OMEGA said:yes
Express tends to need to be signed off on ( unless waived) or at least the driver must hand it to someone in person ( this is not always the case but frequently is Dependant on the personality of the driver)
I also believe express can be opened without cause ( someone else needs to confirm this who knows for sure)
2-3 day they will just leave it at door step or in box
yup they can just rip that bitch open just because they feel like it if its express...swordfish151 said:That is correct. Express mail can be opened without just cause or warrant and is more proned for a signature.
swordfish151 said:That is correct. Express mail can be opened without just cause or warrant and is more proned for a signature.
OMEGA said:thanks for the confirmation bro
ps good to see you![]()
Why?swordfish151 said:That is correct. Express mail can be opened without just cause or warrant and is more proned for a signature.
Why?needtogetaas said:yup they can just rip that bitch open just because they feel like it if its express...
Primordial Performance said:USPS cannot open any packs without a just cause. Fedex and UPS are privately owned so they can open whatever, whenever.
However, don’t let that give you a false sense of security. If something is suspicions (such as the return or destination address) they can open it. They just have to have a reasonable cause. Just a like a cop who pulls you over for a search.
The reason sources should not ship Express is the following –
Every UPS station has cameras, and every express shipment is recorded for the exact date and time it is shipped. The forms are kept on file, and those can be matched up with video (if need be). Priority is much safer, and carries no paper train. The only thing connected to the Delivery Confirmation # & is a ZIP code, unlike express which records all information.
Express leaves a paper, and a video trail. Any careful source should never ship express. Shipping express increases your chance of getting caught BIGTIME. Still, this is really only a concern for the source, and not really the customer. Feds don’t care about a vial of test, or a kit of GH. They always want the big fish.
Bottom line - If a fed wanted to place a fluff order, they would have a hell of an easier time catching the source who ships express, than who does not.
-Pp
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That's a shame. But, hopefully, it's aimed at preventing terrorists from operating using our mail (as if they would be sending each other letters in the USA).chestmaster1 said:this all has changed though in 2006, http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070120081418AAXiBdr
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