So far we've only operated domestically within Sweden and there's been no trouble with the mail so far except a few random delays, but when we expand internationally we're bound to eventually have customs seizures and customers giving incorrect addresses. To solve this problem in advance so we're prepared we're going to adapt a concept called "Verification Letter", it would work like this:A customer reads our presentation and see we offer an increased refund if they have an unique code from a Verification Letter we're selling. If the customer decides to order a Verification Letter we will print two copies which has the unique code, one will be sent to the customer while the other stays with us. The code itself will be linked to the account which made the purchase and will be time limited for one month. Let's say the customer makes another order which gets seized by Customs. The customer would then provide us with proof for this along with the unique code in the Verification Letter and get a refund for the Seizure along with a bonus refund from having used the Verification Letter.Now this is isn't exactly a great system, but it is better in comparison to nothing at all. I foresee these potential problems eventually:* Customer orders a Verification Letter, then an order to the same address which they then claim didn't arrive at all while still using the unique code in a dispute.* Customer orders a Verification Letter to an address, then uses a different address for the next order.* Customer claims during a dispute they had no idea the system existed to begin as they couldn't be bothered to read the Presentation before an order.* Customer claims Customs Seizure in a dispute, yet won't provide proof and still want to use the unique code to get a bonus refund.Maybe a few Vendors who operate internationally could chime in if this concept could possibly work or if a better solution exists which can deal with careless customers along with scammers? :)