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@STATIEEIGHT it was already in my "Saved for Later" on my Amazon.

@Commander sure feels like it

@Mydogdaryl423 ... it just really made me mad because "we can talk freely" was absolute BS. This site here is the only place we really talk freely that I've found. It was inevitable that people were going to bring up Jeff and Randy on the FB group as well because it's over 30 thousand strong. Those comments get deleted too (not as quickly ).

@STATIEEIGHT thank you! I know I've seen variations of these on there, but I like the silicone. Appreciate it.

@STATIEEIGHT where did you guys get it? I like that the inside is silicone and the airtight lid.

@Randy yay! I learned how to filter from your YouTube channel, so I didn't need to watch this one, but I just like watching your stuff . I'm a member of another large research community on FB which also has a Discord community. Whenever someone complains that we have to talk in code, the guy that runs it claims we can all talk freely on their Discord group. WELL let me tell you that he does not like you at all. Any time me or anyone else mentions your website or pens he DELETES the comment. Made me really mad one night. I kept reposting the same comment about one of your pens. He had to message me and admit to me that he doesn't want to send you any business....What a douche. Anyway, carry on

@CDaze812 said:

This post is for anyone that crossed with a shady vendor, grey or group that retaliates against your Gmail account used for signup/checkout.

This week one of my free Gmail accounts started taking a few thousand signup and confirmation emails a day. Not ordinary spam. Someone had run my address through a form-submission bot pointed at a very large list of sites with unprotected signup forms routing through mobile proxies. Difficult to trace back.

The trick is that Gmail ignores dots in @gmail.com addresses. j.o.hn@, jo.hn@, and john@ are the same mailbox to Google — but to a signup form they're three different addresses. My address has 12 characters before the @, which means 2,048 distinct dotted forms, and the bot was rotating through them.

Google does not provide a way of protecting against unless you are a paid workspace account where dots are treated as separate accounts. No easy way to filter before the Inbox. So I wrote two Google Apps Scripts. No install, no OAuth setup, no server — they run inside your own Google account:

DotVariantSweeper — runs every minute, moves permutation mail to Trash or SPAM - user config
variantReportFull — read-only, counts every variant and every sending domain, exports to a Sheet

Read the warning in the README before you run it. If you deliberately hand out a dotted form of your own address, or use plus-tags for signups, you have to list them as exceptions or the script will bin your own mail. There's a dry-run mode. Use it for before flipping flag to false.

Two things I'd tell anyone in the middle of one of these:

Don't click unsubscribe. Most of these senders are real businesses whose contact forms got abused — they're victims too. You can't tell which links are safe, and clicking confirms a live address.

Check what got buried. Flooding an inbox is a known way to hide a real notification — an order confirmation, a password reset, a fraud alert — while it scrolls past unread. Search back through the window before you bulk-delete anything, and check any account that could have been touched. Also: Spam auto-purges at 30 days, so if you might ever want a record, run Google Takeout with Mail (including Spam) and keep the mbox.

There was other fraud on an account of mine in the same window. I'm not drawing a connection between the two and I'm not naming anyone — I'm posting the tool because when this happened I found plenty of threads asking the question and none with a working answer. This has removed all of the emails and cleans new ones every minute. Clean Inbox

Use the export to Sheets option to provide a clean report to accompany your IC3 report. ic3.gov

Copy n paste code into Google Apps Scripts from the text files.

Hope that helps anyone in the same situation.

README.md.txt variantReportFull_v4.gs.txt DotVariantSweeper_v2.gs.txt

SHA-256 Checksum
DotVariantSweeper_v2.gs.txt 5746ad1356db3c3dffb3701b95ffce60dd318fd4f3f05c4b9d114c6
README.md.txt edb8ae70f4251df59f3e36579497d852e8f380b38790dc432b4b6ca
variantReportFull_v4.gs.txt eed218308fd0e07e5d9ffee5cbcc6b2bfed0878eee426e2e5234202

I just had this happen to my Hotmail (MSN) email address. It was trying to hide a computer purchase on Staples.com. The emails are still coming in a week later. No clue how to stop it.

@Randy said:

Jeff doesn't even have his own account here.

@Randy said:

Its recorded on x. X is becoming a safeish space for peps

I refuse to download X again. I guess I'll just miss out ... oh well. Not supporting that monster.

Oh, Ana (or O, Hana) ...... tsk, tsk! There must be sooo many trusting people out there that don't really look when buying, so they keep getting away with it? Then, you'll hear people saying the COA's are meaningless anyway because they're too easy to doctor in various ways and that you need to test everything regardless, so..... I hate when people say that.

@Randy yeah, it's called Def Not Meth Imagine shipping those packages

Well, that all escalated quickly. What an utter douche bag. The Australian guy was an ass too. ...Just kidding. I hope this guy doesn't try to make trouble for you @randy because he wanted your info and commented on you not getting in front of the camera. It worries me.

Yuck. And here I was all upset because I missed the last drop that took FOREVER because I got sick of checking back. I wonder if it's because they rushed to get the orders filled after such a long wait? I'm not sure what the hold up was. It may be all part of it...

Ever since watching a few videos of the owner of Jano, I don't trust them very much. Which kind of sux because vendors use them the most (at least the vendors I've been using). Something very sketchy about that dude.

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They were my first vendor outside of big pharma for Tirz. Ordered many times. I've also ordered ss31, motc, nad, BPC-157, TB-500 and reta. All worked well. Shipping was quick. Not the cheapest, but I trust the product.

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@Canineriot ah. I didn't remember him saying that in his video. It's been a while since watching. I figured there had to be a reason to not do it this way... Thanks

I saw a video of someone purging the air out of the new empty pen vial first by driving the stopper to the end, then filled the vial with the peptide. No need for vent. Any thoughts?

@HockeyRat Allot of peps in a group I'm in use them. They're good. I was about to order from them before finding Nexaph