lol-I have been a member of db since 2001 and one thing that I noticed was that the rules to get controlled meds were made stricter over time. A one page medical report or no records and a short telephone consult resulted in a prescription. Then they added medical records as a necessity, I am aware of NWW, but that will change soon and they technically require them. Proof of physical within the last yr was added to some, now medical records need to have a diagnosis and not an emergency room "my back hurts" discharge paper. Porta-medic was introduced and there are a couple that require an ok from primary physician. Then a few months ago, buymeds, erx, tropicalrx popped up with no records and no one calling you/or rare if they do. I havent ordered from any of those places, I can only go by posts. With all the new restrictions and states that won't accept online meds, these pop up. It isn't that hard to believe that DEA has set these up or monitor them and then with warrant, seize records and probably catch some buyers who do more than double dip, then they can get credit card records of those buyers who may be selling on the street and probably obtain fedex and UPS delivery logs to address. I know pharmanet was closed down or was in trouble. I am not going to comment on the person starting the thread, there are alot of liars and fakes online and if you can't prove it either way, you could be wrong. Who even knows if the prescribing doctors for these OP's, assuming names are on bottles are real doctors or still licensed to practice. This is a very strange turn for getting meds with the erx sites as all other sites require more and more information and proof from their patients. I don't need to wear a straight jacket to point out this obvious change. Law enforcement has been setting up undercover businesses for a long time or undercover agents and its not just the DEA. If the poster here is truly afraid, he shouldnt order from those OP's