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look at a history book I think this is what the Rockefellers did and it caused the great depression. some billion air throughs 100 million at btc and it jumps in a few weeks then waits a few months so people think it is stable and keep buying in and then the billion air cashes out. and just like that thousands of people lose everything..
man, i'm bummed.
just feeling good about all the great things people have been saying, and three of my favorite vendors are being challenged. i guess that's why they call this the Rumor Mill.
lexq giving one guy the shits, delta11 not doing well on the testing, and theStore accused of selling junk/selective scammer/hacked vendor?
and i am sitting on a 2G from theStore, hope it's cool.....
To clarify with customers, I do not add ANY sort of cut (especially any laxative, which just sounds disgusting) to my cocaine. As I have addressed other similar concerns, how you get it is exactly how I got it (minus the powder that gets added when breaking off the brick). Hope this will clear everyone's mind about this, plus it is a very common side effect of cocaine (good or bad) to most defiantly have to use the washroom frequently, so I've heard.
Couple updates while I'm here I guess:
- Almost finished current batch, will be trying to grab a batch similar to my first gear on SR (first time buyers will surely remember that).
- Will be getting my hands on heavy duty Moisture Barrier Bags in the common week(s) for use with stricter destinations.
- Working on a brand new stealth to make packaging "blend in" better than ever.
Hope everyone is in good health and spirits,
Lexq
Do any customs stop international letters for x-ray if they don't get flagged by dogs?
My stealth letters basically just look & feel like they're thick with printed paper. If you were to squeeze them all over you'd feel they weren't totally uniform, but I can't see it being enough to alert someone unless they were really looking for it.
Without knowing how every customs operation works, I would have to say yes.
When planning your packaging, take into consideration this procedure which is not specific to a particular country (only applies for letters not parcels) -
1. Mail arrives into said country in a big sack containing hundreds/thousands of letters.
2. If arriving from a "flagged" country it's directed to sorting area A in which mail undergoes extra scrutiny, if from non-flagged country it's directed to sorting area B for normal manual sorting.
3. At the designated sorting area, all the mail is poured onto a sorting tray and manually sorted, with the sorter removing anything that's oversize, damaged or suspicious looking (again there would be guidelines the sorters follow based on profiling and gathered intelligence). Oversized items are sent to the parcel area, damaged items are repaired or destroyed and suspicious letters are inspected further (manual, x-ray or dog)
4. Once manual sorting is done, the mail is sent down a conveyor belt to the automatic sorting machine, while going down the conveyor belt, a drug detection dog runs over all mail heading down and alerts to letters containing whatever the dog is trained to find, these are in turn removed for further inspection (manual or x-ray) the rest carry on to the machine and are sent for distribution around the country.
5. Any mail that can't be automatically sorted for distribution (usually due to addresses in the wrong format, hand written messily, too thick to fit etc) are manually sorted again.
So using the above information, one case see that the risk areas are - the country of origin, the initial manual sorter, the drug detection dog and the final automatic sorting machine.
Country of Origin - The intelligence on which particular countries the receiving country has "flagged' isn't made publicly available but one could assume they include - The Netherlands, Belgium, Colombia, Bolivia, Peru, China, Vietnam, Thailand among others. As well as countries added based on intelligence received and profiling.
Initial Mail Sorter - Has to manually sort hundreds of letters at once, so make sure your letter doesn't attract a second glimpse. Ensure you use a high quality envelope, not a cheap one that's thin and soft and likely to tear. Ensure it looks harmless and boring from the outside, and ensure it's as thin as possible and packaged so the contents cannot be felt if handled and so that if handled, it feels like paper inside, not a foil bag!
Drug detection dog - USE MOISTURE BARRIER BAGS! PE and Foil layered are the best, followed by PE and Mylar. You should be doing your packaging in a clean environment because if any molecules from your product end up on the outside of that bag or on the envelope, you've wasted your time and it will be detected.
Final Automatic Sorting Machine - Make sure the address is clearly readable and in the correct format for that country. Make sure your envelope is of a standard size. (see the first post of this thread for standard envelope sizes)
Use the above information and create your letters how you wish, if you still get any no-shows to a particular country, change what your letters look like because your current ones have been photographed and added to a database. This includes the return address and any identifiable logos etc.
All the best.
