gaylord_focker
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So I just want to start this off saying I’m a total idiot and I can’t believe I did something like this lol 200$ likely gone, hard lesson learned.
But anyways the package has already shipped to the US. And the address I gave was a mixture of my old and current address. The zip and city is correct. But my real name is not on the package. So my question for recourse is this
Is it worth trying to call the post office if/when it arrives to try and use USPS intercept to redirect it here? Seeing as how the address does not exist they should see It’s clearly a clerical error and might fix it.
Or With the items obviously being illegal should I just let it go, chalk it up as a loss and let it be sent back to the sender? It’s a thought that pushing the issue could raise a small level of suspicion.
Also the source will not remail it if it gets sent back to them.
Thank you, again i acknowledge im a dumbass.
But anyways the package has already shipped to the US. And the address I gave was a mixture of my old and current address. The zip and city is correct. But my real name is not on the package. So my question for recourse is this
Is it worth trying to call the post office if/when it arrives to try and use USPS intercept to redirect it here? Seeing as how the address does not exist they should see It’s clearly a clerical error and might fix it.
Or With the items obviously being illegal should I just let it go, chalk it up as a loss and let it be sent back to the sender? It’s a thought that pushing the issue could raise a small level of suspicion.
Also the source will not remail it if it gets sent back to them.
Thank you, again i acknowledge im a dumbass.
