receiving gear at work

[hugecalves]

Okay, what do you guys think about this? I supervise the receving dock at a manufacturing facility and we get 300-400 packages daily from UPS, FedEx, DHL, Etc. Lots of these come addressed directly to me, others don't but I sign for all of the packages. So, say I get some gear sent to me at work and I have to sign for it--if there was anybody wanting to bust me I could just play dumb cause "I didn't order anything' Also, it might not attract much attention at Customs if it's addressed to 'Big International Corporation' Any thoughts??

 

[DRQUICKS]

Sounds like it could work bro. The one thing though if something bad should happen im sure your job wouldnt like it and you would most likely be fired and sued. Plus future places you go to work may not like it either.

But the theroy is sound so you could try just dont make a habit of it.

DR QUICKS

 

[sirperry1]

Is your job worth it? No way would I take the chance.

 

[therealj]

yes connect your illegal habit to your place of employment...shit why not keep it at work and do injections on lunch.....oh and playing dumb is a bulletproof defense....."duh.....I don't know boss....I guess someone out there thought they would just send me these weird shaped glass thingies and a bunch of pills"

 

[bbigman2000]

Hi bro, It say's in my contract that I am not allowed to accept any mail at my place of work, I wouldnt risk it mate.

 

[texxan]

man that actually sonds like a really safe plan, after all, UPS probably won't check packages addressed to themselves(UPS services/departments). but if you do get caught you better make absolutely sure there's nothing tying you to that package except for the signiture, cause they'll shit on you from every angle.

 

[razer2000]

As long as you're not caught opening a package that someone might think doesn't belong to you, then that is the smart thing to do. I wouldn't have my name on it, though. Just snag it when it arrives.

I'd say getting gear to your work under the right instances is smarter than getting at your home.

 

[BigGuns2]

Bro, you should NEVER have gear sent by a courier such as UPS, Fed Ex etc. It is too risky. Just have the gear sent to you house by the USPS. That is the safest. Is your job worth loosing?

 

[cutler31]

i would just have it sent usps to your house...