It very good for work;) just don’t use it more than twice a week or you are asking for trouble. Also don’t buy it from LB unless you enjoy paying 1000% extra;)

Yeah thought it might be judging by the amount of focus and drive it gives me when I play video games and yeah thanks man I’m aware that it is addictive:) what sorta dose do u think just a small 5gs ??

Depends on what strain but less is more a lot of the time. If you take it for focus and have good quality, then between 2 &3 grams of a green vein is good for me:) especially if you add a gram of cayenne pepper to the toss and wash plus green tea, no milk and no sugar all on an empty stomach ;)

Thank you very much Man U have been a great help thanks for the recipe sounds great :)

I have adhd and have been medicated pretty much all my life (not a pity statement as it’s not like I’m dying lol). and I was totally blown away by how much it helped and seems like a better alternative to the mental and physical damage that the Amphetamines I’m prescribed to do I mean cannabis is also fantastic and will always be my go to girl but it only really settles my body and I needed something to focus my mind from racing through a million thoughts at once haha (and yes iv tried smoking sativas lol)

You know kratom is physically addictive,right?

Yes I am aware:)

Where are you located? I’ve been a daily consumer for over 4 years now and have gone through a lot of different vendors and strain. I have access to organic, top quality leaf if you’re still looking.

Message me mate if you want and I'll see what I've got for your budget. Cant have you going without :)

Legend :)

DUIK have just put a sale on. Some less than $50 for an eight.

Hi, your order confirmation page will show what the vendor asked and what you have paid, have you checked this? If they both match you can point this out to the vendor.

go to transaxe support they can verify this and refund you if necessary

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maybe you didnt have enough in your wallet to pay the vendor and the network fee? just message and ask seller to deduct what he feels is neccessary from your purchase

i understand but does not explain what happens(ed) ... you seem to suggest that the vendor can randomly make this up to get some extra monies?... yikes! considering how much they have gain with BTs coin to ceiling, being chased after for 0.003 (BTW not £1-2, probably 15 times that including new fees to transfer again!) feels a bit greedy... i guess i need to buy more BTC now so I can have what I purchased already released... feels like a brexit fee!

What can happen is the amount of btc you send is pretty close to the dollar value ie 0.0007 btc = $70.13 and your order is for $70, if btc value should drop during the transaction and lb auto adjusts prices your 0.0007 is now worth less than the $70.
This creates the partial order,the vendor is looking at lb prices and sees they should have been sent 0.0008 to cover the $70,that is why sometimes when you put an order in you find that the amount of btc you are sending dollar value is actually higher than the product asking price in dollars.
This can be worse the higher the amount of btc you are sending.
Its not your fault,its not the vendors fault and its not lb fault its just the way btc works,yes it is a pain in the butt.

There is a few solutions you could for example if you notice that the btc value is close to the dollar value you could send 0.00072 this will gave you a safety net of a dollar incase btc value drops,the other way could be lb adding another decimal place to the prices,it would not stop it from happening but might cut back on the number of times it happens,especially when btc is bouncing up and down like a pair of whores knickers.

Scratch that thinking again it would probably make it worse.

I have underpaid before, I fell short by about £5 and the vendor just asked me to add the extra to my next order. There is always a network fee, which fluctuates depending on the time of day. Your vendor is stating your around £130 short? If that's correct that's a large amount by anyones standards. The transaction showing in your wallet 'sent ' file should show exactly what you paid and have the vendors wallet address that received it. I believe transactions via LB are handled by Escrow so if you have definitely paid in full, they should be able to help.

The network fee is clearly added to the sum when you do the transfer, it does not magically pop up at some stage. I had enough BTC, so really this make no sense...

ok, i meant a fee was applied and I could see that when i paid from my wallet... you seem to suggest another fee might have been applied in the process which i did not see...? that would be strange because the transaction record shows the entire amount being transferred, no record of another fee being applied...