Source using express mail "signature required"

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Is it common for a source to use express mail "signature required" for shipping gear? From what I've read, I am a bit leary on signing for gear. I would appreciate some feedback if anyone has any opinions or experience with this.

 

[biggerben69]

Is it common for a source to use express mail "signature required" for shipping gear? From what I've read, I am a bit leary on signing for gear. I would appreciate some feedback if anyone has any opinions or experience with this.

You talking domestic USA USPS Express? Sources I use always use priority. I always say and believe that if the feds want you, they're gonna get you whether you sign or not.
You could always request that your source use priority or if he needs to use express that he makes sure a signature isn't required. If's an extra step to require a signature.
I just got an express envelope today and I didn't need to sign. It was in my mailbox waiting. It wasn't from a source.

 

[SkankHunt]

I think almost every overseas source I had to sign for wether it be USPS or FedEx. But like BB said, there's no hiding from the Feds.

 

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Thanks for the feedback guys. It is great to be part of a community where people like myself can get invaluable info firsthand from vets. I've been a bit OCD on devouring info on AAS and bodybuilding in general for almost a year now, though I've been lifting off and on for probably 15 years now.

As per your question, it was a domestic source that I had a big order processing delay with, and he is apparently eager to fix the issue as quickly as possible with me. However, after my post, I looked on the USPS website and it states that express mail can opt to waive the signature requirement. It's kinda after the fact at this point, but I emailed my source to let him know what I discovered. Most likely he already knows this and wanted the delivery confirmation? idk.

 

[Kamala]

Thanks for the feedback guys. It is great to be part of a community where people like myself can get invaluable info firsthand from vets. I've been a bit OCD on devouring info on AAS and bodybuilding in general for almost a year now, though I've been lifting off and on for probably 15 years now.

As per your question, it was a domestic source that I had a big order processing delay with, and he is apparently eager to fix the issue as quickly as possible with me. However, after my post, I looked on the USPS website and it states that express mail can opt to waive the signature requirement. It's kinda after the fact at this point, but I emailed my source to let him know what I discovered. Most likely he already knows this and wanted the delivery confirmation? idk.

Its pretty standard where I live to sign for an express package........ The upside is that it if you don't receive, your source can verify it.
Like ben said, if they want to get you bad enough a signature probably won't be the thing that sinks you.

 

[biggerben69]

Its pretty standard where I live to sign for an express package........ The upside is that it if you don't receive, your source can verify it.
Like ben said, if they want to get you bad enough a signature probably won't be the thing that sinks you.

Also with USPS Express....if there is a delay in delivering it you can opt out and not take it.
There is a guaranteed delivery date and time with express mail. Should say on the web site what yours is. If it's not delivered by the date and time the post office will refund the $20 express charge.
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