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TheRaul95

TheRaul95

Student
Apr 25, 2020
132
Got it few days ago, "parents" threw it in the garbage... My lesson, try to get packages "first and silently" :S
 
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not-2-b-the-answer

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Mar 23, 2018
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So sorry this happened to you. :aw: So they actually knew what it was and what you intended to do with it ?
If possible maybe get a P.O. Box ? I'm not sure how that works. I've never had to do it.
 
TheRaul95

TheRaul95

Student
Apr 25, 2020
132
So sorry this happened to you. :aw: So they actually knew what it was and what you intended to do with it ?
If possible maybe get a P.O. Box ? I'm not sure how that works. I've never had to do it.
Yes, if, next time will order to other address
 
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Deleted member 17331

The swan sang with a broken neck
Apr 21, 2020
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I understand. Although I didn't buy my SN, I had already thought about the possibility of my family throwing it away. My mother doesn't give me the least privacy, she even throws out my cigarettes... If she finds SN, she throws me in the psychiatric ward. If you don't live alone, it is risky to ask for or have SN at home.

Sending hugs to you.
 
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TheRaul95

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Apr 25, 2020
132
I understand. Although I didn't buy my SN, I had already thought about the possibility of my family throwing it away. My mother doesn't give me the least privacy, she even throws out my cigarettes... If she finds SN, she throws me in the psychiatric ward. If you don't live alone, it is risky to ask for or have SN at home.

Sending hugs to you.
Likewise, its a bummer
 
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