Matty_G
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Nice try Officer Jon
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AllGoodThings
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Just to be clear, the reason you're getting negative reactions to this is because disclosing this type of information violates Opsec (operational security) for the source, exposing them to unnecessary risk. We don't discuss where sources ship from, how they package things (other than to essentially say things are securely packaged), or give out any other information that could serve as a way to zero in on a sources location, packaging style or other unique identifiers
Vikingo
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WTF?
Delete this.
Oof.
Anyway, I saw the minimum increase and figured I’d just wait. Last order took 11 days and I messaged twice- once on day 11 AM to politely inquire and once on day 11 PM to say nevermind it’s here.
I figured asking here if folks were seeing 2+ week service would be better than bothering the poor man- it’s not like I’m out of something and have to peak for a show in a week or anything.
BALLISTIC
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I'm the same he request after 10 days to prevent excess email flow. I placed 3 large orders with him. First delivered in 6 days, third delivered in 8 days. My second order is still MIA. But I don't even concern myself until 14 days. He's proven to be extremely reliable and considering the volume that a sale can create I sit back and relax. For insight order 2 is at 11 days.
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RockyP
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Guys. It’s early December. Every retailer on the planet is shipping their Black Friday and cyber Monday and go fuck your mother Tuesday deals out now. Grandmothers are sending their grandkids homemade scarves and shit. On its best day USPS is like a blind pony express. Get informed delivery but keep in mind shit isn’t updating regularly. It may go from USPS awaiting item to a week of nothing and then out for delivery. Just relax. It’ll come through. Several vendors have shut down for the month and I’m sure Opti is thinking to himself he should have also. I’d give it 14 BUSINESS days before bothering him.
Yup
malfeasance
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I do not want to restart all this, but sometimes forum members get lulled into a sense of false security by posts like this one (not your entire post, but if they stopped reading after the first and second paragraph).
First things first, I want to acknowledge that no federal prosecutor is interested in growth hormone personal possession prosecutions. Neither are they interested in steroid prosecutions for a possession case, either.
Postal inspectors, however, view both as contraband that should not be in the postal system. They will, as a matter of courtesy, bring it to the local federal prosecutor's office, who will of course turn the case down (they already know this, but they will present it there first, anyway). Postal inspectors do not, however, quit at that point. It is just the first step in their procedures. They then go to the locals. Whether the locals are interested depends upon a lot of factors that will be unique to where you live and the state laws where you reside. There is a big difference between a state like Oregon, with its "anything goes" attitude toward drugs in the criminal law, and, for instance, a southern US state, where you might as well be Pablo Escobar as possess four 10mg tablets of anavar.
In some southern states, and probably elsewhere, as I am not going to pretend to run a 50 state survey, even possession of growth hormone is a felony, regardless of the lack of federal scheduling. Some states have a policy of all drugs are felonies except small amounts of marijuana.
In many locations there are local drug task forces that have several agencies working jointly on drug cases. They even have officers and dogs in postal facilities to manufacture (and I mean that exactly like it sounds) probable cause.
My only point here is that postal inspectors do indeed pursue small steroid cases and growth hormone. To them, contraband is contraband. If they can get law enforcement interested (feds, no, locals, maybe, it depends), then they will.
I have personally had this experience of postal inspectors going after a case. I also know firsthand and second hand how this operates outside of my own personal experience as the target. Beyond this, there is also a lot of information out there about how they handle these things (probably more than should be online) and there are lots of federal case reports where you can read about their process for all sorts of contraband (you would be utterly shocked at the type of things that get mailed, and you would be utterly shocked at how little protection the Fourth Amendment provides after judges get done with it in the context of drugs and the mail).
In your case, they did not recognize what the package was, just as you acknowledged. All they saw was a box.
For everybody else reading, this is not a case where the postal inspector said, "Oh, it's just growth hormone. Let's go ahead and make sure we deliver it."
There was no postal inspector involved because the postal worker did not recognize what she saw as contraband.
I am posting only so that others do not draw any further inferences, thinking postal inspectors do not care because it is only "$1000 bucks of gear." Postal Inspectors do care. They care a lot.
With that having been said, Opti's packaging is good and preserved Jsilk757's privacy even when the outside packaging was destroyed in transit.
malfeasance
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LOL, wow.
See above post.
They care about nailing sources 100X as much as nailing customers, and real federal law enforcement cares about that, too.
Unbelievable.
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