Bodybuilder26
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Should I get a PO box or just have the stuff delivered to my apartment?? I live alone and I'm there almost most of the day? just curious what you guys are doing?
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staynattybruh
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Lmao this should be good
Direct to your house. Your name. Like it doesn't even matter.
If they want you it isn't going to matter. They have you. When mail is involved they investigate well. It's far from something like a traffic stop.
You brew or buy finished?
If they want you it isn't going to matter. They have you. When mail is involved they investigate well. It's far from something like a traffic stop.
You brew or buy finished?
Send to me, I'll take care of the rest.
Bodybuilder26
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Thank for actually answering, nah just wanting finished products but I'm looking at international products. I mean I get it when the government wants you they gonna get your ass, I just want your guy's opinion. I'm looking to maybe stock up and just for personal use, not trying to deal or anything. I understand, a few bottles of TEST isn't that big of a deal unless they got more shit on you. I have been browsing forums and seeing people's opinion and advice on this but I felt like asking it myself.
thx!!
I'd def use my real name and address in your case. If you have more going on than steroids, that may open up doors you want to stay closed. But what's life without a little risk?
If you're getting weight use a reship service, imo.
I use my Meso handle....ship it to my buddy Ed's house. He ships it to @MindlessWork then he ships it to my aunt Susan..from there she gets in her Honda and treks 95 miles to a safehouse 2 miles from here. Hands the pack to Johnny (local crackhead) he then rides it to my house on his huffy with a flat tire no less...leaves the pack on my back door and takes the pack of Newports waiting for him hidden on my neighbors gutter. I try to safe man but I'm sure theres always room for improvement.
Gbro
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Thanks for taking the time to clear that up.
FR0Z3N_B0MB3RRR
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I think for small thing shouldn’t be issues... but for larger (source wise) i would prefer payin someone to take the ships in their home.. maybe 2 or 3 different addresses
Ridethelightningbarefoot
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I work for the dea and get it shipped right to my desk! Then me and the boys all pin each other! It's gets so gay up in there haha
malfeasance
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(A) who buys only 2 bottles of test and 1 bottle of Eq? That's not even enough for a personal cycle.
(B) "They" most certainly ARE interested in folks using the mail for contraband. You had better believe it. If they catch it, they will try to fuck you up. Hopefully you do not live in a state where possession of steroids is a felony.
It happens - prosecution for personal amounts mailed. The postal inspectors hand it over to the local cops, who get all excited at being able to save you from yourself and save all the children in the community.
Posting that "they aren't interested" is irresponsible nonsense.
To the OP: Home or PO Box? It does not matter. They can get you either way. Having a PO Box does not insulate you in the slightest.
The vast majority of the time the package will arrive undetected. That is not the same thing as "they aren't interested."
Folks mail hard drugs, too, and marijuana. Most of those arrive undetected as well, which is not the same thing as claiming "they aren't interested." They are, and very much so.
malfeasance
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They'll just set you up with the police and then testify against you. They aren't going to take a felony charge and be loyal because of what you paid for their service.
malfeasance
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Brilliant! You, sir, have this figured out. Bravo!
FR0Z3N_B0MB3RRR
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so, what do you suggest to do to avoid issues?
malfeasance
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I don't make any suggestion. There is not much that you can do once they detect contraband, other than not talk and get a lawyer.
FR0Z3N_B0MB3RRR
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i meant before they detect contraband
malfeasance
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There is not much you can do beyond hoping your source does not tape up all the seams like he is trying to hide the smell of drugs, hand written labels, fake return address, and any of the other factors LE uses for PC to get a warrant to open mail (or just the factors that attract LE attention in the first place).
You'd be shocked at how little it takes to get a search warrant these days.
You'd be shocked at how little it takes to get a search warrant these days.
malfeasance
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They look for packages bearing exterior indicators that they deem characteristic of illegal-drug or drug-money parcels. Such indicators include the “overtaping” of a package's seams; handwritten, as opposed to printed, shipping information; delivery from an individual to an individual, rather than to or from a business entity; variation between the zip code from which a package was sent and the zip code listed for the return address; payment for delivery by cash or debit card, instead of billing to a business account; origination from a non-medical-marijuana state; waiver of any signature requirement at delivery; and use of possibly fictitious or incomplete identifying information for the sender or recipient. Helton testified that it is common for the public to send express mail packages using handwritten labels and for people, including himself, to use cash to pay their fee.
If, based on the presence of one or more of those indicators, the interdiction team decides to investigate a package, they then remove the parcel “from the normal stream of mail” to a “secondary” area 30 feet away from the sorting bins to subject it to a narcotics canine deployment line. They place the package on the floor in a line with six other “control” packages, and Groshong deploys his narcotics dog, Nikko, to examine the packages.
FindLaw's Court of Appeals of Oregon case and opinions.
If, based on the presence of one or more of those indicators, the interdiction team decides to investigate a package, they then remove the parcel “from the normal stream of mail” to a “secondary” area 30 feet away from the sorting bins to subject it to a narcotics canine deployment line. They place the package on the floor in a line with six other “control” packages, and Groshong deploys his narcotics dog, Nikko, to examine the packages.
FindLaw's Court of Appeals of Oregon case and opinions.
malfeasance
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The team conducts between 30 to 40 lineups each day. About seven to 14 parcels are set aside daily for further investigation.
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It is literally just a numbers game. The vast majority get through. Avoiding most of the factors listed helps, of course, but that is not in your control. It is in the source's control.
Read the case. Note they also search law enforcement databases on the sender and receiver. The dog alert is a given (and if you don't think the dog will alert because it is not trained to alert on steroids, think again. It does not matter if the dog is wrong - just that the dog alerted. So he was wrong. But the courts hold dogs reliable. Period.)
The linked case involves consent to search, but if he had not consented, then they would probably get a warrant. Almost the same result.
Now let's link this up to the avenues being discussed. (1) mailing to somebody else - you think they will take a felony for you and not direct law enforcement to you instead and cooperate in your prosecution? Yeah, right. (2) PO Box. They do the same thing at the PO Box that they would do at your house. Nothing changes.
Same link
It is literally just a numbers game. The vast majority get through. Avoiding most of the factors listed helps, of course, but that is not in your control. It is in the source's control.
Read the case. Note they also search law enforcement databases on the sender and receiver. The dog alert is a given (and if you don't think the dog will alert because it is not trained to alert on steroids, think again. It does not matter if the dog is wrong - just that the dog alerted. So he was wrong. But the courts hold dogs reliable. Period.)
The linked case involves consent to search, but if he had not consented, then they would probably get a warrant. Almost the same result.
Now let's link this up to the avenues being discussed. (1) mailing to somebody else - you think they will take a felony for you and not direct law enforcement to you instead and cooperate in your prosecution? Yeah, right. (2) PO Box. They do the same thing at the PO Box that they would do at your house. Nothing changes.
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