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RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - Green314 - 06-02-2021

Just get out of the scene for a while and then come back. People have short memory.


RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - qEpsilon - 06-02-2021

(06-02-2021, 05:33 PM)green314 Wrote: Just get out of the scene for a while and then come back. People have short memory.
alright, thanks for the tip, how long do you mean?


RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - Green314 - 06-02-2021

(06-02-2021, 05:47 PM)qEpsilon Wrote:
(06-02-2021, 05:33 PM)green314 Wrote: Just get out of the scene for a while and then come back. People have short memory.
alright, thanks for the tip, how long do you mean?
It's not a bad idea to completely (or mainly) stop your SE activities for a few months and then come back to the scene.
It's also an excellent exercise to focus on other important things in life and purify your sinful soul.


RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - ConcernedCitizen - 06-02-2021

(05-26-2021, 10:49 AM)qEpsilon Wrote: If i continue just redirecting instead of delivering to a drop, with an intentional fake address and name (which they know)
will they take any further action?
They did make me promise kind of, i was just like 'yea yea ok'
For the love of God - why? Just order to your own address or use a PO box. You're less likely to draw attention and you can still have plausible deniability.


RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - mothered - 06-03-2021

(06-02-2021, 06:27 PM)vittring Wrote: or use a PO box.
It won't suffice for large Items.

Moreover, UPS does not deliver to PO boxes.


RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - ConcernedCitizen - 06-03-2021

(06-03-2021, 05:37 AM)mothered Wrote: It won't suffice for large Items.

Moreover, UPS does not deliver to PO boxes.
Never, ever, use UPS, only USPS because they can't open anything without a warrant. Also, I recommend verifying with any vendors whether they use multiple packs for stealth, because those extra layers can mean the difference between a good delivery and a visit from the government.

Quote:- USPS, period. UPS and FedEX can open a package at their discretion. A properly packaged Priority Mail parcel requires a warrant.

- Fake ID with Fulls. Use the CORRECT DL info so the QR code will match in cases where locations scan it to fill in their forms. Some places are tied in to the database to verify the info (but not the pic) and you don't want to find out which ones the hard way.

- Many local pack 'n ships and storage places have PO boxes available. Choose something privately owned instead of a large chain. Of course, you'll still need to fill out the USPS form, but the scrutiny will be greatly reduced, especially if you pay cash up front for a long term rental. They are only required to keep the form on hand, not to send it in. Scope the place first to see what the cameras can and cannot see, like your tag # when you come and go.

If you're expecting packages of any reasonable size don't be cheap! Get the big box. You don't want to open your little box and find a note that your whatever-the-fuck didn't fit and now you need to ask the attendant to fetch it and hand it to you.

One last thing: when you're retrieving your parcel go in with a reusable grocery bag to put it in. It's an old LE/PI trick to mark a suspicious parcel with a specific tape, a colorful decal, or something similarly visible to anyone sitting outside watching to see who leaves with it.



RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - mothered - 06-03-2021

(06-03-2021, 05:52 AM)vittring Wrote: Never, ever, use UPS, only USPS
I'm well aware of the Ins & outs of how carriers operate from an Internal standpoint. I've been dealing with companies of all shapes and sizes since the mid 80s.

My previous post Is not based on a personal level, but rather In response to the topic on hand - namely your quoted reply to the OP's message on the first page of this thread.


RE: UPS becoming suspicious? - qEpsilon - 06-04-2021

(06-02-2021, 06:27 PM)vittring Wrote:
(05-26-2021, 10:49 AM)qEpsilon Wrote: If i continue just redirecting instead of delivering to a drop, with an intentional fake address and name (which they know)
will they take any further action?
They did make me promise kind of, i was just like 'yea yea ok'
For the love of God - why? Just order to your own address or use a PO box. You're less likely to draw attention and you can still have plausible deniability.

incase i get billed, i had a close call with lenovo sending a £700 bill to my house, its not a good idea to use your actual address for SEs.

and with logi SEs, which i do a lot, i cant use my real address, its been blacklisted.