I got a love letter like 5 years ago, maybe more because I didn't know of opsec stuff. It was for personal use, so no large quantity by any means (less than 5g), with a fake name and an old address. I ordered something yday and suddenly remembered the love letter I got. There's no time to cancel the order anymore, but I'm suddenly really scared that the slipup from 5 years ago will get me in trouble, even though it's a new address and a different name (my actual name). Any reassurance? Or should I contact vendor to cancel anyway, just in case? Not worried about the money as I had leftovers in my wallet. This order is domestic, small, and hasn't been shipped yet, though it's FE. Really don't want to get in trouble (obviously) so any guidance is appreciated.
Id say that normally but...vendors are going down left and right currently. Shits hot.
Thats true but unrelated to the LL. They've made a small domestic order so they're likely safe anyway, assuming they followed the bible.
Haha too late. I cancelled the order. I think I can find a seller IRL which will make me feel much safer. Thank you anyway, I probably should've just relaxed but
Do whatever's best for you. You're certainly not alone when it comes to anxiety over commiting crime. If the benefits of DNM's are offset by anxiety then maybe street product is better.
You haven't ordered on the markets for 5 years? And you forgot the thing that made you stop ordering from the markets for 5 years? Also, the address and name are different than the burnt address? Is this satire?
We offer a burned/flagged address checking service. LayneStaley on DrugHub.
We'll send a perfectly legal pack that looks like a darknet pack and provide the tracking number. (Testing by ordering something on eBay/Etsy/Amazon/etc is not sufficient. Their labels and tracking numbers contain codes which make it clear that it's from those markets.)
If your pack processes normally and lands on time, you'll know your drop address is safe and ready for real orders.
And if LE opens it, they'll find nothing of interest - and possibly un-flag your address after wasting their time and embarrassing themselves.
We'll send a perfectly legal pack that looks like a darknet pack and provide the tracking number. (Testing by ordering something on eBay/Etsy/Amazon/etc is not sufficient. Their labels and tracking numbers contain codes which make it clear that it's from those markets.)
If your pack processes normally and lands on time, you'll know your drop address is safe and ready for real orders.
And if LE opens it, they'll find nothing of interest - and possibly un-flag your address after wasting their time and embarrassing themselves.