Best way to mail seeds?
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indican3
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Posting any specific method in this thread automatically make it less stealthy..
My only tip is to send ordinary household items, generally something that would fit in a small parcel. Also don't overdue it with the item description, if you try to be really specific about the contents I would think that would be more of a red flag (A bad liar uses a lot of details, a good liar keeps it short).
No personal experience mind you, I just tend to think "what would I be suspicious of as a postal worker?" and then think of all the stuff I've shipped on eBay and think "yea if I had sent seeds with any of those items it probably wouldn't have been detected"
My only tip is to send ordinary household items, generally something that would fit in a small parcel. Also don't overdue it with the item description, if you try to be really specific about the contents I would think that would be more of a red flag (A bad liar uses a lot of details, a good liar keeps it short).
No personal experience mind you, I just tend to think "what would I be suspicious of as a postal worker?" and then think of all the stuff I've shipped on eBay and think "yea if I had sent seeds with any of those items it probably wouldn't have been detected"
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farmasensist
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DVD cases will prevent them from getting crushed and can be mailed for cheap and look like normal mail. Just make sure they are in there tight and don't rattle around. I don't know if that would make it through customs but it works well for domestic shipments.
213
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It's for beans being mailed to me from a small time grower I just want to ensure they get here
Budget Buds
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In an envelope.
GuerillaGanjaGrower
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Roger A. Shrubber
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and who gets to decide what probable cause is? those guys with the guns and badges.....
the best way to send seeds through the mail is the ones the inspectors don't know about
the best way to send seeds through the mail is the ones the inspectors don't know about
GuerillaGanjaGrower
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When is the last time you saw a mail man with a badge and a gun? You think police offers have time to inspect mail? HAHAH!
Roger A. Shrubber
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i think they guys they send to talk to you about it after they find your order might have them.
really, they take your seeds, put a letter in saying "stop it" and send it on to you, and they add your name to a list to watch for any more incoming packages. had a couple of friends get the letters.
and i was just using "guys with guns and badges" to represent law enforcement in general....
HAHAH!
really, they take your seeds, put a letter in saying "stop it" and send it on to you, and they add your name to a list to watch for any more incoming packages. had a couple of friends get the letters.
and i was just using "guys with guns and badges" to represent law enforcement in general....
HAHAH!
GuerillaGanjaGrower
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Once again, mail men or women could give a shit about you sending seeds in the mail. On top of that, it would be very hard to tell seeds were in the padded envelope that is mixed in with literally thousands of other envelopes that look exactly the same as they pass by a person on a conveyor belt. Does the government send DEA agents to people's homes that have seeds intercepted from overseas? No they don't.
Roger A. Shrubber
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and yet, they take peoples seeds on a regular basis...i wonder how they do that if they never check? they don't have xray machines, they don't have ultra sound, they don't have any interest in contraband coming in from out of the country.
you're pretty safe buying seeds, but its stupid to think you're immune to being busted, and if they bust you once, you damn well better believe they'll keep an eye on your ass
you're pretty safe buying seeds, but its stupid to think you're immune to being busted, and if they bust you once, you damn well better believe they'll keep an eye on your ass
GuerillaGanjaGrower
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I never said you are immune. You are talking about OVERSEAS shipments being taken. Those do n to require a warrant to open and check by customs. Mail sent INSIDE the U.S. to another person INSIDE the U.S. is protected by the 4th Amendment. Get yo shit straight.
GuerillaGanjaGrower
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Was it any good?
the real mccoy
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Headache?
GroErr
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Dollar store Xmas cards, corrugated plastic sheets like these at uline cut to hold whatever number of seeds you're sending, stamp. Well protected but stealth. Works every time even cross border.