Signature required ??

[Alpineslide]

Originally Posted by SJA

I was thinking of trying Mr. U but after being scammed recently I'm leery. A reliable, honest powder source is very scarce these days.

Scamming would not be my concern here Bro. If Chaos and Basskiller believe in him he's as safe as anyone in my opinion.

[babyblu]

I think the issue is the 'safer' couriers require signatures

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[jtriron]

Originally Posted by Alpineslide

I prefer that they leave the package at my door simply because I'm not home during the day. I have one of those silly job things. If I have to sign for it I have to arrange time to get off work to go to the post office, which of course means that my package spends more time in the hands of the Postal workers.

AS
This is my position also, I sure hope to be able to work this out.

J

[needitnow]

I have never been able to receive a package from China without having to sign for it even EMS and DHL. Maybe a remailer from France or something could get it to you without sig but I never heard of it happening.

[jtriron]

Originally Posted by needitnow

I have never been able to receive a package from China without having to sign for it even EMS and DHL. Maybe a remailer from France or something could get it to you without sig but I never heard of it happening.

No disrespect to you bro.
But I have been in this game since 2003, I have ordered a lot of product from China from a good source that is gone now... AND NEVER SIGNED for a single order.
TNT Shipping was the last shipper from China in May of this year, NO SIGNATURE required !! So don't say it can't be done.
We have to .. or at least I want to stay safe as posssible.

J

[etxlifter]

mr uphill try tnt. thing is if you watch your tracking you will know if you are getting popped or not.

[needitnow]

Originally Posted by jtriron

No disrespect to you bro.
But I have been in this game since 2003, I have ordered a lot of product from China from a good source that is gone now... AND NEVER SIGNED for a single order.
TNT Shipping was the last shipper from China in May of this year, NO SIGNATURE required !! So don't say it can't be done.
We have to .. or at least I want to stay safe as posssible.

J

No worries bro been in it for quite some time now also...I was told that every time my receiver got a package for me, they or someone at the location had to sign for it. I got packs from popular sources many knew so maybe my receiver was wrong sometimes cause packs came in from all the above couriers. They just never said it came without a sig. Believe me I'd much rather not have to sign so I will look into this, Thanks bro.

[Froachie]

Originally Posted by etxlifter

mr uphill try tnt. thing is if you watch your tracking you will know if you are getting popped or not.

How would you know if you are getting popped or not by the tracking?

[VinnieVegas]

Originally Posted by jonny21

The reality is that if LE really wants you they'll get you, signature or not.

Do you think there is a difference between bringing the package in your space without a signature?

I agree with Jonny, LE will get you if they want you. But I totally I understand your concerns.

[EuroMan]

Usually all courier shipments require signature. At my end I believe it would be very odd if we instructed a courier company, TNT for instance, not to take a signature from the receiver. Perhaps it just depends on the guy delivering the parcel.

[jonny21]

Originally Posted by Froachie

How would you know if you are getting popped or not by the tracking?

You can follow the package thru customs. Any suspicious delay and release with untracked delivery and you know the sh!t is about to hit the fan.

I had a package stopped for an extended period of time once due to a Dept of Agriculture hold since the source listed the item as some sort of vegetable growth enhancer. I then took appropriate precautions before receiving package. Turned out ok but at least I knew ahead of time.

[Froachie]

If they were going to get you , wouldnt they have it set up where the tracking still showed its progress to it's destination? This way they would think you thought everything was still ok because it was still tracked. I mean LE would have to know that you are watching the tracking, so why wouldnt they set it up like everything was happening as it should?

[jonny21]

First the package needs to go thru customs, which from my experience typically take less than 24hrs unless they catch it. Then it needs to be sent for testing, then I would imagine they need to alert Fed LE, which would probably alert local LE then they would have to combine resources and figure out their plan, which inludes using the carrier's computer system and entering false tracking information. All of which would probably take over 24hrs to devise. Needless to say, if your item is in customs over 48hrs then put up your radar.

[lestatgear]

I've had to sign for a few overseas registered packages w/ no problems.