Domestic Sources

[Climber406]

How scrutanized are domestic sources? I have ordered one small package from a domestic source last month that had no problems arriving in the usual mail stack. I now have another, bigger package coming in the mail. What are the odds that something like that would be searched? I have always been under the impression, falsly maybe, that international shipments were the ones to worry about... What gives? Thanks for the help.

 

[boss]

for the most part you will be ok. i have not heard of a domestic being intercepted for a while. unless its being delivered by tractor trailer you will be ok.

 

[Latamier]

You should be fine unless the source is being watched by the feds. Sometimes they will intercept a sent package and bust you to try and get you to roll over on the source. I havent heard of this happening in a long time, so you should be o.k. Best thing to do is always keep a clean house every time you have an incoming order.

 

[Climber406]

Good advice. Thanks.

 

[Scandalous One]

You should be ok with a domestic source because the post office gets millions of packages each day and probably none are opened unless sniffed out by a drug dog!!

 

[PotatoHead]

I would guess mail interception on a domestic package would be your least of worries when dealing with a domestic source because when the feds start pushing your source starts forkin over names and addresses. Of course everybody won't sing under heat, but you'd be amazed at how verbal some people get when they're being held in jail and the cops are promising 5 years up the river. Unfortunately, there's a gamle either way, demestic or international.

Mac

 

[ROID WARRIOR]

The source may not even voluntarily talk. When they execute a search warrant of the subject's premises law enforcement will seize all hard copy written records and most certainly computer hard-drives.

RW