Close call

[shil]

Make sure you read the name of a website CAREFULLY. In my quest for primers, I came across a website I thought was Powder Valley. They claimed primers in stock. No bargains, but the prices were in line with the current market. I almost bit, until I discovered the requested payment method. Whoa! I discovered that they added an "s" between "powder" and "valley" to their web address. Do not be fooled!

 

[robertrwalsh]

Good looking out.

 

[luvsmiths]

shil picked up on the Shill! Good job!

 

[Autonomous]

Similar story buying some powder late last year.
Massive red flag when they don't accept credit cards.

 

[shil]

But, but, but..... internet sellers are all ethical and reputable! It said so on the internet!

 

[ArchAngelCD]

They are out there and more now than ever.

Always be worried when a site claims to have all flavors of primers in stock when no one else does. Don't walk but run away when a site only accepts P2P payments (like Zelle & Pay Pal) with no option for a check or charge card!

I'm glad you didn't fall for the scam.

 

[murphydog]

It would be a good idea to contact the real company to let them know of the scammer site.

 

[ArchAngelCD]

It would be a good idea to contact the real company to let them know of the scammer site.

I agree, good idea...

 

[martyd]

Powder - Primers - Bullets
If I can't hold it in my hand I will not buy it.