theleadcocaine.com experiences?

[Calliope]

has anyone used theleadcocaine.com? theyre one of only 2 places i found that carries pin@zepam so im curious and a bit skeptical 

 

[aintnouse]

@Calliope  I think it is smart to be skeptical.  I have never heard of them nor used them but their prices are way to good to be true!!!!  I think if I were you I would go nowhere near them!!  Just my one and a half cents.

 

[DippityDoo]

https://whois.icann.org/en/lookup?name=theleadcocaine.com

Domain updated: 2016-01-26

Domain created: 2015-11-26
Domain registration expiration: 2016-11-26  (domain expires in 60 days)
 
Website Admin Email:  yurihicks@list.ru  (The "list.ru" domain is reported as a proven-spamtastic, free-email service based in Ukraine or Russia.  Prolly more spammy than Hotmail.com and FreePorn.com combined.)
 
Registrar appears to be in Singapore.
 
Admin's street address claims to be in Grand Rapids, Michigan, but Google maps can't find it.  Their physical store claimed to be in Colorado Springs also has an address that Google maps cannot locate.  The Colorado store's phone is an area code for Buffalo, New York.
 
None of this data is explicitly scammy because most private individuals (including myself) purchase an identity-shield along with their domain names since the entire planet has access to every bit of info you list including your home phone, address, etc, when renting a domain if you do NOT purchase an identity shield.  However, identity shield services DO list their valid phones, emails and street addresses for their company, which makes this scattered info from Singapore to Ukraine to Colorado to New York practically shout that they're not only illegal but possibly evil or just astronomically careless.  As expected, though, due to the products they claim to sell they're of course going to great lengths to disguise their actual location.  Compared to online IOPs who do actually deliver, this domain name, registration data and website configuration also makes them appear as reckless amateurs in the serious game of IOPs.
 
What I can't get over most, though, is their use of "cocaine" in the domain name.  I usually try to avoid doing business with sites named using words like "cocaine" or "DollarStoreHitman.com" or "MobileMethLabTrailerParks.net" or "OvernightSmackNCrack.us."  Could be a scam.  Could be a joke.  Could be a DEA setup.  Could be a Russian malware or ransomware site that's already infected my PC.  Could even be the real deal that would deliver, but I shan't be taking chances with this one because I can't stop laughing long enough at the massive testicular orbs it took to register a domain name like that to get out my credit card. 
    

 

[Calliope]

@DippityDoo nondenominationally bless you

 

[PTFC]

And I think that solves that one! If I may say so, we are commonly inundated with requests such as this, "has anybody used abc, etc etc". Before starting a topic, which we would rather didn't happen anyway, try the search function, or look for reviews on the Web, scam site search engines such as scamsdvisor are a great resource also. And as ever, if it looks too good to be true, then it likely is so . Stay safe folks.

 

[DippityDoo]

And as ever, if it looks too good to be true, then it likely is so

Indeed, @PTFC.  And such wisdom goes waaaaaay back to even before the Intertoobz.  I don't remember the bible quote exactly, but I think it was St. Paul who warned his buddies:

"When thine thing appeareth too goodeth to be true, thou shalt learneth by getting burnedeth in thine wallet."

 

[bry686]

I wouldnt touch this website with a 30 foot pole

 

[Problematic]

"OvernightSmackNCrack"!!!!!! Oh Jesus!!?? I can't stop laughing at this! 

 

[Weezy Jefferson]

Holy smokes.  This site was great for a laugh!  They sell CI substances right next to things like Viagra and Naproxen! 

"Blue Android Ecstasy tablets" - $2.00

"Cyclosporine" - $1.50

"Relpax" - $0.99

"Coke capsule" - $3.40 (must buy 100)

...and they literally sell something labeled "brown chunks in capsule".  OMG ROFL WTF BBQ!

:8_laughing: :8_laughing: :8_laughing: :8_laughing: :8_laughing: :8_laughing: :8_laughing: :8_laughing: :8_laughing:

(Not laughing at OP, just never seen anything like this before.  These are some weird, ballsy webmasters/con artists).

 

[oldfart]

MobileMethLabTrailerParks.net

"When thine thing appeareth too goodeth to be true, thou shalt learneth by getting burnedeth in thine wallet."

Great stuff.  Is there a humor section here?

Bible 101.  From the book of Galoshes.  Paul instructs us to not part with our money too hastily.

My wife had to ask me just what was so damn funny.  She thought it was cute, too.

Obviously sites such as this one are necessary.  I'm glad I found it!