some would be like "Finland" or "California". In general, "tracking" and a website that gives the clear impression both were created by the "vendor" and are fictitious. When it's real tracking with legit companies, the updates are extremely detailed, like what airport or even terminal. So with these scam couriers, as soon tracking claimed the package to be at the border of my country, it would say "on hold" and I'd get an email asking for 200-800 dollars (requested to be paid in crypto, mind you in "insurance fees" or "discrete package fees" or "customs fees". I tried paying the fee once and still no package. I doubt any of those scammers ever sent anything.
Every legitimate supplier I've ever had has just sent directly through DHL, or FedEx or UPS with easy, professional tracking.
So anyway, I'm down to the last few hundred of my budget, and I decide to order from chemchabinet as my last chance. He seemed to be verified to be legitimate on DBG and had what I needed so I figured I'm spending my last finances securely. To get just enough so I can get back on the horse again.
And then boom, after very sparse communication, I ask him about a tracking number, and he tells me to check my email. I do and guess what, it's a link to another one of those shady, fake, "freight forwarding" companies with the exact same aura of fraud as the plenty of other ones I've relied on in vein.
Anyway, I'm not prematurely claiming chemcabinet has scammed me already, I'm just trying to cope with the concern. Has he done this with any of your orders as well? Have they come through without any hidden fees or trouble? Is there any legitimacy or purpose in using these suspicious "freight forwarding companies"? Are they used by honest vendors as well, for some reason? Because the reason scammers use them is obvious.
If my order does come through as planned, I'll apologize for all my doubts and find some hope in this dire, modern landscape ridden with nothing but shameless scammers.
Told you i am reshipping this week. English is not my language bro.Hey, the replies I got from chem were fuckin weird...at no point was offered a refund. Im not sure it's the same person, when I ask straight questions I get broken English answers that have nothing to do with my question. I got taken for over 6 bills
Please post prove of communication between me and you here so everyone can see. You have never ordered from me. Have never had any communication with you.Am I overreacting prematurely here or is this normal?
After having been scammed of thousands of dollars from various "suppliers" found from all corners of the web, I only had a few hundred left to spend. Each scammer would use the same tactic. Take my money for the order, a hefty delivery fee and then allegedly send me the product. However, the tracking number provided would always be to a shady, so-called "freight forwarding company", with a cookie-cutter website with plenty of spelling errors and a brand new domain registry date.
The tracking would then be manually edited every few days, with ridiculous updates, where some would be more detailed like "Hamburg, Germany" and then some would be like "Finland" or "California". In general, "tracking" and a website that gives the clear impression both were created by the "vendor" and are fictitious. When it's real tracking with legit companies, the updates are extremely detailed, like what airport or even terminal. So with these scam couriers, as soon tracking claimed the package to be at the border of my country, it would say "on hold" and I'd get an email asking for 200-800 dollars (requested to be paid in crypto, mind you in "insurance fees" or "discrete package fees" or "customs fees". I tried paying the fee once and still no package. I doubt any of those scammers ever sent anything.
Every legitimate supplier I've ever had has just sent directly through DHL, or FedEx or UPS with easy, professional tracking.
So anyway, I'm down to the last few hundred of my budget, and I decide to order from chemchabinet as my last chance. He seemed to be verified to be legitimate on DBG and had what I needed so I figured I'm spending my last finances securely. To get just enough so I can get back on the horse again.
And then boom, after very sparse communication, I ask him about a tracking number, and he tells me to check my email. I do and guess what, it's a link to another one of those shady, fake, "freight forwarding" companies with the exact same aura of fraud as the plenty of other ones I've relied on in vein.
Anyway, I'm not prematurely claiming chemcabinet has scammed me already, I'm just trying to cope with the concern. Has he done this with any of your orders as well? Have they come through without any hidden fees or trouble? Is there any legitimacy or purpose in using these suspicious "freight forwarding companies"? Are they used by honest vendors as well, for some reason? Because the reason scammers use them is obvious.
If my order does come through as planned, I'll apologize for all my doubts and find some hope in this dire, modern landscape ridden with nothing but shameless scammers.
Shipping out this week friend.I am I placed my order on the 5th haven’t heard from him in a couple days but I’m sure it’s nothing, he’s always came through for me.
I hope so thank you.Shipping out this week friend.
I've talked to you alot on tele, plus read your posts, then you ghost everyone for 7 days with a whatever excuse and short reply in broken English that is completely different than any other of our interactions...which made me think I wasn't speaking to the same person. You're not a victim, all people want is an honest answerTold you i am reshipping this week. English is not my language bro.
I understand every aspect of the business and being a professional and respect that goes both ways. Like msging customers you're on vacation for certain dates so people aren't wondering. The rules of the game always apply, when you take someone's $$, don't deliver as promised and don't communicate for 7 days expect people are gonna not be happy.Also ik some of you are mad about the wait, I’ve been ordering from him since may or June on a regular basis, and my wait times have varied from 5 days to the longest being 21 days. You have to realize that this isn’t like getting something from Amazon prime. It’s not as easy and seamless as some may think Expecially with all the changes going on everywhere. Also I’ve had conversations with him and ik he has a family and a life outside of this. Give the man a break he’s only human and so far has given me nothing but outstanding service. Your order will come it always does.
Gladly manPlease post prove of communication between me and you here so everyone can see. You have never ordered from me. Have never had any communication with you.
Remove ya address from thatGladly man
Transpired exactly as I told it.