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[nullandvoid]

I have to be on the top ten. I'm obsessive/compulsive like that. It serves no purpose, but once a link is added to my "routine" it gets spammed like it's automated. They're going to think "man, this guy just has to have something good. We need to check it out." Surprise, motherfuckers. Just potassium for someone who hates vegetables.

 

[newguy2]

I completely see your point of view. I am a member of another forum and one person said they are in the LE field and have watched postal inspectors get notifications on there phone from the system when a person tracks the package each time on the USPS website. How reliable that information is debatable. As I said it's just a thing in my head to track it on a different website than USPS. I guess like people that wear their "lucky" socks when playing a sporting event.

Given the amount of legal packages from various things like Amazon I don't see how LE would single out an individual pack because I am sure when someone orders light bulbs from a website and they track it everyday it's unlikely that it raises any sort of flag.

My gut instinct tells me that as long as you're not tracking something 10 times a day like a crackhead it's probably fine. I have just used various sites like 17track or parcelsapp for so long now it's a weird thing in my head in my subconscious that I do.

I have the belief for a long time that LE know certain places that ship that they look for so no matter where you track it from if they want you they will get you you. They want the big fish and it isn't worth their time or the money to bust someone for less than $500 of product unless it's a small town/department looking to make an article in the paper to show they are winning or fighting the war on drugs.

This is the craziest thing I've ever heard. Millions of packs a day, people excited about a new phone, new clothes, new iPad, new whatever. The postal inspector getting notified on his phone? Honestly that's absurd.

 

[bananafeet]

This is the craziest thing I've ever heard. Millions of packs a day, people excited about a new phone, new clothes, new iPad, new whatever. The postal inspector getting notified on his phone? Honestly that's absurd.

Sounds like a cover up. Remember schizophrenia is a mental illness where you think people are out to get you.

Coincidentally if you have it they will send some helpful people after you. "To help you out".

 

[Vrjorp]

This is the craziest thing I've ever heard. Millions of packs a day, people excited about a new phone, new clothes, new iPad, new whatever. The postal inspector getting notified on his phone? Honestly that's absurd.

LoL sounds wilder than a old wives tale

 

[autisticschizo]

Hey guys, I've been getting wicked TMD muscle tension in my jaw, the only thing that works to relieve it and allow me to massage/heat it and get it to release is to take a shitload of carisoprodol. Flipping through the thread here it looks like it's hard to get through customs, which I expected, does anyone know of a US domestic source? Or does anyone have recent experience getting a successful TD from PCT?

 

[malfeasance]

I completely see your point of view. I am a member of another forum and one person said they are in the LE field and have watched postal inspectors get notifications on there phone from the system when a person tracks the package each time on the USPS website. How reliable that information is debatable.

That is absolutely reliable information, but the person in the LE field is not telling you the complete story. They are already going to have some information and suspicion about that shipment before they are looking at issues like checking on tracking.

Usually that is checked afterward, as evidence that the person ordered and it is his, which is an element of the offense that the government will have to prove at trial.

So, no, they are not just getting notifications of folks checking on tracking a lot. That would be an insane volume of information and thus worthless.

So, reliable, yes, but complete story, no.

 

[DaddyGoneBaddy]

Sounds like a cover up. Remember schizophrenia is a mental illness where you think people are out to get you.

Coincidentally if you have it they will send some helpful people after you. "To help you out".

Ever hear the old and awful joke "I'm a schizophrenic and so am I" ?

 

[AllbrandNew]

Hey guys, I've been getting wicked TMD muscle tension in my jaw, the only thing that works to relieve it and allow me to massage/heat it and get it to release is to take a shitload of carisoprodol. Flipping through the thread here it looks like it's hard to get through customs, which I expected, does anyone know of a US domestic source? Or does anyone have recent experience getting a successful TD from PCT?

No issues last time I ordered that and eszopiclone.

 

[BP_6]

No issues last time I ordered that and eszopiclone.

No issues either and eszopiclone is actually a FDA approved drug unlike zops.

 

[Ghoul]

Stop spreading the paranoid idiocy that tracking repeatedly on USPS brings law enforcement attention to a package. This is how ignorance fills in what it doesn’t have an explanation for.

USPS handles BILLIONS of packages a year, and only those receiving illegal goods are excited enough to repeatedly check tracking, so it’s brought to law enforcement’s attention?

You think the hundreds of thousands of kids waiting for their Pokémon cards, or the nerds waiting for his collector’s edition videogame, the guy waiting for a much needed car part isn’t obsessively checking tracking too?

It’s idiotic. Stop spreading this bullshit until you have a single crumb of evidence, which you’ll NEVER find because it’s completely illogical and not how things work.

They have plenty of ways of identifying suspicious packages and patterns. Far more sophisticated than you can imagine. If you’re targeted, they’ll get you. But that’s not what happens with packs of pharma from India.

Otherwise, when the Feds in customs literally have the evidence, and your address in their hands, they’d be showing up at your door, not sending a letter telling you not to do it again.