Expert eye/web detective/scam

eggsnail · 31-12-2009 12:50pm #1

Hi

Im wondering can anyone assist me in determining the chances of this website being a scam

Iv done the checks but are not truly sure what all the information points to. They are from china but the ip address is from arizona. ???? they have supplied me with phone numbers but my chinese is a bit rusty. They accept payment through bank transfer and have given me details.

Any help or advice or stories welcome.

thanks

Overheal · 31-12-2009 3:41pm

???

you need to much better explain why you are on this site or want to do business with this organization.

eggsnail · 31-12-2009 3:54pm

Overheal wrote: »

???

you need to much better explain why you are on this site or want to do business with this organization.

Why ?

RoadKillTs · 31-12-2009 3:59pm

Well if they only accept payment through bank transfer then it's more than likely a scam.
What is that stuff anyways? looks dangerous.

Domain info:

Registrant:
bo peng
415, No.28 Huju South Road
Nanjing, jiangsu 210000
China

Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: KK-PU.COM
Created on: 01-Dec-08
Expires on: 01-Dec-11
Last Updated on: 06-Oct-09

Administrative Contact:
peng, bo kevin.polymer@gmail.com
415, No.28 Huju South Road
Nanjing, jiangsu 210000
China
862581776187

Technical Contact:
peng, bo kevin.polymer@gmail.com
415, No.28 Huju South Road
Nanjing, jiangsu 210000
China
862581776187

b0bsquish · 31-12-2009 4:02pm

Your right to be paranoid when trying to buy drugs online....

RoadKillTs · 31-12-2009 4:03pm

Just copped it there when I seen BZP category. Naughty OP!!!

eggsnail · 31-12-2009 4:04pm

b0bsquish wrote: »

Your right to be paranoid when trying to buy drugs online....

Especially from china. Might still take a gamble.

eggsnail · 31-12-2009 4:06pm

RoadKillTs wrote: »

Just copped it there when I seen BZP category. Naughty OP!!!

anyone wanna go halfs on a batch

RoadKillTs · 31-12-2009 4:10pm

Especially from china. Might still take a gamble.

Would ya not just splash out and buy a few yolks? Seriously though I hope your joking!

Overheal · 31-12-2009 4:20pm

eggsnail wrote: »

anyone wanna go halfs on a batch

Benzylpiperazine is a Controlled Substance in the Republic of Ireland and we can't help you to acquire any.

RoyalMarine · 31-12-2009 4:20pm

its 100% legit and legal.

i buy from them all the time. usually my order's are several million euro worth, so they gave me a vip account number.

Overheal · 31-12-2009 4:22pm

http://www.examiner.ie/breaking/ireland/eyaueyidqlql/

Harney announces ban on stimulant BZP

Tuesday, March 31, 2009 - 05:27 PM

The stimulant drug BZP which is promoted as a legal alternative to ecstasy and amphetamines was banned today by the Government.

The man-made chemical pills – sometimes wrongly referred to as Herbal E – are widely available in so-called head shops, which specialise in drug paraphernalia.

Ireland follows the lead of several other EU countries where BZP has already been declared a controlled drug, although it remains legal throughout Britain.

Health Minister Mary Harney said the drug had now been brought under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1977.

“This will now make the possession of BZP illegal and make sure that BZP is no longer available for sale in head shops around the country, which has been an issue of concern to my department and the wider public,” she said.

Ms Harney’s department acted after a recommendation from the EU last March that the psychoactive substance come under control measures and criminal provisions.

EU concerns followed a European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction report that found the use of BZP can lead to various medical problems.

While the long-term effects remain unknown, it has been associated with vomiting, anxiety, insomnia, mood swings and seizures.

The mood-affecting drug, also known as party pills, Legal X, XTC and piperazine, was originally developed in a UK laboratory in 1944 as a worming treatment for cattle.

It was never widely used in the agricultural sector because it caused some animals to have fits.

Jim Bellamy, co-owner of the Nirvana chain of head shops which has outlets in Ireland, UK, New Zealand and Australia, said the move would turn people to other illegal drugs.

“My only concern is the stupidity of the authorities, because now people who can’t get BZP will turn back to illegal drugs and they will die. There’s no question about it,” he said.

Although the ban came as no surprise to Mr Bellamy, he hit out at the lack of any advance notice, which he said had left head shop-owners confused about the drug’s legal status.

“I’m waiting to verify what the position is and if it is illegal then of course I will remove everything from my premises and won’t sell it anymore,” he said.

“But I thought it would be courtesy for the authorities to let us know.”

A Health Department spokesman said the law will be enforced in the normal way, and it was likely that gardaí will notify traders that they have to remove the products from sale.

Read more: http://www.examiner.ie/breaking/ireland/eyaueyidqlql/#ixzz0bHR4SF4N

biko · 31-12-2009 4:29pm

Mess reported

Overheal · 31-12-2009 4:41pm

I dont like being a tightarse but I like my comp&tech forum more.

AlmightyCushion · 31-12-2009 4:47pm

No, just no.

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