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HUGE RED FLAG with QSC - DO NOT ORDER

Started by Shansie · · 23 replies · 441 views
#1

Recently made a purchase with QSC money confirmed to have gone through but Alissa - the contatct claimed they had not received. They said they could help me track it if I provided the wallet hash - which was 100% theirs as it was from their personal link - and i provided it both in my receipt and in texr

After this they have just been ignoring emails and messages. I know these thigs happen but I feel I have to go around to all the various forums to warn people away from what obvisouly tured out to be a scam

PLEASE DO NOT ORDER FROM QSC

#2

That stinks, sorry you got burned like that. Same thing happened to a buddy of mine with a different source years back - once the crypto is gone there's really no getting it back. Thanks for the heads up, this is why I always order small the first time with anyone new.

#3

That's rough, taking a loss on a payment and then getting ghosted is the worst part. I had a vendor go silent on me once and posting the transaction details publicly was the only thing that got a response. Thanks for the warning, glad you're speaking up even though it cost you.

#4

That radio silence after they already had the wallet hash from their own link is the worst part, no way to claim confusion there. Lost money the same way once and the seller just stopped responding too. Thanks for taking the time to warn the rest of us.

#5

Posting the tx details publicly worked for me once too - vendor suddenly "found" my payment after I shared the hash on a couple boards. Might be worth trying before you write off the money entirely. Sorry you got hit like this, especially when the wallet link was theirs to begin with.

#7

Sorry that happened, especially with their own wallet link. No loss report from me either but I had a vendor go silent once and only a public post with the tx id got a response, so echoing what worked for the first reply here. Thanks for the warning so the rest of us can skip the headache.

#8

That third reply looks like it landed in the wrong thread, ignore it. Sorry about the ghosting - if you haven't tried it yet, posting the wallet hash publicly like the others said actually worked for me once when a vendor claimed a payment never showed up.

#9

Ugh, sending payment to their own wallet link and then claiming no receipt is about as blatant as it gets. Sounds like you already have the tx id documented, so if you post it here publicly you might at least force a response like others mentioned, even if the money's long gone. Thanks for taking the hit so the rest of us can steer clear.

#10

Sorry you got burned, that silence after you sent proof from their own link is the worst part. I've also had luck with posting the tx id publicly - a vendor that ghosted me suddenly "found" my payment within a day of going public. Appreciate the heads up so the rest of us stay clear.

#11

The silence after you handed them proof from their own wallet link says everything. I lost a chunk to a vendor pull that same stunt years back and posting the tx id publicly was the only thing that ever got a reply, so worth a shot even if the money's likely gone. Sorry you had to learn this the expensive way.

#12

That's rough, especially after you gave them the hash from their own link. Third one here saying the public tx id post is what shakes loose a reply - worked when it happened to me. Thanks for flagging it before more people send money.

#13

Sorry that happened, especially since the wallet link was theirs to begin with. I had a vendor ghost me over a payment once and it was only after I posted the tx id on a couple boards that they magically "found" it, so maybe worth a try before writing it off entirely. Down 38 lbs on this journey and the last thing anyone needs is the stress of chasing money on top of it.

#15

Two people saying the public tx id post worked for them matches what happened to me too - vendor went silent until the hash was sitting on an open forum, then suddenly "found" my payment. 57 lbs down and I've learned the vendors who respond to pressure are the ones worth keeping. Hope yours budges before you write off the money.

#16

That silence after you handed over the hash from their own link is the worst part, no excuse for that. Posting the tx id publicly worked on a vendor for me too, worth one more shot before you eat the loss. Sorry you're dealing with this on top of everything else.

#17

Same thing happened to me last fall, vendor ghosted for two weeks until I posted the tx id on a couple boards and suddenly my order "showed up" in their system. Worth trying before you write off the money, though honestly a vendor that needs public shaming to acknowledge their own payment link isn't one I'd risk again anyway. Sorry you're out the cash during a stretch where you're already grinding.

#18

Adding my data point that public tx id posts have shaken vendors loose for me too, so maybe one more try before you eat it. But ghosting you after you sent the hash from their own link is a special kind of shady - I'm on compounded tirzepatide and down 62 lbs using a vendor who never once went quiet on me, and that reliability is the whole bar. Sorry you're having to spend your energy on this mess.

#19

Sorry you had to deal with that. 😕 It’s always important to verify a supplier’s information and documentation before making a decision. Hope things get resolved for you.

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#20

That silence after you sent the hash from their own link says everything - no legit vendor needs you chasing them over their own payment address. I lost a payment once too and what finally worked was posting the tx id publicly like others here said, so worth one last shot before you write it off. Down 21 lbs on my current source and the difference is that they actually answer messages, which is the bare minimum I now expect.

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