its best practice to never send any orders to your real address, always use a burner address - but it depends where your order is coming from
https://about.usps.com/newsroom/local-releases/dc/2026/0410-us-postal-inspection-service-is-hiring.htm
US 2 US. never cross borders
you should be okay dude,
I will strongly recommend to pay in XMR and throw away the account, this leaves a lack of proof you even bought the order. If you cannot find a burner address, then use a fake name. If your state doesnt have strict control over USPS dont break a sweat
I will strongly recommend to pay in XMR and throw away the account, this leaves a lack of proof you even bought the order. If you cannot find a burner address, then use a fake name. If your state doesnt have strict control over USPS dont break a sweat
Reports are popping up all over. ( eg: https://tforum.pro/post/2305fd21bc2f576f7d42 ) While small players may be ok, the risks are increasing across the board. Proof of order isn't necessary for search warrants.
ah okay, ive just read through this and my point still stands.
you should be taking high priority while ordering. Always wear gloves when picking your order up, fake names, burner address, paying in XMR, avoid using the same shipping address / name.....ectetra
IF you are worried about that phone call one day, you do not need to pick up the phone, give the details to your lawyer, it will never stand trial or face further action if you maintained your OpSec.
you should be taking high priority while ordering. Always wear gloves when picking your order up, fake names, burner address, paying in XMR, avoid using the same shipping address / name.....ectetra
IF you are worried about that phone call one day, you do not need to pick up the phone, give the details to your lawyer, it will never stand trial or face further action if you maintained your OpSec.
I don't mean to come across like a cock-in-the-ass but you say reports all over, but this is one report, and it is a rather unusual report and certainly not the norm. Where ellse are you hearing all this bad news?
Nah, u aren't cita. That is a fair q. It’s possible some of this is someones internalized anxiety over the topic ( which isn't the worst thing actually ). Given the confirmation that usps is staffing a dedicated workforce to combat this specific issue, someone's unease level may be significantly elevated.
wow, already acronymizing my terminology. I think I've started a thing.
wait-WHERE did you hear that a dedicated workforce is being developed to combat this specific issue? And how long ago was it staffed? Or is it presently that they are still in the formation phase and have not yet fully rolled out in force? That's info I'd love to have.
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