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Spedizione farmaci dall'Europa senza dogana. Comprare farmaci online senza ricetta.Farmaci di qualità per il trattamento della disfunzione erettile , perdita peso pillole, farmaci antidepressivi.
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fastpills.shop and EU Pharmacy are scammers and do not deliver.
You can check WHOIS Domain Lookup, it is a recent website and valid for 1 year.
NOT A SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL.
This website is a huge scam. I ordered the pills on August 13th and still nothing. I requested a refund and still no money. On top of that, they sent me an email today asking me to pay customs... it's a huge scam.
Avoid this website like the plague.
It may look professional but the people behind it are dubious at best and possibly criminal at worst. They are most assuredly con artists.
They operate a simple extortion scheme based on false pricing. It works as follows.
1) The website offers attractive pricing on medication that is not ordinarily available over the counter in the UK (unlike other nearby countries).
2) To make a purchase you must transfer funds to a bank, which is merely a registered address in central London. Neither Barclays, Natwest nor Royal Bank of Scotland will allow you to transfer funds to them. Other banks probably behave similarly.
3) If you do manage to remit funds to them you will not receive the goods but you will receive a new message telling you that “the boss says the price has gone up” and you must remit another similar sum to release the goods.
That is called extortion. Do not get involved with these people.
The likelihood of receiving your goods as described on the website is dubious at best.
Steer well clear.
Avoid this company at all cost. Tried ordering a particular drug and paid £128.00 but never got a confirmation and called their so called help line but it was a fake set up which I felt was a housewife in India.
Got a virus in my computer and had to cancel my debit Card for security reasons because I had uploaded all of my details.
They stole money to the people! 96 qar for a deodorant means to stole money!!!
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