FLAGGED Customs Tracking Names and Addy's
All international mail entering the United States through the U.S. Postal Service and
private carriers is subject to inspection by the CBP at the 14 international mail facilities
and 29 express consignment carrier facilities located around the country. CBP inspects
for illegally imported controlled substances, such as anabolic steroids, contraband, and
other items that are inadmissible into the United States. Each year the international mail
and carrier facilities process hundreds of millions of pieces of mail and packages. For
example, the international mail facility at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York alone
receives approximately 1.3 million pieces of mail each day. The volume of mail, together
with the steps illegal steroid shippers is very labor and time intensive, and can include visual
examination, x-ray, and opening mail to physically inspect the contents. At the
international mail facilities we visited in New York and Miami, mail goes through a series
of processes before being released or detained by the CBP. It passes through a portal
monitor designed to screen for nuclear and radiological materials, and is placed on a
conveyer belt where officers screen individual pieces of mail. CBP officers target
packages for inspection based on factors such as their knowledge, intuition, and
experience; whether the mail originated in suspect countries; and intelligence gained
from prior interceptions of controlled substances. Suspicious mail is separated, x-rayed,
opened by individual inspectors, and searched.
3 different addys, 4 different packs considering 2 were with the recent shipping dileamas was understandable. But the other two were traveling different from different parts of the world.
There has to be some type of connection between customs and them collecting information on how, when, what and why people are getting shipped to them especially if they are being confiscated. Im trying to be as vague as I can hear guys so dont beat me up too bad. Maybe its the time of the year but I've never been 0 for 4 and lost like this Im worried im missing something.
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supermansson11Hate customs different addy.s one spot 3 packs landed.other spot 4 outta 5 landed 2 of the 4 that landed same week.now I gotta see customs what didn't make it through,weird cause this customs letter was way thinner than the last one and it didn't say what was in it.the letter I got like 10 months back had a fat ass list but I guess so considering it had 44 items something close to I think.
A few months ago i got a promo pack of dbol that got seized. since then I've had at least 10 more intl packs get thru with the same address. I definettly don't think they could ever save addresses like that.
NorthernTrustYou are right. There is a process to which an address is flagged. Every package entering customs for that address is returned. This is done with the same technology that every single piece of mail entering the United States is photographed. I recommend a new address.
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AnonInterested! FR sent
Very interesting. FR sent
I've heard a top source here say that occasionally an operation with a code name I can't remember (maybe Panera ?) results in numerous seizures of their shipments during the timeframe of the operation. The source then reships once the operation has run its course. If this is true, maybe your deliveries fell during this timeframe? I dunno, but your seizures do sound odd.
Operations name in pagia
Pangea*
Yes, I believe you are correct. Thanks!
It just does not seem possible if it wasnt flagged I believe tthere has to be something that flags the orders through the chain somehow.. Ive had orders get taken and some not but 4 within weeks of each other with different addys and only the same name I believe there has to be something going on. Im not saying one way or the other Im just trying to show that potentially this could be a bigger problem then we all thought.
Your customs agent must be juicing, if he is able to pick out gear on the scanner.
ClassyChassisThink about how many packs go through Customs everyday. Do you think they have time to enter every name and addy on every pack into some kind of database to cross reference things? It's like el Señor Danger said. Some origins get more attention, some packaging is ill-disguised. I suspect in the case of promos, maybe they see too many packs that look alike going through at once. Sometimes maybe plain ole bad luck.
AnonIn my experience getting packs seized it was done randomly and certain shipping locations are just flagged. I always ask any international Src where they ship from. Some places just get inspected more often then other places. Also after receiving an opened pack I don't blame customs for searching it. Some packaging methods are just obvious. These are just some of my personal observations
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