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I didn't know where to put this information, but here goes!
Some of you may have already gotten this email, but I looked into it and I think it is a new NROP, atleast that is what it looks like. The prices are a bit high, but if in a pinch, I suppose.
The link is:
www.xspmarc.com/newmeds/
I have not ordered or anything, but thought that I might share this information. I don't usually use solicitation for ordering. Ya'll have helped me tremendously. So, if anyone takes the plunge let us know. Thanks so much!
*** I did some investigating into the site, just to see if there were additional charges or records. I did not see any need for records, but it does say that there is $50.00(non-refundable) charge for a doctor's consult:
QUOTE FROM SITE:
(Please Note That A $50 Doctor Consultation Fee(Billed Separately, Non Refundable) Will Be charged When you Are Contacted By The Doctor)
"The information requested allows the Medical Doctor to review your request for prescription medication. Information will be treated confidentially and will not be released to third parties. For additional information on how we protect your privacy, please review our privacy statement."
This is also posted, so it seems secure, although I don't know all about the security codes and things. They also only accept Credit Cards, so you know I am sure about those things. I know that there is a contact information place set up as well. Just wanted to let ya'll know. Maybe this will assist those in great need.
**WARNING** This site does not use SSL encryption (https:) for credit card info, a sign of a possible fraud site. May be just fine, but a security certificate doesn't cost that much and ALL reliable e-commerce sites use secured pages for their confidential info.
Do not believe if the site claims to be secure. If you don't see that "https:" don't offer anything that you would not want to fall into the wrong hands. I love Mozilla Firefox because secure pages are highlighted with a yellow background, very handy.
I get literally dozens of spams for meds every day and the one thing they all have in common is unsecured ordering pages. Buyer beware.
Thanks so much for the warning, as I said before, I just don't know enough about the safety and security of information. That is why I usually use COD. I will add though in the solicitation the beginning address was http:blah, blah, blah. Don't know if that makes a difference.
I don't usually read through the SPAM [censored], but another one caught my eye too and that was SendMyMeds, the prices were more reasonable, but I didn't pursue it any further since I dont need anything.
Just wanted to say thanks again for the advice!!
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