I just wanted to warn others of Qualitynet aka my discountmeds. I can't remember how I found their sight but after checking it out for awhile I tried to order adderal from them and their sight is set up like you click on the drug name and they tell you 60 adderal for 37.99. You then add it to your cart and this is also my fault for not reading the fine print better. What they actually send you via email is access to a bunch of high dollar web sights that I'm sure I could have found myself. Then they pulled 37.99 out of my account twice as they have you pay by check by phone. This cause my account to be overdrawn as I only put enough in the account for the 37.99. My bank charged me 35.00 overdraft fee so I only lost 110.98 but they will not reply to any of my five emails. I guess it could of been worse. Their site is set up to make you think they are sending the prescription. I should have read it better. They only had one site for adderal and they were high dollar and sold out anyway.This is the first time I have been ripped off online. Hopefully the last.

There are alot of places out there that are referral services,most are out in the open about it, sorry you had to loose money over it, probablt everyone here has been ripped off one time or another.

You really have to read these sites well. Keep in mind that almost everybody wants to rip you off and you will be more careful when dealing with all internet sites.

Yeah. But maybe the referrals are worth it? Seems like you can get the same or better info from here. Ooh, hey maybe I can start my own "information" site like that but just feed it with free info from here! (just kidding)

Sorry to hear about your problems there's so many scam sites out there it's getting scary..

While on the subject of warnings Medicheaps needs to be mentioned about 4 months agoI ordered still nothing this is after getting a LL from Miami about two months ago and being promised a reship that im still waiting for Medicheaps will NOT respond to emails.Are they scammers are what I have A gut feeling they are,has anybody recceived from this place?

Not sure if I'm in the right forum or not-(never am) but are any of you getting letters in snail mail saying they got your name from a list of people who have ordered from the internet and offering to sell to you?

With the fast failing F2F situations it sure looks tempting.

Snail mail seems like an odd choice for any kind of vendor.

I have not gotten any such letter.

I was totally surprised and a bit leery what with everybody jumping on the scam wagon for desperate people. But it's true. It came from California and it doesnt surprise me that they bought a list nor does it surprise me that my name was on it. And if mine was on it I waould assume others would be. Sad but true, because I did order for quite some time off the net before the ACT!

But if it is legit it is so tempting.
Thanks for responding.