Thread: Just wanted to put this out there,

I wouldn't even come close to injecting that shit. Listen, there are scammers all over, hell, it's happened a few times on this board. But come on brother...eBay, craigslist? Plus now with "Dateline" getting invovled. You are asking for trouble. Any idiot that has a tiny knowledge on steroids could fill up a vial with canola oil(or anything for that matter) and put a "lab label" on it and and call it "Test P". Do yourself a favor, go to the lab testing section, see what has come back with good results and then go to the sponsor section and work it out.

Please revise you last will and testament to instruct your heirs to let all of us at IMF know when and where to attend the service...

How do u know its legit?

give me your CC info. I will send gear.....promise

Did you go to his "lab" to pick it up?
Can you get me some meth on Craigslist?
I need it for a cut cycle.

PICTURES PLEASE!

this sounds like an absolutely horrible idea...

Sounds to me like a prime LE op. instead of how to catch a predator, it's how to catch a juicer. Or how to send one to the hospital. Lol
Add: that has bad written all over it.


When we do right nobody remembers, when we do wrong nobody forgets. H.A.M.C

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yikes!

Leo?

I have 4 'jugs' of tren-e I'll sell you at half of what he's offering.

Proof pic:

21 accused in NYC of selling meds on Craigslist





Richrad Drew / APThis photo of a computer screen shows a list of Craigslist ads, including several for drugs, in New York, Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012. The New York Police Department has arrested people to make an example out of some of the smallest of small-time drug dealers: students, young professionals and others who clean out the medicine cabinet and then are brazen enough ? and foolish enough ? to offer the pills for up to $20 a pop over the Internet, in ads such as this one. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

By TOM HAYS

updated 10/11/2012 5:45:19 PM ET2012-10-11T21:45:19


NEW YORK ? The Craigslist ad offered black-market Percocet pills for sale but warned potential customers: "No LE please." Meaning: No law enforcement.

Like that made a difference.
The 40-year-old man accused of placing the ad was among 21 people arrested in an attempt by the New York Police Department to make an example out of some of the smallest of small-time drug dealers: students, young professionals and others who clean out the medicine cabinet and then are brazen enough ? and foolish enough ? to offer the pills for up to $20 a pop over the Internet.
"Whether the drug deal occurs on the street corner or on the Internet, it's a crime," Bridget Brennan, special narcotics prosecutor for New York City, said Thursday in a statement announcing the arrests.
Undercover narcotics investigators answered the ads and ended up buying handfuls of powerful prescription painkillers and other pills for a few hundred dollars, typically in broad daylight and in public settings such as coffee shops, Penn Station or Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village.
Some of the sellers turned out to be run-of-the mill drug dealers also peddling cocaine and heroin, police said. But many were more mainstream: Among those arrested were a New York University graduate student, a financial adviser and a 62-year-old woman who works as a freelance photographer.
The pills came from the sellers' own meds or were stolen from relatives, friends and co-workers, authorities said. Some of the dealers were out to make a quick buck ? even though their backgrounds would suggest they didn't need the money.


The arrests come as law enforcement agencies around the country battle a surge in illegal sales of highly addictive painkillers like Percocet and Roxycodone and, increasingly, attention-deficit drugs like Adderall ? transactions that now rival the cocaine and heroin trade both in volume and as a public health hazard.
Because the drugs have legal medical uses, they carry less of a stigma than illegal narcotics. After they were arrested, some of the sellers claimed they didn't know what they were doing was a crime. But investigators don't buy it.
"You'd have to be living under a rock to not know it's illegal," Brennan said.
Brennan's office reached out to San Francisco-based Craigslist earlier this week to try to get its cooperation in finding ways to discourage the Internet marketing. A Craigslist spokeswoman had no comment Thursday.
The undercover investigators began answering Craigslist ads late last year. By the time they were done, they had made 63 buys ? about $19,000 in pills and $10,400 in cocaine.
One ad was placed by a self-described "friendly NYU student." It offered "pain and anxiety relief." Just in case there was any confusion, it signed off with "perc roxy." And a smiley face.
A criminal complaint accused Anthony Vargas ? the Manhattan man who politely asked police not to respond to his ad ? of meeting the same undercover officer four times over the summer near Union Square to sell dozens of oxycodone pills. Vargas, 40, was sentenced to nine months in jail on Wednesday after pleading guilty to criminal sale of a controlled substance, prosecutors said.
Despite the enforcement effort, the advertising continued unabated on Thursday.
One posting from someone in New York City read: "Hello ladies and gentleman. If your in pain and need assistance look no further. I've got 30 (mg) ways to help!! ... Not affiliated with any sort of law enforcement? If ALL of these pertain to you, email me with what your looking for (quantity) and we will work it out."
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Originally Posted by menoah

i have 4 'jugs' of tren-e i'll sell you at half of what he's offering.

Proof pic:

lmao

Originally Posted by Menoah

I have 4 'jugs' of tren-e I'll sell you at half of what he's offering.

Proof pic:

This is more likely:

Looking at his font, it looks like its a cut and paste.