Fraudulent Ads and Websites

Last updated: 11/09/2026

We’re aware of fake websites and ads pretending to be Biotech Peptides. They use our name, our logo, our product photos, or text copied from our site to look like us.

Examples of fake websites

These three fraudulent websites were online the first week of November in 2026. Each one uses our logo and our product photos to look like us. The quickest way to tell them apart from us is the web address.

Resources and FAQs

I think I bought from one of these sites. What do I do?

We’re sorry this happened. Orders on these sites never reach us, so we can’t see, ship, or refund them. Act quickly:

• Stop contact with the seller, and don’t pay any extra “shipping”, “insurance” or “customs” fees they ask for.
• Call your bank or card issuer right away and ask them to stop or reverse the payment.
• If you paid with PayPal, open a case in the PayPal Resolution Center. If you paid with Zelle, Cash App or Interac e-Transfer, contact the app and your bank straight away, because these payments are hard to get back.
• If you made an account on that site with a password you use elsewhere, change it and turn on two-step verification.
• Check your statements for charges you don’t recognize.
• Tell us which site it was at support@biotechpeptides.com.

How can I tell if a website is fake?

• The web address isn’t exactly biotechpeptides.com. It ends in .ca, .co.uk, .ch, .nl, .com.br, .net or similar, or adds words such as “shop”, “store”, “usa”, “labs”, “online”, “buy” or “the”.
• The prices look too good to be true, or the site pushes you to buy right now.
• After you pay, you’re asked for extra “shipping”, “insurance” or “customs” fees.
• There’s no phone number or address, or the contact details don’t match ours.
• The text has spelling mistakes, or the pages look copied from our site.
• It shows certificates of analysis with our name. Our certificates are on our product pages at biotechpeptides.com; a certificate on another site doesn’t mean its products came from us.

How do I report a fake ad or website?

Fake ads:

• Facebook or Instagram: tap the three dots on the ad, then Report ad.
• TikTok: press and hold the ad, then tap Report.
• Google: tap the three dots next to the ad, then Report ad.

Fake websites:

• Google: safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish
• United States: the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov and the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov
• Canada: the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca
• United Kingdom: Action Fraud at actionfraud.police.uk

Which fraudulent websites are using our name?

None of these websites is owned, operated, or affiliated with Biotech Peptides. Some may already be offline.

What are you doing about it?

We keep this list up to date and add every site our customers tell us about. If you see a website or ad using our name, email the address to support@biotechpeptides.com.

Is my order from biotechpeptides.com affected?

No. Orders placed at biotechpeptides.com ship as usual, and orders placed by 1 pm PST ship the same day. If you’re not sure an order came from us, email us your order number and we’ll check.

Still need help?

• Phone or text us: 619-453-0156
• Email us: support@biotechpeptides.com
• Contact us: use the form on our Contact page, biotechpeptides.com/contact-us/

All products are sold for research, laboratory, or analytical purposes only, and are not for human consumption.