squawberryman
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David they show to have the same quantity of H4350 in one pond AND 8 pound jugs. Wait, make that the same for ALL powders with 1 and 8 pound offerings, same quantity in stock.
Quick...order 2!!!!!Here is another that is wildly a scammer
Norma MRP Smokeless Gun Powder
Delivery Information Shipping Weight 1.125 Pounds – 8.360 Pounds DOT-Regulated Yes HazMat Product Yesmidwestreloads.com
They have 8 pound Norma MRP for $240
Could just be the onset of Diarrhea!!Pretty simple, Google address and see what pasture they reside in or which subdivision? No CC pymt? Yeah, I'm all in. Just use the simple tools we all have to determine if a real business. Heck check the local Chamber of Commerce and or BBB. Just be careful of very similar website naming.
Don't let DESPERATION override common sense.
If you are wavering over send button with sick feeling in gut, what are you doing?
So very true. I interfaced with a scam site and found out basically the same thing.One of the reasons I started this thread >>>https://www.longrangehunting.com/th...companies-sources-that-are-legitimate.358867/
The bombs falling in the background dead giveaway in Ukraine. Just sayin!So very true. I interfaced with a scam site and found out basically the same thing.
Try talking to these idiots and their language is a tip off as well.
A glitchy internet connection is a tip off too.
My sentiment exactlyA few basic things. If it has a dash in its website name it's 99% fake. If it's site name has powder primer in it fake. One quick way to vet a site INITIALLY. Put something in the cart and try to checkout. If they do not take direct credit card it's fake.
In other businesses the search engines police it some but as all the big search engines are anti 2nd amendment they seem to purposelyleave them on and allow them top search hit ratings. There is no way in a commerce site you end up in the top 10 -20 with paying and serious time to do it. The fact these sites almost always rank higher then high vol legit businesses is clear proof it's done with the help of for the most part Google. If they were scamming pixels etc you can be **** sure they would be on page 1000 if not completely pulled from search DB. Google been known to do that especially on YouTube ever since Trump.
Basically you need to stick to the big names or if its a small shop check Google map and the buisness address then call them from a number listed somewhere listed not on the actual website. If they do not list an address and or number it's a scam.
There's one for Lapua brass and bullets too.A few years ago there was a site named "Powders" Valley, it looked like the actual Powder Valley site, it even had their phone number and address. Like most scam sites it showed large quantities of supplies that at that time were nonexistent and only accepted electronic payments. I called Powder Valley, they were aware of the site but couldn't do anything about it because it originated overseas.