N from D

[wljourney]

The MoneyGram Western Union because in my original email to him he only offered crypto and not these 2 options. Not where I live.

Look at how value of crypto has gone down since November.
50% loss in value in the last 6 months!

If D didn't cash out his proceeds he lost a shitton of money because crypto is volatile.

I would actually bet money on it that because of the drop of value he is choosing a more stable currency (USD).
That's why he now wants payment via WU/MG.

Not a scam.
Just a smart business decisions.

Same experience here. Contacted him in November. Had coinbase issues. Then found out about the shortage, and the rumored new supply. Just recontacted him a few days ago, and got a response that was a slightly altered cut and paste of November's stock email, with WU and Moneygram added (and new prices).

This all seems a bit off, after hearing of the shortage.

Can anyone confirm that this email address has not been compromised, and that May packages are arriving?

Interesting about the new prices. Is it substantially more expensive or just $100 or so?

The MG/WU request isn't surprising. Crypto value has been falling nearly 50% in the last 6 months. Getting paid in a traditional currency like USD makes sure he doesn't lose too much money.

 

[DyingMiND]

Look at how value of crypto has gone down since November.
50% loss in value in the last 6 months!

If D didn't cash out his proceeds he lost a shitton of money because crypto is volatile.

I would actually bet money on it that because of the drop of value he is choosing a more stable currency (USD).
That's why he now wants payment via WU/MG.

Not a scam.
Just a smart business decisions.


Interesting about the new prices. Is it substantially more expensive or just $100 or so?

The MG/WU request isn't surprising. Crypto value has been falling nearly 50% in the last 6 months. Getting paid in a traditional currency like USD makes sure he doesn't lose too much money.

That part makes sense. But the 3 or 4 word response doesn't make sense. When I emailed him this time, all he said is "where do you live" and that was it? He didn't ask me how many items, the cost of 1 vs 2, the address I would like it sent to, etc. So to me, there's something off. I'm sure a smart business man would want to get his product sold right away, so asking me just 1 question and then disappearing (it write try him at least 2 days ago if not 3) is odd. I know if I wanted to sell something to someone, that I'd ask/give all the details in one email and not just ask one simple question. Since telling him where I live couple days ago, he hasn't responded. This is why it appears sketchy to me. At least the email I got from him about 3 weeks ago said he is out of stock till around July and to contact him then.

 

[Lost Magic]

That part makes sense. But the 3 or 4 word response doesn't make sense. When I emailed him this time, all he said is "where do you live" and that was it? He didn't ask me how many items, the cost of 1 vs 2, the address I would like it sent to, etc. So to me, there's something off. I'm sure a smart business man would want to get his product sold right away, so asking me just 1 question and then disappearing (it write try him at least 2 days ago if not 3) is odd. I know if I wanted to sell something to someone, that I'd ask/give all the details in one email and not just ask one simple question. Since telling him where I live couple days ago, he hasn't responded. This is why it appears sketchy to me. At least the email I got from him about 3 weeks ago said he is out of stock till around July and to contact him then.

He already told you he was out of stock though. What else is he supposed to do. He is probably concerned about his business just like everybody else is.

 

[wljourney]

That part makes sense. But the 3 or 4 word response doesn't make sense. When I emailed him this time, all he said is "where do you live" and that was it? He didn't ask me how many items, the cost of 1 vs 2, the address I would like it sent to, etc. So to me, there's something off. I'm sure a smart business man would want to get his product sold right away, so asking me just 1 question and then disappearing (it write try him at least 2 days ago if not 3) is odd. I know if I wanted to sell something to someone, that I'd ask/give all the details in one email and not just ask one simple question. Since telling him where I live couple days ago, he hasn't responded. This is why it appears sketchy to me. At least the email I got from him about 3 weeks ago said he is out of stock till around July and to contact him then.

Well, he only has a certain number of items currently available it seems and I think you have been in contact with him since before the shortage, correct?

Maybe he is similarly concerned about you and doesn't think his time/effort will eventually end up in a successful transaction?

 

[DyingMiND]

Well, he only has a certain number of items currently available it seems and I think you have been in contact with him since before the shortage, correct?

Maybe he is similarly concerned about you and doesn't think his time/effort will eventually end up in a successful transaction?

Yes. I only made contact with him just once before the shortage. I did reply him saying I wanted to move forward about 2 days later (as I needed to sort out the crypto thing) but he didn't reply. That's not my fault. Several people had the same experience as I did.

I don't understand what you mean when you say he may be "similarly concerned about me". Why would he have any reason to believe that there wouldn't be a successful transaction? I contacted him to purchase and then HE didn't respond to me further or others on this forum as I understand it. As far as I know, people aren't having ongoing e-mails with him for weeks before purchasing in order to establish some sort of "trusting" relationship. The only thing to trust is someone's interest to transact and then actually do it. I'm sure this didn't happen with numerous others who successfully bought from him. I didn't give him any reason to doubt my intention of buying.

My concern is not with him personally as he responded to my initial email relatively quickly and even sent out a follow up email about 3 weeks later stating he was out of stock. That was kind of him to do so. This was attested to by other forum members who received the same message. Now suddenly he has some stock and I, once again, expressed my interest, of purchasing. However his response of "where do you live" .. which I responded to promptly by the way, was not typical of a person who needs more info to carry out a transaction such as those I mentioned earlier. My concern is that there may be someone else who may now have access to his email and pretending to be the actual D. I'm sorry if I don't want to lose $1000 or so to someone who may be impersonating him. I just wanted to put this info out there to protect others of this very real possibility. I'm hoping I'm wrong about this and people are able to get their product.

 

[TheCrowCalls]

Yes. I only made contact with him just once before the shortage. I did reply him saying I wanted to move forward about 2 days later (as I needed to sort out the crypto thing) but he didn't reply. That's not my fault. Several people had the same experience as I did.

I don't understand what you mean when you say he may be "similarly concerned about me". Why would he have any reason to believe that there wouldn't be a successful transaction? I contacted him to purchase and then HE didn't respond to me further or others on this forum as I understand it. As far as I know, people aren't having ongoing e-mails with him for weeks before purchasing in order to establish some sort of "trusting" relationship. The only thing to trust is someone's interest to transact and then actually do it. I'm sure this didn't happen with numerous others who successfully bought from him. I didn't give him any reason to doubt my intention of buying.

My concern is not with him personally as he responded to my initial email relatively quickly and even sent out a follow up email about 3 weeks later stating he was out of stock. That was kind of him to do so. This was attested to by other forum members who received the same message. Now suddenly he has some stock and I, once again, expressed my interest, of purchasing. However his response of "where do you live" .. which I responded to promptly by the way, was not typical of a person who needs more info to carry out a transaction such as those I mentioned earlier. My concern is that there may be someone else who may now have access to his email and pretending to be the actual D. I'm sorry if I don't want to lose $1000 or so to someone who may be impersonating him. I just wanted to put this info out there to protect others of this very real possibility. I'm hoping I'm wrong about this and people are able to get their product.

Pm me his email and I'll confirm it if you'd like

 

[Ta555]

Pm me his email and I'll confirm it if you'd like

They know his proper email. They are concerned someone else has taken over it.

 

[TheCrowCalls]

They know his proper email. They are concerned someone else has taken over it.

No harm in triple checking hahah. Not sure how someone would take over and email :/

 

[DyingMiND]

No harm in triple checking hahah. Not sure how someone would take over and email :/

I don't know how someone could either but there are hackers who can do almost anything nowadays.

 

[TheCrowCalls]

I'm thinking of ordering one or two more bottles in July, just for reassurance.

You need more than two?

 

[DyingMiND]

You need more than two?

From what I was reading places that perform VAD use higher doses of pentobarbital but not sure around what dose. I think people on this forum are saying that 2 bottles are good enough.

 

[dewofthesea]

Has anyone here from the UK or Europe successfully gotten N from D? I'm worried it would be intercepted by customs

I was wondering this too x

 

[DyingMiND]

I was wondering this too x

Do a quick search on this forum. You'll probably find that there has been, but I wouldn't know for sure. I don't live in the UK or EU. It may be that customs are more stringent so getting it into your country may not be as easy as it once was.

I hope you find your answer.

 

[Ta555]

From what I was reading places that perform VAD use higher doses of pentobarbital but not sure around what dose. I think people on this forum are saying that 2 bottles are good enough.

As a people on this forum...two bottles is more than enough.

 

[wljourney]

Pm me his email and I'll confirm it if you'd like

I did this for them about 5-6 weeks ago. It is the correct email.

 

[Endtimes1]

From what I was reading places that perform VAD use higher doses of pentobarbital but not sure around what dose. I think people on this forum are saying that 2 bottles are good enough.

I think they use 15g, but the liquid contains alcohol to increase the potency.

For animals injected it's 1ml per 4,5kg. But if it's taken orally, then you need x3, so 3ml per 4,5kg.

But I don't know if it's fully convertible for humans.

 

[wljourney]

Why would he have any reason to believe that there wouldn't be a successful transaction?

Because there have been plenty other people who contact him and then don't move forward.

We KNOW he has complained about people who waste his time.
This has nothing to do with you personally. It's solely based on his own experience.

So: the more you write, the shorter his replies will get.

Regarding your worries that someone else might be accessing his email:
I don't think that's happening. The assumption this could potentially be a hacker … sorry that's just a bit far fetched.

You have the correct email.
We double checked it just 4 weeks ago.
Good luck.

 

[Ta555]

I think they use 15g, but the liquid contains alcohol to increase the potency.

For animals injected it's 1ml per 4,5kg. But if it's taken orally, then you need x3, so 3ml per 4,5kg.

But I don't know if it's fully convertible for humans.

Where did you get these stats? Mls don't mean anything I'd you don't know how many mg of pento there is per ml.
The lowest lethal dose is approx 2g of pento for 50kg of body weight.

 

[DyingMiND]

Quick question. I have a postal box , not actual PO box address, that is an address of my local UPS store where I have a "suite" number. Should I spell my name correctly to D in order to avoid any customs issues? The people at the UPS store know me in that if a letter or 2 were different or off, they will still know it's my package.

Thx

 

[Endtimes1]

Where did you get these stats? Mls don't mean anything I'd you don't know how many mg of pento there is per ml.
The lowest lethal dose is approx 2g of pento for 50kg of body weight.

It's from a pdf for veterinarians, I still have it, but are unable to upload it. It was posted her a while ago.

 

[Ta555]

It's from a pdf for veterinarians, I still have it, but are unable to upload it. It was posted her a while ago.

Ok but saying you need Xml is meaningless because it doesn't tell you how much active ingredient per ml there is. Like 2ml of 100mg pento per ml is going to be a hell of a lot stronger of 2ml of 10mg pento per ml. So unless you know the concentration of pento giving out mls by themselves is a bit useless.

 

[Endtimes1]

Ok but saying you need Xml is meaningless because it doesn't tell you how much active ingredient per ml there is. Like 2ml of 10mg pento per ml is going to be a hell of a lot stronger of 2ml of 100mg pento per ml. So unless you know the concentration of pento giving out mls by themselves is a bit useless

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/pdf-entire-vet-manual-on-n.90270/

 

[wljourney]

I realize this thread is older, but just in case someone comes here, looking for N from D:

Right now (September 2022) we are not aware of a reliable way to contact D.

An email has been going around (by DM here on SaSu) in the last week that is another scam. It is very similar to the one D has used in the past. But still fake.

More details in this thread:

'FRAUD ALERT - N from D fake emails'
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/fraud-alert-n-from-d-fake-emails.98248/