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[XoReMuS]

Another order from PCT24x7 landed. As always, above and beyond with customer service. This was a 2nd reship going back to the old shipping method. No probs with Zaleplon getting through the reg India Post. Zaleplon is one of the shortest half-life Z-Drugs, good for putting you to sleep with no hangover.

Thanks again for the continued communication and assistance @PCT24X7 PHARMACY

 

[MYP9864]

If it was from india, most likely the tracking number would have ended with IN.

Then yes, it was from India.

 

[Stamkos]

Are only Z meds being shipped from India?

 

[BazzBeat]

If you don't mind, as a datapoint, was the seized pack from India or the new line?

Do I understand correctly that they take the package and no more questions? I've just never had cases where customs took it. Just interesting.

 

[Ghoul]

Do I understand correctly that they take the package and no more questions? I've just never had cases where customs took it. Just interesting.

That's it pretty much. A form letter, flyer about the dangers of foreign drugs not being what they claim, etc. The opportunity to fight the seizure or do nothing and they'll dispose of it....

 

[BazzBeat]

That's it pretty much. A form letter, flyer about the dangers of foreign drugs not being what they claim, etc. The opportunity to fight the seizure or do nothing and they'll dispose of it....

God bless America. In other countries, for a vial of testosterone you can become the most wanted criminal)))

 

[Ghoul]

God bless America. In other countries, for a vial of testosterone you can become the most wanted criminal)))

A least in the first world, the worst I've heard of happening to an end user, in Switzerland, was getting a bill for destroying the package.

Ironically, you're far better off having the feds intercept it at the border, than a leaking package getting the attention of postal employees within the US, which has resulted in local authorities being alerted by the Postal Inspectors who may pursue it (to little ultimate consequence, if you're a user). So much for the theory of domestic shipments being "safer".

 

[BazzBeat]

A least in the first world, the worst I've heard of happening to an end user, in Switzerland, was getting a bill for destroying the package.

Ironically, you're far better off having the feds intercept it at the border, than a leaking package getting the attention of postal employees within the US, which has resulted in local authorities being alerted by the Postal Inspectors who may pursue it (to little ultimate consequence, if you're a user). So much for the theory of domestic shipments being "safer".

yes, you are right. But in other countries, customs lets the package through and then the police wait for the recipient to receive hin package to arrest. Like example