In editions gone by of this book, Exit published an extensive list of advice tips. However, to simplify the issue there is really only one piece of advice to be offered and it is this: all websites that purport to sell Nembutal online are scams. If you choose to ignore this advice, and persist in the endeavour, here are some red flags to look for:
• Poorly written English? • Does their website state an association with Exit International, Exit International USA, Dr Philip Nitschke?
• Do they refer you on to so-called ‘verified’ suppliers? • Do they say they have been approved/ endorsed by The Peaceful Pill eHandbook?
• Does their website offer real time chat customer assistance? • Do they say they send/ have sent samples of Nembutal to Exit International for testing?
• Do they ‘sell’ different types of Nembutal (eg. ‘oral solution’, ‘solution intravenous’, ‘powder’)?
• Do they advise you how to take the Nembutal? • Does their website show testimonials from ‘happy customers’?
• Do they list customer reviews with stars? • Do they publish news stories on assisted suicide? • Do they say they know others who have been scammed (to prove they are not scammers)?
• Do they offer to oversee the transaction so you won’t lose your money?
• Do they ask that you keep the communication ‘discrete’? • Do they offer fast and discrete shipping? • Do they say they have 501c status or an IRS number? • Do they require insurance? • Do they use a fake courier company? Have you checked? • Where are they based? Scammers use addresses as disparate