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Willyumyum
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sorry bro 
YUM
YUM
Sorry to hear that bro! 
M18
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MuSuLPhReAk
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Better that than a cop at the door...correction...20 cops at the door 
vanillagorilla
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Sorry to hear it, but it's better than a couple cops knocking on (or down) your door.
bbigman2000
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Bad luck bro, this is not really very common considering the amount of packages that do get through, I feel for you though bro, would like to see the letter can you type up what it say for us ??
bbigman2000
p.s obviously omit the names etc.
bbigman2000
p.s obviously omit the names etc.
contact your source. you can usualy work somethig out. most of my sources, but not all will reship the entire order if i furnish them the siezure letters and they check out. it's best to discuss these sort of things before you send your $$$.
i've had some seizures lately too. it sucks but what can you do?
if you don't want to deal with possible seizurs you have to pay more and go domestic.
i've had some seizures lately too. it sucks but what can you do?
if you don't want to deal with possible seizurs you have to pay more and go domestic.
SAF
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I will give you a straight answer from experience, as I see hardly anyone else did.
The letter means that they have confiscated your order and it is up to you if you want to go and pay Customs a visit at JFK. I hope you realize that it's a trap and you are basically walking into getting arrested on the spot.
They can never prove that you ordered the goods, unless you were stupid enough to use your real name, and in that situation they may have a case against you. Look at it this way. I can order a crapload of AS and send it to my neighbors house without them even knowing. Now, can they get arrested for it? Of course not. There is absolutely no proof that indicates they were the people who ordered the goods in the first place.
The letter is just part of the intimidation game that Customs plays in the hope to scare the shit out of you and confess to your wrong doing.
Just forget the letter and try to purchase locally next time. If you purchase through the mail again, I can tell you right now, you are seriously running the risk of getting paid a visit by your local police. At this point, you address has been marked by Customs, and they will pay very close attention to packages on their way to your house.
Dont believe me? Well, it happened to me. I was getting ready for work one morning and I had a knock at the door. Two local police officers came into my house and started asking me questions about people ordering AS through the mail to my address. Now, I knew that they were basically trying to play the intimidation game on me, so I played it cool because I knew they did'nt have jack shit on me. They began to get very pissed off because most people would normally get scared and start to spill their guts. Then they pulled the shit about getting the FBI involved if I did'nt tell them what was going on. I literally laughed in this idiots face and asked them to kindly leave.
Moral of the story: Do not be intimidated. Intimidation is the single most effective weapon the authorities use to get people to confess or give them information they need which can ultimately lead to an arrest, or, evidence that can be used in court.
Just keep your cool.
PS: Dont order through the mail. It really is stupid and I cant believe that many of you guys on the board continue to do so. You're just asking for trouble.
SAF
The letter means that they have confiscated your order and it is up to you if you want to go and pay Customs a visit at JFK. I hope you realize that it's a trap and you are basically walking into getting arrested on the spot.
They can never prove that you ordered the goods, unless you were stupid enough to use your real name, and in that situation they may have a case against you. Look at it this way. I can order a crapload of AS and send it to my neighbors house without them even knowing. Now, can they get arrested for it? Of course not. There is absolutely no proof that indicates they were the people who ordered the goods in the first place.
The letter is just part of the intimidation game that Customs plays in the hope to scare the shit out of you and confess to your wrong doing.
Just forget the letter and try to purchase locally next time. If you purchase through the mail again, I can tell you right now, you are seriously running the risk of getting paid a visit by your local police. At this point, you address has been marked by Customs, and they will pay very close attention to packages on their way to your house.
Dont believe me? Well, it happened to me. I was getting ready for work one morning and I had a knock at the door. Two local police officers came into my house and started asking me questions about people ordering AS through the mail to my address. Now, I knew that they were basically trying to play the intimidation game on me, so I played it cool because I knew they did'nt have jack shit on me. They began to get very pissed off because most people would normally get scared and start to spill their guts. Then they pulled the shit about getting the FBI involved if I did'nt tell them what was going on. I literally laughed in this idiots face and asked them to kindly leave.
Moral of the story: Do not be intimidated. Intimidation is the single most effective weapon the authorities use to get people to confess or give them information they need which can ultimately lead to an arrest, or, evidence that can be used in court.
Just keep your cool.
PS: Dont order through the mail. It really is stupid and I cant believe that many of you guys on the board continue to do so. You're just asking for trouble.
SAF
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mranderson
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I think Eazy-E hit the nail on the head with the phrase
"fuck the Police"
"fuck the Police"
Why not just pay a little more and order from a domestic? I have never had a problem with this method and a good domestic source can get just about anything that a source outside the U.S. can get. All you do is pay a higher price, but hell he is taking all the risks in getting the stuff into the States so I dont really mind.
liftsiron
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There is nothing that you can do, take the lost. Do not respond to the letter, option #3 unless they changed the form. You should not order any more gear from overseas as you are now into the computer system. Go domestic. Chances are in your favor that you will not hear any more about it. Good luck.
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