Many were the real thing. It was a reddit post published by one of their competitors.
True but they have been shown to be faking products so why give them coin at all after that? Trust is lost.
One could and should ask them for 3rd party lab results.If they can prove upfront that what they're selling is not expensive bakery flour, that would be in their own interest, specially if they intend to regain some of their reputation back (which I don't know if they ever had)
I suggest that nobody tries TLR on their own. There's just a very very high chance that you're being conned. TLR should be pointed to this thread. The exposure they would get in this group buy alone, if their product was anything near legitimate, would cover any expense they had in providing us upfront with a 3rd party analysis.
When things are legitimate they don't smell and walk and look like a rat. Regarding the possibility of the NRX TLR deal I would say based on reviews I've seen from them on difficult to synthesise substances, that there are only 2 real things on it:
1) Their willingness to conduct fraudulent business, through false claims.
2) Your despair and willingness to believe in anything that can bring you relief.
This creates a very dangerous and obvious formula for deception and rip off.
Someone point them to this group buy. If they have a renewed culture now and are selling what they claim they're selling, they'll be the ones intervening here and cleaning their name. They would sell easily a few tens of thousands dollars worth of NRX in the first month alone after proving their legitimacy, through this group alone.
If they're conmen it will be much simpler for them to keep their website online and keep selling bakery flour piggy backed on google organic ranking.
If they're the real thing, they will prefer growing their reputation in communities as Longecity. Considering NRX being a novel molecule and TLR claiming to being selling it, that would qualify them as pioneer sellers. So this is the #1 online community they want to intervene if they are legitimate, geting in touch with the pioneer buyers/guinea-pigs.
If they refuse to intervene proactively here, make no mistake, you're being conned big time and being a total ignorant.
Don't fall prey of online conmen with fancy looking websites in an era of online deceit.
Edited by opusensemble, 26 May 2016 - 10:48 AM.