Usamedsonline, Pangea Processing, JPonline Billing, OpsBilling RIPOFFS, LIARS, FRAUDULENT ORGANIZATIONS BeaverCreek Ohio

Do NOT use USEMEDSONLINE.COM, partnered with Pangea Processing, JPonline billing, and Ops billing (all frauds), to purchase Rx medications online. Usamedsonline is one of many "online pharmacies" that are complete RIP-OFFs; con-artists, liars.

The particular scam used by this website is not uncommon, but very deceptive. They bait people in with false promises of "the lowest prices guaranteed" and "FDA approved, 100% legal website"- however, this website is not an actual online pharmacy. It leads you on to believe that it is, as you select your medication type, pill type, and quantity, and then you click submit/order, and it takes you to the next screen where you enter your billing information and address.

I was immediately suspicious that they only took VISA cards and didn't require any proof that I had a prescription for my order, but my doctor was away and I needed my medication, so I ordered anyway. That's what these websites do, they bait people in who are at their most vulnerable.

Once you submit your information and click ORDER, you find out that you have been billed $29.95 (or whatever scamming price they come up with) which you will be billed every month for your "membership."

Now at first I thought that just meant they would keep sending me the medication every month, so I planned to cancel it after they sent me the first order. But I didn't receive any order. I called them and they told me to email, and emailed them and they told me to call, or simply didn't respond.

I looked into it and found out that the entire website is a scam. The monthly charge that they bill you is allegedly for access to ACTUAL online pharmacies through their website in the "members area"- BUT ALL OF THESE WEBSITES CAN BE ACCESSED FOR FREE WITHOUT A MEMBERSHIP from a computer with internet access. It is a complete scam. Plus, they are not a pharmacy, so whatever medication you request when you accidentally order your "membership," you will never receive it.

In addition, even these websites that are free that usamedsonline.com claims to grant you access to do not carry most of the medications that the website claims to sell. For example, my order was for Adderall, which I have a prescription for, and none of these "partner pharmacies" sell adderall online. They mostly sell things like Viagra, Lipitor, or Allegra and other allergy medications that are easier to get away with selling without a prescription.

But it is unclear whether even these medications will actually be sent to you after ordering them- and even if they are, the 29.95 to usamedsonline.com is still a scam, as it doesn't give you anything except an empty bank account.

The DEA looks into this stuff, and I found this on their website which might help people who want to use an online pharmacy but don't want to get scammed by frauds like USAMEDSONLINE.com.

"Some common indicators that the "Internet Pharmacy" site may not be legitimate and should not be used as a source for controlled substances include the following:

-The site is not a participant in any insurance plan and requires that all payments be made with a credit card. (usamedsonline.com- CHECK)
The site requires that you waive some rights before they send you the drugs.

The site advises you about the law and why it is permissible for you to obtain pharmaceutical controlled substances from foreign countries via the Internet.
The site does not ask the name, address, or phone number of your current physician. (usamedsonline.com- CHECK)
The site advises you to have the drugs sent to post office boxes or other locations to avoid detection by U.S. authorities.

The site does not require that you provide a bona fide prescription issued by your personal physician or mid-level practitioner. (usamedsonline.com- CHECK)"

I was luckily only scammed out of 29.95 and my bank says I have a good shot at getting it back, although all I have received from Pangea Processing Billing (usamedsonline.com's partner in crime)is these annoying pseudo-oblivious emails apologizing for any confusion and stating that they "strive to provide a genuine, user-friendly service" NO THEY DON'T- they're liars, con-artists, and they will simply take your money and run. DON'T USE THESE WEBSITES.

Andrew
East Setauket, New York
U.S.A.