Hexavalent
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Email about hydroxynorketamine
I received an email a few days ago from a Robert Cayne (magis231@gmail.com) asking to buy hydroxynorketamine. I can only think that he has acquired my
email from my Sciencemadness profile, which is strange considering that I have never had any involvement with this compound and certainly don't plan
to.
Has anyone else received anything similar? Here is the message content;
"Hi,
I was wondering about the legality of buying hydroxynorketamine from your lab.
If legal, I would be interested. It's for my depression.
Thanks"
[Edited on 9-6-2017 by Hexavalent]
"Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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gdflp
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He sent U2Us to quite a few members asking for the same thing back in December. Both of his accounts were banned from posting, but it sounds like he
decided to circumvent that. I've alerted the admins, they'll most likely issue an IP ban.
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Melgar
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Oh, I got one too, that asked if it was legal to convert one compound (a scheduled prescription drug) into another unscheduled drug. I told him that
if he was getting the precursor compound via a doctor's prescription, then it'd be illegal since it'd fall under prescription diversion laws. I
forgot if hydroxynorketamine was the intended chemical or the precursor though.
The first step in the process of learning something is admitting that you don't know it already.
I'm givin' the spam shields max power at full warp, but they just dinna have the power! We're gonna have to evacuate to new forum software!
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