Seizures

[johnnycakes1935]

About a month ago, I ordered some GH, which I just found out today, most likely got seized by customs. Now, I never got a love letter or anything but the source is pretty sure it got seized, now 2 weeks ago, before I found out about the seizure. I ordered more GH from a different international source. However, this time, my local mailman (who is not a cop, I know this because I've seen him around for years), delivered the package to my door and asked me if I wanted HIM, not ME, but HIM, to sign for the package so that I could receive it. I thought this was weird because he wasn't asking me to sign for it, anyways I got sketched out and refused the package. He said he will send it back. Shortly after, the status on the USPS website got updated to "refused". Now I'm thinking my address got flagged. The thing is, the first source comes through UPS and the second through USPS, so I'm not sure if there is a difference.

Anyways, it's safe to say that I will not be ordering internationally anymore. However, I have another package, which is coming domestically through USPS, arriving within the next two days. Should I be worried that my house is being watched and should I not accept the package even if it's domestic? Any thoughts guys? Am I being overly paranoid.

 

[MikeAlstott]

Honestly clicked this thread thinking you suffer from seizures or something. Lmao bro you refused your own package. That’s why it said refused. You have to sign for international packages. You didn’t get flagged. Anyone can sign for it, mailman was just probably trying to help you out. My building mail room people sign for my shit all the time. Just because you need to sign for it doesn’t automatically make you guilty of something.

 

[johnnycakes1935]

Honestly clicked this thread thinking you suffer from seizures or something. Lmao bro you refused your own package. That’s why it said refused. You have to sign for international packages. You didn’t get flagged. Anyone can sign for it, mailman was just probably trying to help you out. My building mail room people sign for my shit all the time. Just because you need to sign for it doesn’t automatically make you guilty of something.

Lol, thank you for the reply. I’m just paranoid. Do you think I’m fine to receive domestic at my address still? USPS won’t put a GPS tracker in one of my domestic packages right? It would have to prob go through customs for that?

 

[lol]

"However, this time, my local mailman (who is not a cop, I know this because I've seen him around for years), delivered the package to my door and asked me if I wanted HIM, not ME, but HIM, to sign for the package so that I could receive it. I thought this was weird because he wasn't asking me to sign for it, anyways I got sketched out and refused the package."

Bro the mail man was just trying to save time for the both of you. You totally misread this lol

 

[MikeAlstott]

Lol, thank you for the reply. I’m just paranoid. Do you think I’m fine to receive domestic at my address still? USPS won’t put a GPS tracker in one of my domestic packages right? It would have to prob go through customs for that?

Lol! Bro, you need to stop watching Breaking Bad and get all of that movie nonsense out of your head because it's not realistic. They aren't putting a GPS tracker on your package or staking out your house for ordering a kit of GH.

 

[NiteTerror]

You on tren bro? Strong paranoia

 

[purplepandaRep]

The pack that was “seized” was most likely opened up by underpaid/overworked customs agents. When those agents didn’t find money, they probably cursed your name out and tossed it with all the other shit they found that day and sent to the furnace to be destroyed.

As for the pack you received via USPS…. He was probably asking to sign because he wanted to get out of there and probably had more mail to deliver so instead of you taking your time to sign your John Hancock, he was most likely going to sign it back in his truck before submitting it to his supervisor to be confirmed as delivered.