I can't really speak to that point because I was on hiatus from this forum at the time that went down and I haven't had the time or interest to read the whole dramatic event. Though, I do remember running across some rather unsavory posts by you in my cursory browsings of that situation. It was something along the lines of publicly posting PMs of messages intended to be kept private....

The point of the matter is that you seem to be assuming ill intent even after your concern was addressed. Every single transaction a person makes in life carries the risk of being a scam and we don't find out until after the scam happens. Exercise your due diligence, of course, but your leap from incorrect email address to full on public scam alert is a bit hysterical to say the least.

And, by the way... Where the fuck did smoothie say anything about a forced refund?