Risky or NOT?????

[Chris223]

Hey bro's,

Did a search on this and found some good info, but I want to ask the question myself. I had a package being sent about 3 to 4 months ago and it never arrived. About a week ago my source emails me and let me know that it was sent back to him. So of course he resent and promised that it would get to him (hahahha... Promised.. How would he know..Just kidding) So today when i get home I check the mail and I have a pink slip from the PO saying that they tried to deliver my package. So after reviewing the slip, the package was sent express mail and I was wondering if I would have to sign for it... I would think that I would being that they didnt leave it for me.. I did use my real name just a little worried about signing for something... Do some of you ever sign for your packages.. The only thing that makes this seem risky to me is that before my source said that he was going to send the package back I told him that was fine just be sure and dont send a way that Iwould have to sign.. Now I emailed him asking if he sent it to me and I would have to sign, but I havent heard back from him.. So what do you all think..

later,
C

 

[Zyglamail]

I would never sign for a package from a source and a good source would never send it requiring a signature.

 

[mlomker]

Wait a day for the guy to answer you!

 

[Michael Jones]

Give him a chance to reply. It's been this long, wait a lil longer

 

[Everlast]

Wait until he reply! Just be patient.

 

[The Terminator]

Just make sure when you sign for it that you have your piece on you and easily accessible. Any problems can be resolved with it.

*NOTE* I am not condoning the killing of police officers...that would be left up to the guy signing for the package.

 

[genarr3]

If the post office tried to deliver and you weren't home. And if it was the kind of package that wouldn't fit in your mailbox it would be perfectly normal for them to leave a note and tell you to come pick it up. I've had it happen to me. In addition, if it was an overseas package I've had to sign for packages that weren't supposed to have been packages that needed to be signed for. And I did sign and not get arrested. A big question here is how much gear are we talking about. If it's a whole lot and you could be considered a dealer I would wait it out.
Genarr3