packaged ripped open..delivered anyway

[operationgetbig]

a friend of mine had a package ripped or accidentally torn open and sloppily taped back up with clear tape. and the large rip was on the back of the package not the front. it wasn't the green customs tape people talk about. a couple amps broke and he thinks that it made the envelope rip cause it was a little wet. or it was just poorly handled. it wasnt just a small tear, it looked like someone opened it. the package was delivered and was stamped "received in damaged condition" by the local post office. he took the package anyway and their was no raid or warrant to search his house. he has another pack coming from the same source that hasnt arrived yet. should he pick it up? what happens if u refuse to accept a package? cause the return address is probably not real.

[premedreject]

Then your friend's source sucks ballz.

[operationgetbig]

if my friend closes his mailbox, will the future packs on the way be returned to the sender?

[Yashp]

Kinda depends on where you are from. If there is not returnadress, then (at least here in Denmark, Europe) it packet will remain at the postaloffice for aprox. 2 months, and then it'll get opened and/or send to destruction.

But where are you from? It's difficult to say anything about risking a chance unless we know what country you're stationed in.

[Dukkit]

id say hes fine

i work in shipping and items, large or small get damaged and opened and taped back up all the time. everyday. no one reports shit. ppl hate their jobs. ppl dont go above and beyond.

it probably ripped. some worker taped it. and kept going

if there was no paper work
or customs info

hes fine

have the other packs delivered

everyone always thinks the feds are gonna sit at the post office and wait for ppl

not happening

they have lots of other ways to find you and to come to you

on their own time

after they build a case

and the feds arent gonna waste times with a few amps delivered to no one (no offence to your friend)

and the local cops dont have the time or man power to do so either

they want the big guys
the distrubutors

your friend can keep his mailbox open

but as its been said

his source sucks. lol

[Nobuddy]

i would assume that IF anything was going to happen, it would've been in regards to the first package of which the contents were already known and NOT have anything to do with the next package that they may or may not even know is coming and have NOT confirmed the contents of.

short answer - he got the first one with (almost) no problems, i'd DEFINATELY go pick up the second.

all in all i can see why it feels so weird, tho

[Schmidty]

i had a powder package come like that to but the bow had been cut open w the powder envelopes hanging out but USPS put it all in a clear plastic bag. i had nvr been so sketched in my life lol i was expecting feds to swarm me when i walked outa the post office lmao

[PistolPete33]

I've been reading a lot about steroids and how they are handled differently from other drugs. I keep reading that they are going after the end user and not the big king pin because they are typically out of the country. So, that being said instead of trying to get you to rat on the big wig they will go after the individual user.

Just be careful...

[flyin2jz]

Ur only 1 possible package from being operation****** butthole. No ur ok. I sure wouldn't have the next one going to the same box tho.

[Yashp]

@PistolPete: Depends on country, and its current drug-policy; the war on drugs has definately meaned increased manpower and such, but give me one good reason why they'd go after the average person who just runs a few cycles? They'd have to go after at least the one selling it, meaning a pusher of some sort, other than that, they would in NO WAY have the needs justified (all the money they spent on preventing drugs such as AAS) - it's too damn expensive.

[PistolPete33]

I don't know from personal experience if they are doing this or not it's just what I've heard. IN one of the magazines this month (I believe it was MuscleMag) there was an article related to this that was pretty good. They basically state that because most of the dealers are out of the US they can't go after them so they are going after the end use.