04-20-2016, 12:40 PM
(04-20-2016, 08:21 AM)Dancing Wolf Wrote: It is scary and stressful - so many points where something can go wrong, between vendor and customer.
Risking money, personal info being outed, postal workers, LE...
I keep orders small-ish even tho I know the 90 day supply guideline no longer applies.
It comforts me to think I won't draw much attention with lower #'s - even if it might not be true.
Angers me that our government tries to control our lives (and the doctors) to where patients don't receive appropriate treatment they should quite often, so resort to this.
After years, received first LL's last year.
Now I feel very uncomfortable, since I'm in rural area. People talk and know everything about everyone.
I wonder if postal workers notice return addresses on LLs (I would if was a postal worker).
Then fears come that local postal workers will watch my packages after seeing the LLs.
(or am I just paranoid? Worries me)
Has anyone heard about a person having problem because postal workers were suspicious and watched them after seeing LLs?
(apologize if this is off-topic, please move to where it would be appropriate - thank you!)
I'm in a pretty small town as well, and have received at least 5 LLs over the past 10 years - And our postal carrier has been the same lady since we moved here. She doesn't bat an eye when I sign for packages, so I wouldn't sweat LL's or registered mail - The real worry is shabby packaging that a postal inspector is able to see the contents of. LL's just make me curse due to the lost order - I've been at this address for 15 years now, and never used another, I just make another order. Given the volume of mail I see in her carrier vehicle (and hers is just one of dozens of routes supporting our ZIP code, I doubt the sorters or carriers are looking at the return address, they have enough trouble getting the delivery address right
