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a good trick for the uk, is if you know exactly which courier will be used, and if said courier supports this feature; you can send it to literally any address, then go to track your parcel and request for it to be picked up from a collect plus point / post office etc.

Sadly doesn't work as you need a ID. Already attempted it a few times and as I use a fake name for my SEs; they don't accept the ID and in result, don't hand over the package.

95% of the time if you send it to a paki shop / corner shop they dont give a fuck aslong as you have the email and barcode to collect. collectplus and yodel both offer a lot of these paki shops for collection.

you can also just SE the staff in said shop. I usually walk in and say "its my first time doing this thing, im not good with technology, did i come to the right place?" blah blah blah

you can also do your research and specifically target a certain store... come in multiple times previously to having your parcel delivered there and make good friends with the staff so they know you, and have a suitable well established level of trust towards you.

you can also very easily acquire a "legitimate" ID from various sources.  TOR, street contacts, etc.

Ensure you do NOT send to royal mail / post office counters. They will for SURE require ID as its a government establishment.

Yeah, my previous drop address was a corner shop that's currently closed right now. They were pretty lenient and didn't care but I'm looking for some more stable for now. However for collection ones even when going into random stores they were pretty adamant on getting a ID matching parcel. Worst case I'll pay some random off snapchat etc to use their address which is pretty common in the UK and have somebody pick it up.

I would be doing a lot of SEs on the same companies so the ID process isn't very feasible due to the fact that I'd have to make a lot.

Update: Got a drop address and something is being sent there; will know soon if it's actually good. Sent through Hermes so hopefully it lands