Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD IDEA or no?

[magico]

There are much better ways. Personally, I use the name of the previous resident, I get his mail all the time anyway. Using a fake name is another way. If the supplier is sending the gear certified, or signature rquired; find another supplier. But one thing is for sure....you never burn your family, or put them into danger...never. Be a man and own the risk, it's YOUR deal, not grandma's.

One more thing, don't assume that just because she is 70yrs old and not the "typical juicer" that the bulls won't put the screws to her. They will. The first thing you need to understand about LE is they are'nt much better than the common criminal. Criminals use every unethical, unscrupulous, downright dirty rotten trick in the book including breaking the law; cops use every unethical, unscroupulous, downright dirty rotten trick in the book except break the law (unless they think they can get away with it).

 

[Mac173]

Thanks for the adorable k pic.

 

[SuperStrong]

Re: Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD

There are much better ways. Personally, I use the name of the previous resident, I get his mail all the time anyway. Using a fake name is another way. If the supplier is sending the gear certified, or signature rquired; find another supplier. But one thing is for sure....you never burn your family, or put them into danger...never. Be a man and own the risk, it's YOUR deal, not grandma's.

Good advice. Yeah, one shouldn't do that to granny if it does pose a significant risk to her! So, do you think its high risk for granny even though the package would, in the authority's eyes, obviously have been a mistake or some other reason? Wouldn't that granny package avoid the whole legal "probable cause" issue as it makes no sense for 70 year old granny to be juicing up with gear, so what judge would sanctify a search warrant on granny?

Ok, what about receiving it in the parents' work. What if one always, always gets his mail (not steroids) at the parents' work. Would that endanger the parents in any way or will he take the heat all on his own?

Thanks!

P.S.

Please share the "much better ways" any info would be appreciated! Thanks again!

 

[rdel85]

There are much better ways. Personally, I use the name of the previous resident, I get his mail all the time anyway. Using a fake name is another way. If the supplier is sending the gear certified, or signature rquired; find another supplier. But one thing is for sure....you never burn your family, or put them into danger...never. Be a man and own the risk, it's YOUR deal, not grandma's.

Just be careful with using the name of the individual who had the po box before you. My boy did that his first time ordering domestic and they wouldn't give him his shit. They marked the package as addresse unknown because it was not the name the box was registered under. The pack was returned to sender.

 

[OMEGA]

Re: Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD

Thanks for the adorable k pic.

 

[magico]

Re: Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD

Good advice. Yeah, one shouldn't do that to granny if it does pose a significant risk to her! So, do you think its high risk for granny even though the package would, in the authority's eyes, obviously have been a mistake or some other reason? Wouldn't that granny package avoid the whole legal "probable cause" issue as it makes no sense for 70 year old granny to be juicing up with gear, so what judge would sanctify a search warrant on granny?

Ok, what about receiving it in the parents' work. What if one always, always gets his mail (not steroids) at the parents' work. Would that endanger the parents in any way or will he take the heat all on his own?

Thanks!

P.S.

Please share the "much better ways" any info would be appreciated! Thanks again!

make a name up and make sure it's not being sent needing a signature. Put it into a bs company name, put it in a name, just be sure that it's not yours, your family's, and does'nt require a photo ID for reciept.

BTW, how old are you?

 

[SuperStrong]

Re: Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD

One more thing, don't assume that just because she is 70yrs old and not the "typical juicer" that the bulls won't put the screws to her. They will.

NOooooooooooo! You mean they would throw 70 year old, almost bed-ridden granny in prison??? bastards. lol.

But what case would have on her? There is practically no evidence to build on this one... let alone get a search warrant based on a package addressed to granny. If it was addressed to the juicer himself then they can gov't-posing-as-mailman hand deliver it and if that person receives it then they can have probable cause on that... but if someone is just receiving granny's mail...... what do they have then?

 

[SuperStrong]

Re: Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD

make a name up and make sure it's not being sent needing a signature. Put it into a bs company name, put it in a name, just be sure that it's not yours, your family's, and does'nt require a photo ID for reciept.

Thanks. But if you BS the company in the receiving address, the mail man will probably return it to the post office as wrong address.

So using fake name works in your experience?

Thanks bro for the replies

 

[Cal_21]

Re: Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD

NOooooooooooo! You mean they would throw 70 year old, almost bed-ridden granny in prison??? bastards. lol.

But what case would have on her? There is practically no evidence to build on this one... let alone get a search warrant based on a package addressed to granny. If it was addressed to the juicer himself then they can gov't-posing-as-mailman hand deliver it and if that person receives it then they can have probable cause on that... but if someone is just receiving granny's mail...... what do they have then?

an evil grandson?...just sayin

 

[SuperStrong]

Re: Steroids addressed to my P.O. Box but under your 70 yr. old grannie's name, GOOD

an evil grandson?...just sayin

Ahh semantics.

It's simply... survival of the fittest, baby.