08-11-2017, 08:28 AM
Well y'all I must tell you all this worry is for nothing.. Unless it's like your 10th time being seized. These customs workers have so much volume, and are so short handed, unless they're tipped somehow, no way the letter gets seized. Basically, a few hundred chips, even a thousand, really not a big deal..
Also, if you mean to tell me that if you receive a letter, then LE is at your door. They have zero. How do they prove the letter was meant for you or anyone. I've never been worried once, it's showed every time but once. That was a lot of years ago. Basically, the bottom line is, LE would be hard pressed to show sufficient evidence the letter was meant for you. It's just too much work for too little reward I suppose.
This actually happened one time to me, I came home from work, envelope in the mail. No return address, just mine, inside was ten pages of blank printer paper folded up. I opened it, and all the way inside the pages was one OC 80 taped to the paper. Still have zero idea to this day who it was. So, my point is, it would be very hard to pin anything on the receiver, as anyone could send whatever they wanted to ppl they don't care for, then try to get them in trouble.
I've always had the same view on that matter, unless you're doin this w serious things, there really is no interest, besides the sweeps they do every once in awhile. Nobody is dumb enough to actually call the # on the LL, or even worse, go pick it up at customs. If that happens, it's certainly your fault.
Hope all are safe,
Love ya D.
B in touch soon
Regards
J
Also, if you mean to tell me that if you receive a letter, then LE is at your door. They have zero. How do they prove the letter was meant for you or anyone. I've never been worried once, it's showed every time but once. That was a lot of years ago. Basically, the bottom line is, LE would be hard pressed to show sufficient evidence the letter was meant for you. It's just too much work for too little reward I suppose.
This actually happened one time to me, I came home from work, envelope in the mail. No return address, just mine, inside was ten pages of blank printer paper folded up. I opened it, and all the way inside the pages was one OC 80 taped to the paper. Still have zero idea to this day who it was. So, my point is, it would be very hard to pin anything on the receiver, as anyone could send whatever they wanted to ppl they don't care for, then try to get them in trouble.
I've always had the same view on that matter, unless you're doin this w serious things, there really is no interest, besides the sweeps they do every once in awhile. Nobody is dumb enough to actually call the # on the LL, or even worse, go pick it up at customs. If that happens, it's certainly your fault.
Hope all are safe,
Love ya D.
B in touch soon
Regards
J