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N found by customs
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Im from germany. I want to buy N from D. What will happen if my N gets discovered by customs? Will i go to jail or will i just have to pay a fee?
Could i pretend that i did not order anything?
Im from germany. I want to buy N from D. What will happen if my N gets discovered by customs? Will i go to jail or will i just have to pay a fee?
Could i pretend that i did not order anything?
I have not known anyone who it has happened to personally but there were reports of it during the 2019 nembutal raids.
It is also a reasonable assumption to make with no prior info since people caught trying to commit suicide usually end up with the psychiatric gestapo at their door.
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Right. If he admits, it was purchased for CTB, based on the German "Gesetz ĂĽber Hilfen und SchutzmaĂźnahmen bei psychischen Krankheiten" act (PsychKG) he will be taken to the psych ward due to self-endangerment and will suffer a penalty order.
If he claims, he had never ordered that package, they have to prove, he did. A raid can be the result and the confiscation of computer and mobile phone, if this devices are still there.
If he is lucky and the package is going through Frankfurt customs or they do not test on barbiturate, then everything is fine.
No one knows the outcome. It's gambling. You can be lucky or not. One should have a plan for every scenario in advance. Without risk no N to Germany.
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I think it might be more a case of strained resources and workers along with social distancing and precautionary measures meaning less inclination to scrutinise every bit of mail.
Obviously circumstances will vary, country to country.
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No. People are buying stuff online in record numbers now due to the pandemic. Not to mention it is the holiday shopping season. There are going to be tons of more packages moving through the postal system. It means a less likely chance of customs caring about your package.
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TriggerHappy
In the kingdom of th blind; the one-eyed are kings
Afraid not :: pandemic postal services from online orders are through the roof. International postage to destination country, then local courier to your door is the usual cost-effective process.
They may have supplier flagged, (previous family tipoffs, possible investigations even ) and can stop it at any time.
If its illegal, or they suspect buyer credentials (no name, unreal / unregistered company info can instigate a phonecall where your intentions may be questioned...) carefully align yr story to what electronic communication purports.. variation can result in confiscation.
Not wanting to scare u :: knowledge is power.
Like when u drive thru a roadblock, never make eye contact with the cops. That's an invitation...
Goodluck.
Right. If he admits, it was purchased for CTB, based on the German "Gesetz ĂĽber Hilfen und SchutzmaĂźnahmen bei psychischen Krankheiten" act (PsychKG) he will be taken to the psych ward due to self-endangerment and will suffer a penalty order.
If he claims, he had never ordered that package, they have to prove, he did. A raid can be the result and the confiscation of computer and mobile phone, if this devices are still there.
If he is lucky and the package is going through Frankfurt customs or they do not test on barbiturate, then everything is fine.
No one knows the outcome. It's gambling. You can be lucky or not. One should have a plan for every scenario in advance. Without risk no N to Germany.
Afraid not :: pandemic postal services from online orders are through the roof. International postage to destination country, then local courier to your door is the usual cost-effective process.
They may have supplier flagged, (previous family tipoffs, possible investigations even ) and can stop it at any time.
If its illegal, or they suspect buyer credentials (no name, unreal / unregistered company info can instigate a phonecall where your intentions may be questioned...) carefully align yr story to what electronic communication purports.. variation can result in confiscation.
Not wanting to scare u :: knowledge is power.
Like when u drive thru a roadblock, never make eye contact with the cops. That's an invitation...
Goodluck.
@TriggerHappy can't one claim ignorance? Say they thought they were buying cosmetics and didn't know something like N would be in the package, that it had to be a mistake?
Does anyone know how this is handled in the US?
Stop posting details about the shipping methods. I don't know how many times I have to say this in threads. People on here need to practice discretion. There really needs to be an announcement or sticky about this.
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No. People are buying stuff online in record numbers now due to the pandemic. Not to mention it is the holiday shopping season. There are going to be tons of more packages moving through the postal system. It means a less likely chance of customs caring about your package.
I'm from western europe and ordered powdered N some years ago. It was confiscated by the customs and I never heard from it again.
I don't think they care enough to make a case out of it.
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I'm from western europe and ordered powdered N some years ago. It was confiscated by the customs and I never heard from it again.
I don't think they care enough to make a case out of it.
The test for barbiturates doesn't appear to be commonly used by customs either. There are a few accounts of bottles being opened but badly resealed and sent on to the buyer. They probably tested it for the common drugs as some can be shipped in liquid form and reconstituted into a powder using a reagent. Barbiturates being so uncommon to say the least, aren't worth the cost of the tests it seems.
@PeacefulTonic I don't think anyone really has $800 bucks to just throw away. For me it's not about the money, it's not being able to risk failure. So the most reliable method must be used.
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@PeacefulTonic I don't think anyone really has $800 bucks to just throw away. For me it's not about the money, it's not being able to risk failure. So the most reliable method must be used.
I have not known anyone who it has happened to personally but there were reports of it during the 2019 nembutal raids.
It is also a reasonable assumption to make with no prior info since people caught trying to commit suicide usually end up with the psychiatric gestapo at their door.
@PeacefulTonic I don't think anyone really has $800 bucks to just throw away. For me it's not about the money, it's not being able to risk failure. So the most reliable method must be used.
The risk comes with the territory. This isn't ordering stuff from Amazon. This is importing highly restricted chemicals. It is going to cost a lot of money and you might not even get it. You can't put a price tag on N. The ability to take an early exit is a luxury the vast majority of people will never get.
If you are sure about cbt and can afford N, then it is a no brainer. It is just that most people are not even aware of its existence. I never heard of SN or N before lurking on here.
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TriggerHappy
In the kingdom of th blind; the one-eyed are kings
Can you not say you didn't know what was in the package? That you thought you were ordering cosmetics?
@TriggerHappy can't one claim ignorance? Say they thought they were buying cosmetics and didn't know something like N would be in the package, that it had to be a mistake?
Does anyone know how this is handled in the US?
Um, surely contents u ordered are listed on an invoice? Or does your supplier not disclose /divulge? (If that's the case, yeah claim ignorance...)
There must be an electronic copy of your order... but seriously there has to be quite an aware willing-2-hunt investigator tracking yr order. Doubt that....
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