Need advice quick

[Dragon14]

I got a notice in my mailbox that said I had received a registered envelope. I called PO and told them to hold it for me. I go to PO today to pick up/check it out... was a package from overseas. They wanted my signature. I thought about it, and refused the package. The guy behind the counter said, "Well, don't be surprised if you get an e-mail asking you why you refused your envelope. This is your package... it's addressed to you."

Was I just being paranoid? Did I send up red flags by refusing? What can I do now? Call and say, "Ooohhh yeah. I know what it is now. I'll come get it." What are options/scenarios/advice.

Thanks

 

[Dragon14]

I did ask. Only question now is WHAT TO DO????

 

[drrman]

a lot of overseas senders use registered mail, meaning you have to sign for it, you should have asked your sender how he sent it, most likely it was just registered mail.

 

[Dragon14]

Nothing major - post cycle recovery. So, should I go back and get it, or write it off and clean house????

 

[genarr4]

Nothing major - post cycle recovery. So, should I go back and get it, or write it off and clean house????

These aren't even controled meds? I think you're being alittle paranoid.

 

[manny78]

What were you expecting in this package ? As DDRman said, may overseas sources send registered mail.

If you were expecting let's say 1000 amps then since you'r ein the US I would be concerned. No matter if you didnt sign it.

 

[manny78]

Nothing major - post cycle recovery. So, should I go back and get it, or write it off and clean house????

I wouldn't freak over some clomids. I know HCG is sometimes mixed with AAS in some US states, but otherwise, go back and get your stuff.

 

[Dragon14]

I ended up going back in. Got the same worker.
Told him some BS about knowing who it is from now... blah blah blah... he took out the package... I saw it hadn't been opened. Signed and left. He said, "I don't blame you for not signing for it the first time. But thanks for taking care of that."

Bottom line: I'll never use that source again. Was told NO sig needed. BUT, I have my goodies... so I'll call it even.