Robert
Kingsport,#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, January 06, 2006
Before doing business with an internet pharmacy, check with the Better Business Bureau as well as the Bad Business Bureau. A 'Satisfactory' rating does NOT necessarily mean that the company is good, but a BAD rating is definitely a sign to stay away from that company. If you go to bbb.org you will see e-value got an 'F' Rating. Sorry you got screwed.
Robert
Kingsport,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, January 06, 2006
Before doing business with an internet pharmacy, check with the Better Business Bureau as well as the Bad Business Bureau. A 'Satisfactory' rating does NOT necessarily mean that the company is good, but a BAD rating is definitely a sign to stay away from that company. If you go to bbb.org you will see e-value got an 'F' Rating. Sorry you got screwed.
Robert
Kingsport,#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, January 06, 2006
Before doing business with an internet pharmacy, check with the Better Business Bureau as well as the Bad Business Bureau. A 'Satisfactory' rating does NOT necessarily mean that the company is good, but a BAD rating is definitely a sign to stay away from that company. If you go to bbb.org you will see e-value got an 'F' Rating. Sorry you got screwed.
Larry
Tucson,#5Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 05, 2006
The street address (8721 Santa Monica Blvd.) is for Mail Service Center, whose phone number is (310) 652-6921. Suite 1219 is most likely just a little mailbox in the wall. So, do you think RX Services is a bricks-and-mortar pharmacy or just another scam? It's a good bet that you will never recover your money, receive what you paid for, or a get a response from these weasels. Whenever dealing with a mail-order company that you have never heard of before, its a good idea to do a search on the address to see if it is a real business address or just a place to receive mail. If they are not listed in their local phone book and/or they won't give you a phone number you would be well-advised to shop elsewhere. If you do find a phone number, call it before you send them your money. In this case you probably would have gotten suspicious when you found their phone was always busy. This has scam written all over it. Go ahead and bad-mouth them.
Robert
Orange,#6Consumer Comment
Wed, January 04, 2006
Jerri, There is a ton of internet pharmacy fraud going on right now. It depends what you were ordering online! If you do some research on CyberRx you will see that a lot of these pharmacies were shut down by the DEA because of the legality of selling prescription medicines online. I would cut your loses and use a walk in pharmacy until all this is worked out. Once they closed these down a lot of sitesd popped up and started taking orders but never shipped anything. You need to be very careful in what you are doing because not only can you lose money, but it might in fact be very illegal.