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You're more likely to be caught messing with someone else's mailbox/mail, a federal crime, than if you had them sent to your real addy.Quote:
Originally Posted by countryboy
You can deny you ordered seeds, but it's hard to deny a hand in someone else's mailbox.
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I agree with this 100%. That can't do anything if they can't prove that YOU ordered the seeds, which they really can't. However, stealing seeds from someone else's mailbox is a helluva lot more conspicuous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinsemilla Jones
Yeah, I used a pretty realistic fake name, take random people from a phone book, whose last name is german or russian, or any other name that isnt smith or johnson and add a first name. Just say someone keeps doing this shit to you if people get suspicious. Because im sure there have been people who have found seeds delivered to their address by someone else, just remember deny deny deny, unless they have dna or fingerprint or handwriting comparisons done, which i would find highly doubtful for a tiny pack of seeds that if were found would most likely be confiscated by customs anyway.
i oderd from www.seedboutique.com to my house got my seeds 6 days very stealthy
Personally I would never order seeds to a grow house, but thats just me. Get someone you know to get a post office box, or send them to a trusted friends house
well, ill take my chances, yes that sounds stupid, but if you think about it the risk level is pretty low, and anyways the laws in my state are ridiculasly(boy did i butcher that word) lax, anyway. And yes i did check, very thoroughly i might add. I ordered a pack of northern lights, and got a confirmation email, so sofar so good.
keep me posted if you can cell, im orderin from boutique
Orde from planetskunk.com they are very stealthy I recieved my seeds in 7 days and they're giving out free lowrider x blueberry seeds with every order
ima check them out now, thanks caase...
whatever you do, whomever you go with, communication is the key to a successful and speedy transaction. use the email and be sure both you and the company are coming off the same page so there are no misunderstandings later.
and yes, risks are minimal for the receiver. we can not control who sends what to our mailboxes. i have had a shipment siezed by customs and got the 'letter'...that was over 5 years ago and nothing came of it (and "it" involved 100 grams of hash too!).