Inhouse laying down the law

[cheetaking243 (imported)]

It's short for Vanuatu... kind of like how some websites from the UK use the extension .uk and certain American sites use .us

[Wolf-Pup (imported)]

I ordered with the .biz version and payed with a Visa. I think they also take Amex, but not mastercard at the moment.

[GenChick (imported)]

I have tried eight times to place an order (in two different days) by paying with two Visa cards (bank and prepaid) and all times it was declined. The information I had entered was correct. I contacted my bank and they said they never declined my payments, they did not even show on their system!

[JessicaH (imported)]

I received my "backup supply" from www.alldaychemist.com today. It took 15 days and no script needed.

(60) 10mg vials of estadiol valerate and 5 vials of 200mg depo progesterone.

[smoothie36 (imported)]

I typed in my search bar "estrogen without prescription" and got a number of places that do not require prescriptions. And, they offer a lot more than estrogen.

[experiment (imported)]

I realize this is and old thread but the question still remains. Inhouse asks for a prescription when ordering or is this just a smoke screen?

Are there other online pharmacies that spiro or similar mediction can be ordered on without a written prescription?

Thanks.

[GenChick (imported)]

Prescription required for all new US customers.

[spoked451 (imported)]

Prescription required for all new US customers.

Key being New customers. From what I understand, those who already had a relationship with InHouse haven't had any issues.

[JessicaH (imported)]

I typed in my search bar "estrogen without prescription" and got a number of places that do not require prescriptions. And, they offer a lot more than estrogen.

That's true but I would think twice about giving my credit card info to some internet pharmacy without any kind of feedback from other buyers. You have no idea what you are getting and there are a lot of fake drugs out there.

[nvrgag44 (imported)]

I just found this thread and it's not my intention to hijack the thread but maybe shed a little light on the recent policy change of the companies you have been dealing with. I can't help but wonder if this is part of Operation Chokepoint, the federal government's policy of putting pressure on banks to stop doing business with companies engaging in business they don't like. As a firearm enthusiast I first learned about Operation Chokepoint when the Department of Justice began pressuring banks not to do business with many companies involved in selling or manufacturing legal firearms. Many of the posts in this thread describe experiences eerily similar to tactics used in Operation Chokepoint. Payday loan companies and other businesses were also targeted. Like them or not, these are all legal businesses who have a right to exist and engage in commerce in a free country. Google Operation Chokepoint and draw your own conclusions.