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lampshade321
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- Aug 15, 2026
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Went to get a private mailbox set up, oops, their agreement says they don't accept dangerous/hazardous materials! I mean tbh I should have expected that so it's on me, but I ended up dropping $90 on a mailbox I won't be using since I wanted to avoid arousing any suspicious after I asked them what that meant. I think PO boxes are a little less restrictive as long as the material is legal and being shipped in appropriate packaging, since they're trained to handle hazmat material and all that. Might have to do that instead. I guess it's probably a good thing, it would be awful if anyone at the private mailbox place got hurt because I shipped my SN through them. Still, annoying.
I'm going to try reaching out to the company that sells the SN and verify it can make it through USPS shipping and is appropriately packed to be accepted at a PO box. Fingers crossed it doesn't set off any red flags for them... I might ask about some of their other products too just to be safe.
It's so hard not having a good mailing address. I can't send anything to my house because of the odds that my parents will find the shipment instead of me, but there are so many restrictions associated with PO boxes. Fuck. I just want to die.
I'm going to try reaching out to the company that sells the SN and verify it can make it through USPS shipping and is appropriately packed to be accepted at a PO box. Fingers crossed it doesn't set off any red flags for them... I might ask about some of their other products too just to be safe.
It's so hard not having a good mailing address. I can't send anything to my house because of the odds that my parents will find the shipment instead of me, but there are so many restrictions associated with PO boxes. Fuck. I just want to die.