Last minute Red Flag checks

[WattsPerKilo]

I've looked through many of the posts here and have tried to make all the practical considerations regarding where to order and how to receive. I should be receiving a very small order within the next few days to my address and would like any final tips on anything to be aware of before picking the package up off the porch. It should be no signature required but would there ever be a case where something seems off and you let the package sit?

Anyway, if there are any things to look out for like an unmarked van or helicopters overhead let me know.

 

[Colt44]

Be wary if it has a return address, postage paid stamp, or a to address with your name and address on it. Huge red flags.

 

[Dr JIM]

If it has your LEGIT name on it and you sign for it, the contents can be assumed to be YOURS.

Well at least that's how a prosecution attorney would interpret the situation.

Of course any good defense attorney would argue crap THE REASON you signed was YOUR NAME ON IT.

Heck my client thought he won the Ed McMann million dollar sweepstakes
Had he known it contained AAS he would have called 911

The truth of the matter is the DEA has better things to do than bust AAS users unless that users is a damn fool and takes the goods to "the gym" for resale or to prove he "has them" and puts on a pinning show, for all his bros!

Just display a little due diligence and you SHOULD be fine, unless your roommate is selling meth, then you could have a REAL problem!

 

[WattsPerKilo]

In the future, ill do that. My concern was it not being delivered with a mismatch name and address. I'm not overly concerned (just yet) but will take better precautions from here on out. If something seems out of place and I have to sign then I could always refuse and have it sent back.

 

[Burrr]

Watts, there are hundreds of guys getting packs every single day. Don't get all worked up.
You are fine until you start ordering large amounts, or raw materials to make your own.