Glowing A-PHP review for GVRC

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Vendor Review

  • Vendor - GVRC -- GVRC.club

  • Sample or Purchase - purchase

  • Product - 10g of A-PHP

  • Countries - Domestic US

Vendor

  • Service - 5/5 -- Speedy and professional responses

  • Shipping - 5/5 -- Fast! Ordered Sunday the 2nd, received the 5th.

  • Stealth - 5/5 -- Very very good

  • Communication - 5/5 -- Available and quick

Product

  • Weight - 10g - Just over, enough to cover bag sticking

  • Price Value - 5/5 -- Best domestic deal I have found

  • Aesthetic - 5/5 -- Perfect crystal clear chunks, some over .6, some smaller crystals, and practically no powder.

Comments:

When I saw GVRC pop up, I had high hopes. I waited until the sample reviews came in, and waited for a few paid reviews from known redditors before diving in. Boy I'm glad I did. Get in while you can before this guy blows up!

Thanks to u/gaarcia!

Posted Apr 6, 2017, 2:15 AM UTC · locked

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Ideally you'd do it through tor or VPN, but I wouldn't be sketched out for personal amounts of RCs. Understandable if you are though. There are "anonymous" image hosts, similar to temp.pm or other messaging services, that claim to scrub data and not store host info. I don't really follow who keeps their sites up, which went down, etc. because they go up and down all the time but you can see what I mean here --> https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkNetMarkets/comments/4wq1ad/i_have_an_idea/d69zcmc/ There are a good amount of allegedly anonymous hosts. You aren't ever 100% secure if you're not treating everybody and everything like the government is actively monitoring you though, I don't want to give you the impression that it's failproof anonymity.

It's also important to first scrub the exif data yourself. That is potentially identifying info set into the metadata of the photo. It can be easily removed by pasting your image file in MS Paint and resaving it as a new image file.

Someone else posted pics of his product, so don't feel like you need to do anything for my sake!

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