lovergirl
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Ok I placed an order with them and they sent me 2 bottles of god knows what I called and told them they sent me aleve instead on valuim and tylenol instead of hydrocodone
he said he would replace the meds with the right ones overnight delivery . but he then told me i had 5 days to send him the bottles of bogus meds ...the problem is they were place in orange med bottles with no labels so i threw them away now I am afraid that when i receive the my real order
5 days from that point he will try to do a criminal investigation. now Iam a diabled person and cant go rooting though trash ... so my question is if he does not recieve
those med bottles in 5 five days will someone come to my house and arrest?
please any help and advice in appreciated.
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lovely11
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If you had a beef with receiving fake medications, Why in the world?????? would you throw away the evidence? That does not make any sense to me.
If I were the person you told this story to and your reply was that you threw the bottles away, I'd be at least suspicious and at most....not believe you.
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kintzer
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I have to agree with the person who posted in answer to your question. That being said what I would do is after I received my new meds, if they contact you about the other ones you were to send back I would tell them that you took them to the police station and filed a complaint and they will be looking into it with the DEA. But I bet they don't contact you.
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ikestormu11
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I agree with both lovely11 and kintzer. Sounds a little fishy. Don't get me wrong, it very well could have happened. You know the truth. If they sent you bogus meds (which isn't completely unheard of) then you have absolutely nothing to worry about. Take the real meds and do business with a different op down the road. No op is going to start a criminal investigation over two bottles. I would imagine that these no record op's don't want any involvement with LE if they can avoid it. Hope it works out for you.
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lovergirl
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thank all of you wonderful people for your advice and guidance in my situation the reason why i threw them away is because they had no label at all if someone came to my house and saw that theyd think that they bought on the street or somthing but my real concearn is that he threatened me with and my husband with investigation.
when it plainly states on their faq that do not sell nacotics without a physical exam so do u members really think that the threat is something i should worry about
I really appreciate all the info you all can give..  
In reference to colby's reply I did not ask for a replacement because the naproxen that was soppesed to be val could have killed my husband since he is allergic to nsaids i just told him i was going to stop payment on my bank m.o and he persisted to claim he would replace the meds with the correct one i just think he wants the bottle so that i dont take them to dea or lawyer. if that helps me you receive any more specifics about this experiance.
no flame intended.
Edited by lovergirl (08/06/04 06:27 PM)
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colbycheese
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The threat is probably bogus, however I have to say that you have made your claim completely illegitimate by throwing away the bottles.
Once that was done you lost any possible claim to this pharmacy. If I were a business owner I too would have serious doubts about your motives, and have to question your reasoning behind throwing away meds you knew were not correct then asking for a replacement.
I don't mean to sound crass or rude but it'd be like me going into a store and asking for a refund on an item I claimed to have purchased without the item in hand. Understand what I'm getting at?
Goodluck but I think you'd be best to write this whole incident off at this point. At face value I'm not convinced that you're giving us all the facts, but then again I'm not here to judge anyone, just pointing out the obvious.
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ReOkie
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I am so sorry this happened but since the meds were of the over the counter variety, you had nothing to fear from anyone.
It would be if you ordered a meal at a fast food drive thru, got the wrong order and then went back thru the drive thru to get the right order and you told them you threw the food away.
I doubt they would give you any more food. You might just be out your money on this deal and for that I am truly sorry. You might want to try another OP.
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bargsbeer69
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I had similar situation with RxGoodDeals.com i ordered 60 x 2MG xanax . When i opened the envelope the bottle was completely crushed (the UPS man witnessed this ,I always open my Meds in front of the UPS man just in case there is a mistake) when i called RxGoodDeals.com they immediatly replaced my order .When i asked her if she wanted me to ship the damaged Meds back ,She said it would be illegal and advised me to flush the crushed Xanax down the toilet ,Next day i recieved my replacement order.
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seamaiden
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i had a similiar experience with rxgooddeals and they resent medication and i asked they wanted the old medication back and they said it was illegal, just throw it away. i really didnt think you have alot to worry about with jetrx. just my experience
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lovergirl
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Thank all of you posters very sincerly for your concerning
words of wisdom and helping me feel alot better about this situation. and I WISH YOU ALL HAPPY AND WONDERFUL EXPERIANCES WITH YOUR OP BUSSINESS
again THANK YOU AND IF THERE ARE ANY MORE REPLYS TO MY SITUATION I WOULD SINCERLY APPRECIATE THEM.
LOVE,AND BLESSINGS TO ALL
LOVERGIRL,
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craft
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Correct me if I'm off-base.Regardless of what the recipient of these orders did with bottles, why is this company first sending out bogus drugs, and then admitting to NUMEROUS TIMES of doing this? Are they begging for scrutiny?
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Karma2678
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I think in this situation it would only make since to keep the bottle of wrong medication and maybe label it yourself on the top of the bottle I would have just written, Tylenol, and then maybe in red ALEVE so that your husband would not take it by mistake, put it up somewhere and let him know NOT to take that medication. You could have easily put it in a place to where noone would have seen it. But possibly you threw it out because you did not intend on them replacing it but just intended on cancelling your payment, although I would have still just sealed up the mistaken meds shipped them back to them and then stopped payment on my money order, if they wanted me to do that.
I do seriously doubt that JETSRX is going to start any type of criminal investigation regarding this nomatter what you do.
First of all, they are not about to draw that type of attn. to thereselves. There are too many people receiving the wrong medication and that right there would probably be brought out in any type of investigation which they would really not bother doing. So I think you should just either take the replacements and move on, or cancel the money order and move on. But either way, I would discountinue doing business with a company that does this on a regular basis!
There are two many really wonderful OP's out there that do not make these mistakes and are much cheaper for your money. Look into using someone like YOD in the future and avoid this next time.
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johng
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i can understand the instant reaction to throw out the med. We all agree that at sometime we feel like we are doing something illegale ordering from an OP. also in disgust after waiting for relief i would curse and throw out the med in anger.
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Daeshay76
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I am just wondering how the original poster got into contact with Jets because everytime i have tried calling them their voicebox is full...please let me know
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lovergirl
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actully i just spoke to "stan" at jetsrx and i told him i took the bottles to my lawyer and the lawyer told me its illegel for me to send them the bottles back so thanks for you posters advice on that one ...when he heard this he got all tounge tied and proceeded to tell me that he never thretened me and then lies and says that he never said anything about a criminal investigation,
I also told him I'm stoping payment on bank.m.o
so now do you knowledgeble members think i should
stop payment and take the new order they just sent....
because i am mad enough to do that but i will take you members good advice if i shouldent do that?
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buey
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As a business owner, I am perplexed. Believe me, I have people call and tell me that they received their order and it was the wrong item, or it was damaged and they want a replacement. I say fine, I will contact UPS to investigate a damaged claim or I will issue a call tag for the wrong item. If a person is legit, they will be fine with it. When I hear that the person threw away the item, they are out of luck, sorry.
I had one guy email me and tell me that the cold packs leaked all over his merchandise so he would like a replacement. I told him I didn't understand how anything could leak, they were solid cold packs that can't leak but I would send UPS over to check out the damage. What time would be good for him to get a visit from UPS? Never heard another word from him.
There are scammers in this world. I don't know you nor does the owner of this OP. There are people who will do anything for free stuff. If someone says they threw out the product, a red flag goes up immediately. Can you imagine buying a sweater from Lands End, and then calling them up to tell them it was the wrong item, you want a new one, and you threw out the sweater? C'mon!
First you said they sent you God knows what. In the same sentence you said you called them and said they had given you Aleve and tylenol. Which is it? If what you got was tylenol and Aleve, why would you throw them out? You said that you did that because there was no labels on the bottles and you were afraid someone would come over and see them and report you? You don't have a cabinet with a drawer in it anywhere in your home? And why would anyone get arrested? If you have tylenol or aleve in an unmarked bottle, do you think that you would be arrested for having OTC meds in an unmarked bottle? Really?
Sorry, I just have my doubts here. You also lied to the owner and said you brought the bottles to your attorney? If you are lying about that, where do you draw the line? What is the truth and what is a lie here?
If you were ripped off than I feel bad for you, but again as a business owner, I'd say too bad, so sorry. You can't expect anything as far as I am concerned if you throw out the evidence. Anyone can say they got the wrong meds. If you are not willing to send them back, why should the owner believe you? See what I mean? everyone would be calling in to report this and expect "replacements".
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timberland
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But that's still kind of a problem - what if this person sent back the Tylenol and Aleve in the unmarked bottles? Would that constitute evidence? That's a very easy package to fake and is hardly convincing. Throwing them away is a natural response when you're angry, and it wasn't a mistake because it wouldn't have mattered if he/she had kept them. Perhaps it would be more convincing if the OP used a distinctive bottle that's not easily found. Otherwise, the best thing to do is write it off, sorry, and open your packages in front of the delivery guy from now on.
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JBarns
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I don't know...... I'm thinking about this..... and thinking....
Now, if this poster want's to claim that they received the wrong meds, instead of just throwing them away, wouldn't it make your claim more believable to take out the real meds, and replace them with Tylenol, then send them back that way?
Saying that they threw them away is weird.
If it were me, and I wanted to get something for free, I think I would empty out the meds and replace them with Tylenol, and then say SURE, I'll send them back.
I do think it was a big mistake to throw away the bottles. Then again, if it were me, and I opened up my package and seen that they were the wrong meds, the first thing I would do is call them and tell them about the mistake, not just trash them.
The only thing I can think of out of all this, is that maybe this poster saw that it was Tylenol in the bottle, and tried to contact the OP, and just like others said here that the mail box is always full, and can never get thru to anyone there, then the poster got frustrated and just threw them away figuring that they got scr*wed and thought that they would kiss their mula goodby.
But then finally did get ahold of someone there, but by then it was too late they had already thrown the bottles away, and instead of telling the guy that, decided to let him believe that they were still in possession of the bottles.
Cause why else would you throw them away? If you wanted to make a claim that you received the wrong meds, why not just empty out the bottles and put in the Tylenol, then you would have your own eveidence to send back to them?
That's the only thing I can think of.
Maybe this poster is telling the truth.
Yet, then again, it just goes again...... Stick with the good record OP's. Their reputation stands better.
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IMSUSCOT1
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did you know it was aleve and tylenol? and yes, it would make sense that they would want to get the "bogus" meds back, how else can they correct their staff....maybe they need to do an internal investigation...you're not thinking straight about this, it doesnt make sense to me and your actions seem out of bounds with the offense....throw away the "bogus" meds before you even call them??? what were you thinking?
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IMSUSCOT1
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if they were "pills" in unlabled bottles, how do you know what they were???????
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rkjones
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Quote:
I also told him I'm stoping payment on bank.m.o
so now do you knowledgeble members think i should
stop payment and take the new order they just sent....
Lovergirl where are you? did you get the new shipment and wee they real? What did you decide to do about the money order?
Hello Darling, keep us informed please
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tlynnburk
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I'm not saying your a liar. But the story doesn't sound right. I can't imagine anyone going to their lawyer for this. If Iam wrong, I am sorry. But i can see why they didn't believe you. If you aren' telling the truth, now it will be harder, because others who read this post and aren't like most of us, will try this on the OP's listed above and maybe get extra meds and then when someone has that situation, they won't get it fixed.
JMHO, nothing more.
In the winter and spring I used no record OP's alot and I never got the wrong order or even was shorted (other than maybe 1 pill more or less). My neighbor has been using them alot to, with the same results. I can't believe they sent something that wouldn't even be in a pharmacy as they are OTC. That would be fraud and I would imagine they wouldn't just rip off one person. They make to much money to worry about ripping one person off for a couple hundred dollards.
they would do it to everyone and then dissapear.
Sorry, personally I think this is not true..
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tlynnburk
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I guess this was just a hoax. It seems as soon as it was questioned, there was nothing else posted. If I am wrong, I am sorry. YOu have to understand we are all so leary anymore.
Tetesa
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TRS
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Probably lying.......check out this members posting history. I believe she pulled something like this on RXgooddeals????
Edited by TRS (08/17/04 06:55 AM)
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TLM2
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NO OP is going to do any kind of legal investigation at all!!! OPs, records or no-records, are not about to get law enforcement involved in their business whatsoever. The government's position is that these are all illegal. The government's position right now is that NO ONLINE PHARMACIES are legal unless you have a prescription from a doctor you have seen in person and mail it to an OP to get filled, ie. walgreens.com, cvs.com.
The government does NOT consider these so called "legit" OPs legal at all. There are lawsuits pending as to the outcome of the government's stance. The basis for the charges is a prescription is illegal if there has been "no face-to-face doctor patient relationship."
I know first hand because my husband's medical license has been temporarily suspended for working for OPs. Our stance is that this is absolutely not illegal. There are some states that have laws specifically against online pharmacies - ours does not. We are pointing out that doctors that cover for collegues that go on vacation and call in a prescription for the vacationing doctor's patient would be a "no face-to-face doctor patient relationship." This happens all of the time, and is legally accepted.
Some DB member said that those presriptions were exceptions because they fall under some kind of "emergency situation" law. I highly doubt that any "records" OP will be able to use that law.
In a round about way what I'm trying to say is that these OPs have enough legal problems right now just staying a step ahead of the DEA who is trying to shut them all down. They are not going to be drawing attention to themselves by getting LE involved in an effort to get a bottle or two of medicine back.
My advice is to simply stop using jetsrx and find a new OP. In the long term, my suggestion is to try a find a doctor in your area for your medication. Either all OPs will be shut down by the federal government, or they will be so heavily regulated it will be easier to to find a doctor in your area to take over your medical care.
I absolutely would NOT concern myself with the OPs threat of legal action against you.
This reply is to the person concerned about legal action. I think I just replied to the last person that was on the post.
TLM2
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