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From the way you and your buddies have been posting, you are in this to sell seeds. And, quite expensive seeds at that. Let's see: $350 for "MAC F2" $250 for "Motor Breath S1" $150 for "French Toast S1" With the sh*tshow that's been going on with your brand (whether that's deserved or not)...

"Should" get more affordable as new technology is developed. In this case, the plants I have are pretty big so there is a lot of product relative to the expense. If I were doing breeding or micro, it would get expensive rather quickly. First attempt for me. At the same lab, there have be others...

I just did direct sow into moist peat pellets (in a humidity dome receiving sunlight). No cleaning, no scuffing, tap water. I find the germination rates to be sufficient for a variety of crop in my case (>80%). Occasionally there will be some seeds that just do not like it at all and there will...

Ditto. 100% germination on the seeds I've tried. I'm coming around to that realization as well.

I agree, bordering on being off topic under the GPS thread. Sorry 'bout that. Posted it here since it was purchased from GPS when they had their line on sale and others were asking about the CBD description in this thread. Grain a salt for the test results since I had only tested one of the...

Thought I'd follow-up on this even though the comment was from awhile ago. I ran three Jupiter and Beyond females. Two phenotypes were visible. I picked the pheno that had more of a sativa leaning appearance (better smell, too) and ran two separate lab tests on it. Total cannibinoids ~20% with...

Yes, +magnesium def. probably. On the otherhand, I had to intervene with some tough love in early flower due to a mite problem, some of the leaf damage is likely from the intervention. No significant burn prior to intervening...

I had bought some Jupiter and Beyond, three packs. Gave two to friends and grew three plants from the remaining pack. Here is a pic from one of the girls under mixed spectrum lighting in a promix medium from about a couple of weeks ago: Two phenotypes from the three plants appeared evident...

Wow, wow, wow. Ehhh, not my problem at all, eh?

Yea, I get what you are saying. But, I think you can read between the lines. I do not have their permission to post their PM/emails and there is plenty of information in my response without posting their response(s) verbatim. Though, I will consider it.

I've was a loyal customer but stopped being a GPS customer in May due to CC fraud and, more importantly, the poor response by the GPS staff addressing the issue. The fact that the fraud reports continue to roll-in simply indicates where their minds are. I am very sad to see this but since it...

When was this? Recently?

Interesting, it's possible that they have changed their transaction processor but it's hard to know since the information leaking from GPS is a bit sparse. It would be interesting to know what your CC sees as the transaction and if it's the <Gu asked this to be removed>, as noted below, then...

I have and that has not been my experience. But, I'm also on Prime, which could be why. But, you're skipping the part of the reply about them sending you the wrong thing or something that is inaccurately described. You have a legal leg to stand on in that scenario (not that you'd want to go...

Well, ok. But, if you order a pair of women's shoes and they send you a pair of men's boots instead, should the cost of correcting the error be on your head or the vendor's? Or, more related to the S1s. If you order something described by the vendor in one way but when you receive it you find...

Korea sounds different. Was the transaction processor Payofix (you would have received an email from them)?

And, in your op, you further explain how transactions are supposed to occur using the vendor API. Thank you for that description. Now to the point. Several individuals in this thread tell you (you meaning GPS) that there is a problem with credit card fraud and you tell us that you can't answer...

Wait, are you trying to obfuscate what could be a significant problem with how GPS, specifically, is handling CC transactions? Are you in charge of the website? If so, how do you handle a CC order entry and at what point is that information transmitted to your selected transaction processor?

Good point, if a debit card was used then what @jayblaze710 mentions might be wise. It can be much more destructive and time consuming if a debit card (that can act like a credit card) becomes compromised. Your bank might be able to preemptively block certain types of transactions if you ask...

Not necessarily, not everyone is seeing fraudulent purchases. Just keep an eye on your CC transactions for awhile but avoid using it with GPS until further information becomes available. Sometimes stolen CC information is sold to the black market and it becomes a matter of chance as to whether...