Is this true about customs??

[rookieman]

I heard that if customs seizes a package that only has a 90 day supply or less, that they send you a letter asking for a doctors note. If you do not provide it they confiscate your product but legal action is not taken (only for an order of personal use)?? Is this true?. I finally found an unreal source who sends gear broken into small packages but I am really nervous about having them confiscated. Any feedback on this matter to help ease my worries would be great.

 

[FarBeyondDriven]

I recieved a notice of having a certified letter from U.S. Customs to pick up at the post office once. Don't know what it said, wouldn't dare go pick it up.

I personally don't believe Customs would waste the manpower or money busting someone with a low quantity, unless they felt froggy. They are after the big dawgs that recieve alot of packages and alot of volume. That is the only thing that I would be concerned with about recieving alot of little packages, the frequency. I have heard that once they do confiscate a package your addie becomes flag for future incoming packages. Which makes alot of sense, seeing all they use is a computer to route packages that picks up the address's and directs the package.

Alot of people have success, some fail. Depends alot on the packaging and the supplier. With a good and reliable supplier I would consider it worth a shot. Order small at first to verify would be a suggestion

 

[chillin408]

Why would custums care about wasting money? its not theirs.