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nflamel57

  1. Size of order doesn’t make a difference. They won’t follow up if it’s the first/second seizure going to that address.
  2. Typically they won’t flag an address unless there are related seizures, say upwards of 3.
  3. To be safe I would definitely change the address once seized. The next step is a letter from customs, and after that legal action. Alternatively, I’ve also found changing postal carriers to the same address works as well.
  4. Yes
  5. Express is always arguably safer going through customs due to the speed with which they’re forced to process packages.
  6. Not sure
  7. If u can opt for no signature but if you have to it’s not a big deal. Ur not gonna get caught with IDs, that wouldn’t be where you get narced.


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nick4490 [S]

Thanks for the great response man! Really eased my mind on all the what-ifs. I suppose my biggest concern is CD. About to place an order for 12 id's tomorrow!!


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nick4490 [S]

Legally, safer to order from out of country or in country? Sorry for all the questions. Just things I've been curious about.


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FYD_IS_AMAZING

obviously in country, it doesn't go through customs if its domestic lol, it can only be seized if you're ordering internationally


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anom5

From what I know, nothing happens. Customs is more concerned with vendors rather than buyers.