Hacking / Opsec

Handwritten Labels and What Not

Started by SpareNoOps · Jul 19, 2026

#261
Quite a few of us had packs out missing for going on 3 weeks from
a vendor on BO...Everyones landed...in a flat envelope which it was
pretty obvious felt like a bag of something with 14 1$ stamps and the
label handwritten. What kind of flags would this throw? Should I
consider that address shot?

I did inspect the outside and no holes...but prioritys with 14 stamps
have been mia for weeks on weeks and everyones dropped at once. Whole
thing just doesnt sit right with me.
#262
↳ Replying to @SpareNoOps
Address is fine.

Handwritten labels is one of the many things that is looked at. When you
get a few of these suspicious behaviors, that can cause issues.

Read this /post/bdc52ed1b747ed92448b
#264
↳ Replying to @SpareNoOps
Nah you shouldn't consider the address
burned assuming it came as it should. That said handwritten labels are
poor opsec on the vendors part. I wouldn't reorder from them again.
#265
↳ Replying to @SpareNoOps
why would a vendor hand write.

can't even call it lazy, that's a lot of work, but so identifying.
#266
↳ Replying to @SpareNoOps
Maybe the vendor just dropped them off a few days ago?

Whats the postmark say?
#267
↳ Replying to @SpareNoOps
Handwritten labels from a vendor are a
hell no for me as well as stamps stuck all over it. mailing technique is
part of stealth and if their method is clownish I put them on the
"never again" list.