DrugBuyers.Com: fastusarx is now www.ez-pills-online.com

Word of caution and a work around for these folks.

I am experiencing a week of drama with a co-worker about these folks only because I chose to make a suggestion on what to do, and instead got pulled into it. Alot of this I am repeating what I was told so maybe not 100% factual.

On monday a co-worker asked me about this site. I cautioned against it but the co-worker has been in BIR purgatory with Big Blue. I cautioned about double billing that I have read here and at the other forum and I thought that was the end of that.

On Tuesday the co-worker approached me about how to set up an disposable credit card number for ordering on the internet which I had mentioned on Monday to do if she insisted on using these folks. I showed her how to set up Internet access for her credit card and then showed her the feature (most good credit cards offer this). This was difficult as she was trying to keep as much of her stuff as confidential as possible so it involved a series of questions and visiting and revisiting her computer over an hour. She then of course wanted me to leave and she placed her order.

An hour later she came back to me hysterical saying she received two emails saying her order was canceled due to bad credit card and an email from her credit card company saying an access was attempted or something like that.

After going through it over and over it was determined she used the expiration date and ccv number from her card instead of from the disposable card generated. We tried to look up the disposable number but it did not have the ccv number which you are required to write down and is appartently not accesible. She decided to generate another disposable number with $300 limit or something like that and then later told me she ordered and it seemed to work.

On wed. she said she had a UPS tracking number so I asked if they charged her credit card number yet so later she returned and told me they did.

This morning she came to me frantically saying she received an email from these folks saying her credit card was rejected and two emails from her credit cart company with one saying and attempt was made to charge to the first disposable credit card number and was rejected because of (some long list about number/date/address not matching) and another email saying a charge was rejected to the second disposable charge number due to exceeding the limit set. It also said to contact the credit card companies Customer service.

Well I recommended she do that and about an hour later she came back to me saying it was Ez-Pill that was attempting to charge to her card. I asked her to try to call the Ez-Pill customer service (and of course by this time wishing to wash my hands of this) when the UPS truck arrived delivering her meds at work, something I would be reluctant to do. Well now I just heard from her and she says that she talked to a lady at Ex-Pills (Shock! I did not think you could ever really talk to a real person at these sites) and she says to me they explained all the attempted charges because some quality control guy (whatever that is) was confused due to the very first credit card rejection and apparently thought the card was not charged yet or something like that. WOW! I says to myself, I really don't beleive it. And when they tried to charge again on the second card then they should have seen the first charge. I asked my co-worker if it said anywhere that the credit card was accepted during the ordering process and she said yes.

So the moral of the story

- I guess this company works if you like aggravation, co-worker ordered on Tuesday and they arrived Thursday, I still am not clear if that was next day or 2nd day though, and man they are really expensive.

- If you use a credit card, especially for these sites, then make sure you use one of those disposable generated numbers that are good for a predefined time (2 months is the shortest for mine), a predefined limit (that you set and can not exceed available remaining limit), and by god close them out as soon as you are done with them. My credit card company never gave warning emails like my coworkers received but maybe my credit card company does not do that and simply rejects the charge without telling me. I did have this help me once on what I think was a bait and switch on an electronic item I purchased only to receive an email later saying my credit card was rejected. It seems the price on their website did not match what they were going to charge me, and this was from an older firm that has been around on the Internet for a while. Maybe a harmless mistake, maybe not, only know I saved myself some aggravation.

- Don't get involved in a co-workers drama. This was way to distracting for me and ended up involving lots more like a request to "borrow meds"

and really made it hard to focus on what I was being paid to do.

For all those folks ordering from this company please keep a close look on your charges, and as I said use a diposable generated number

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!