mailing cannabis?

Budzbuddha

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Postal inspectors are federal law enforcement officers responsible for enforcing laws that defend the nation’s mail system from illegal or dangerous use. In 2016, the Postal Inspection Service implemented the ANP program, which is an administrative procedure used to detain, document, and process mail packages that are reasonably suspected of containing marijuana from the mailstream.

Unlike in criminal investigations, the ANP program does not require postal inspectors to obtain search warrants to open detained packages. Rather, they request consent from mailers or addressees to open detained packages. If there is no response after 21 days, packages are declared abandoned and can be opened. When identified as non-mailable items, their contents are seized and disposed and mailable items are returned to the original addressees. Due to this process, the Postal Inspection Service has determined that abandoned packages are not used as evidence in criminal investigations; however, information about the packages, such as an address, may be used to support new or ongoing criminal investigations. This program was established primarily to remove marijuana from the mailstream.

Happy 4th.:bigjoint:
 

PadawanWarrior

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Sharing is caring …. Take note.

Postal inspectors are federal law enforcement officers responsible for enforcing laws that defend the nation’s mail system from illegal or dangerous use. In 2016, the Postal Inspection Service implemented the ANP program, which is an administrative procedure used to detain, document, and process mail packages that are reasonably suspected of containing marijuana from the mailstream.

Unlike in criminal investigations, the ANP program does not require postal inspectors to obtain search warrants to open detained packages. Rather, they request consent from mailers or addressees to open detained packages. If there is no response after 21 days, packages are declared abandoned and can be opened. When identified as non-mailable items, their contents are seized and disposed and mailable items are returned to the original addressees. Due to this process, the Postal Inspection Service has determined that abandoned packages are not used as evidence in criminal investigations; however, information about the packages, such as an address, may be used to support new or ongoing criminal investigations. This program was established primarily to remove marijuana from the mailstream.

Happy 4th.:bigjoint:
Leave it to the FBI to know the laws, :bigjoint:
 

pahpah-cee

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Priority mail. USPS only. No sign on delivery. Don’t use your actual return address. Make sure it is a valid return address or else it’s suspicious. If the receiver is asked to sign for the package then it’s a sting operation. Signing for it is taking ownership. A simple “I didn’t order shit” is all you need to do and you are okay.
 

PadawanWarrior

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Lucky devil. I was skating on blue ice at wildcat
I lived there for 6 years. Truckee was a hella fun ass snowboard/party town. Love the Sierras and Cascades.

I'm in CO now. I see the Epic Pass is good at Wildcat. I've had a few of those too, but didn't get one last year.
 

Boatguy

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I lived there for 6 years. Truckee was a hella fun ass snowboard/party town. Love the Sierras and Cascades.

I'm in CO now. I see the Epic Pass is good at Wildcat. I've had a few of those too, but didn't get one last year.
They used to be privately owned back then, at some point the american ski company bought it, but now i think its vail resorts
 

Wizzlebiz

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like i said, we all know the “rules/laws” man. that doesn’t stop anyone from doing anything. now we have to focus on, how can we do it as safely as possible since clearly people will do what they want lol. a lot of insightful comments so far. i appreciate you all.
Honestly he is correct. If you got caught and they somehow came to this site. They could technically go after those who have offered up ideas in this thread.

It's not bad advise he gave tbh.
 

Boatguy

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Mark package - penis pump or rectal acne cream .

They will handle like hot potato and literally throw it at porch.

And no im not talking about my experience either asshats. Trying to help you guys.

*laughs internally
Are you suggesting that the feds would be smart enough not to ask you for a signature and just wait for you to retrieve the package?
:)
 

Wizzlebiz

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Mark package - penis pump or rectal acne cream .

They will handle like hot potato and literally throw it at porch.

And no im not talking about my experience either asshats. Trying to help you guys.

*laughs internally
This is correct butt if you really want to make it fool proof add the word "used" before penis pump and especially for the anal cream.
 

twentyeight.threefive

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Yep. And First Class Mail is safer since they need a warrant to open the package. They don't have to go through that extra step and get a judge first using priority or overnight. That's at least what I've heard.
Now you’re spreading bro science about the mail too?

Where did you “hear” this?

This exactly how bro science spreads.

Agent Smith let’s open this package it reeks of marijuana!!! Oh shit we can’t it’s First Class.:(
 

PopAndSonGrows

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Vacuum sealed, in a mason jar/sealable container, in a well padded box or foam insert inside a box. Put a few dry beans or some rice in there as like some "shakable" sound. False name and/or no return address
 

pahpah-cee

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Don’t mail glass. That’s heavy. Adding beans or whatever just makes it sound like your mailing pills now.

no warrant needed if it smells.
Vacuum seal. Use a old chip bag or something and vacuum seal that too.

usps is one of the largest drug mules around. They know it. They are so broke they can’t fix it.
 

lusidghost

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I used to hangout on the Silk Road's forum. I never bought or sold anything and had no intentions of doing either, but that forum was full of amazing information. People like post office inspectors were giving tips. Too bad it's gone now. I wish I would have taken screen shots of everything.
 
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