Flagging of addresses

[appropionate]

Don’t even know if this is a thing. I’m in Germany and was wondering if it is addresses that are flagged or names specifically, i.e. would addressing the package to a neighbour with the same address make any difference?

Since packages have to be signed usually, a postbox would likely result in having to pick it up from a post office, which adds an additional step I’d prefer avoiding.

 

[ZeusJuiceLabs]

I’m not sure how the run the show over in the Reich, but in America I can definitely say that there is a database of addresses that have had seizures and what was seized. Now that doesn’t mean that after you’ve had one seizure they’re busting down your door the next time they find something addressed to you. Ii know people who have received more than half a dozen customs letters but never had a visit. It’s all about what you’re ordering, how much, and how often. I know some European countries are fairly relaxed in regards to AAS, like I believe in the UK it’s not illegal to possess personal use quantities. Then I hear in Denmark the police can drug test and arrest you if you even appear to be on gear. Europe is a weird place.