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EastcoastBill

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I’m new here, based in US. I never bought anything online before always bought from someone local but don’t have that option anymore. Just curious if anyone had anything seized or anything like that, like what’s likely to happen afterwards? How often does it happen? What can I do to better protect myself? Probably stupid questions so go easy on me, I’m having a hard time finding any kind of real world experiences from people online.
 
Yes, agreed. Domestic you should have no issues. USPS can have their delays from time to time, but you can be rest asurd your package will arrive. Best thing to can do is register your address on USPS website for informed delivery. This will give you updates on all domestic packages arriving at your address without having to manually check it.
 
As said above dom is a good way to go so you don’t have to worry about customs. If a pack does get seized you will receive a letter in the mail shred it throw it away don’t respond nothing will happen. That’s why it’s good to have a couple addresses in case this happens. And check on the reship policy the sponsor has, some do and some don’t. I have and I’m sure a lot of members here have a few letters under their belt.
 
Look, it's absolutely normal to have these questions, and you're not alone. When it comes to buying anabolic steroids online, there is always some risk involved as the law is strict in different countries, and this is especially true in the US. The process of intercepting parcels is quite rare, but still possible. If you're lucky enough to have a parcel intercepted, they usually send a notice to confiscate the goods and notify you of the legal consequences. Often there will be nothing there unless you order huge quantities, use forged documents, or break serious laws.
 
They send letters?? Damn I was kinda expecting someone to sit outside my house or something lol. Are these letters just warnings or something?
 
This is not a big problem. Generally, the package is seized because of the routine inspection of the US Customs. The inspection takes about 1-2 weeks. You just need to wait patiently. If there is no news after 2 weeks, ask your source to resend it. They normally have resend policy.
 
EastcoastBill said:
I’m new here, based in US. I never bought anything online before always bought from someone local but don’t have that option anymore. Just curious if anyone had anything seized or anything like that, like what’s likely to happen afterwards? How often does it happen? What can I do to better protect myself? Probably stupid questions so go easy on me, I’m having a hard time finding any kind of real world experiences from people online.
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I have placed many international orders and I will try to answer some of your questions.

Seizures do happen but unless you are placing a lot of bulk orders you really don't have much to worry about. Feds really don't care about personal use. If it is seized you will most likely receive a 'you've been a bad boy' letter and that's it. You have an opportunity to claim your parcel but you chalk it up as a loss and a good sponsor will resend.

I use a remailer for all my international parcels. My seizure rate is very minimal. Seizure rates can vary depending the port of customs it goes through.

No dumb questions my friend.

Hoping this helped some. Let me know if you may have any more questions.
 
Depending on where you have the package sent will determine how likely it is to get seized. If you have it go through Chicago customs it highly likely to get seized as they are very tight on letting things through. If it goes through NY customs its a low chance it gets snagged. Going through Florida is hit or miss as is going through California. When seized they send a letter and you just ignore it, do not call them, just let it go. Its always best to go domestic but if you must go international make sure of the customs it will go through and make sure of the sources resend policy and their seizure percentage.
 
Chicago is very hard.
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Depending on where you have the package sent will determine how likely it is to get seized. If you have it go through Chicago customs it highly likely to get seized as they are very tight on letting things through. If it goes through NY customs it’s a low chance it gets snagged. Going through Florida is hit or miss as is going through California. When seized they send a letter and you just ignore it, do not call them, just let it go. It’s always best to go domestic but if you must go international make sure of the customs it will go through and make sure of the sources resend policy and their seizure percentage.
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