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the mad honey scam playbook is always the same handful of moves

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 Jake
(@jake)
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and the countdown timer that resets when you refresh the page. every single time


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(@eurolex)
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A document worth anything names the laboratory, whatever accreditation it holds, the date, the batch it refers to, and what was actually measured. A PDF with a logo and the word "passed" is none of that. I have been sent the same unbranded one-pager by two supposedly unrelated sellers, which was clarifying.


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Admin
(@mod_nima)
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quick one from me — dont name the shop here. im the one who ends up in the inbox with their lawyer, not you. describe the pattern instead, thats the useful half anyway


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(@kiranfromnepal)
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The money part is not what makes me angry. It is the origin story. Jars filled somewhere else, sticker says Nepal, photo of a hunter on the ladder who never saw that honey. He carries the risk and none of the price.


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(@ushoneyguy)
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On the US side the vagueness is usually deliberate — "wild mountain honey", no origin, no net weight you can check. That's a decision, not sloppiness.


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