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[ilateapex]

Is it the norm for everyone to get their gray delivered to their own address under their actual name? I'm looking at ordering from a seller that has a US warehouse shipping within the US, but I want to be very careful not to slip up. I don't want to risk losing my Global Entry.

So when you provide details, do you put your real name? Is it possible to fill in all the payment information and then simply put a fake name at your address?

My hope is that going through a US warehouse lowers the risk to almost nothing regardless.

 

[Oldguy]

What exactly is the thing you're looking to keep secret? Shipments of it go out daily and no laws are being broken. When it comes to bringing it in or sending it out of the country, that's another story.

 

[Vriende]

There's a fresh thread covering it --




Using your name when ordering



Hey, this may be an odd thing to ask, but safety is on my mind - when you give a vendor your address, is it your real name you hand over? Or not?

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[lessthanhalf]

The laws in the US surrounding mail fraud are quite strange. Before anything else, it could be wise to look into what legally happens if you are caught bringing items in under a fake name, since that act alone may break the law. Is there really no nearby friend of yours who does not require global entry and could accept the deliveries for you?

When you buy through a domestic warehouse, problems should not arise, unless the payment goes through and then you are informed that stock is gone and the shipment must come from china instead.

 

[mybodyisasewer]

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

 

[birdwhacker]

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Even so, it's taking place. A lot of accounts can be found on Peppy's.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Right.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Where are you getting that from, and what made you mention CDs? When bringing in schedule 4's in personal quantities, CDs aren't really a major concern—they're not even worth raising in a peptides discussion. Hell, for the most part DNM vendors won't even send to PO boxes.

In any case, whether what you're importing is pharma, peptides, or DNM stuff, give your real name and deny everything if asked, don't answer questions, and don't claim the package or dignify seizure communications with a response.

 

[BNLFL]

I use my actual name every time, and I've bought a huge amount.

 

[ilateapex]

Vriende said:

There's a fresh thread covering it --




Using your name when ordering



Hey, this may be an odd thing to ask, but safety is on my mind - when you give a vendor your address, is it your real name you hand over? Or not?

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GLP1Chat.com

Thanks. Seems my search skills aren't great, since I checked before making the post.

 

[IronCircuit]

birdwhacker said:

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Even so, it's taking place. A lot of accounts can be found on Peppy's.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Right.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Where are you getting that from, and what made you mention CDs? When bringing in schedule 4's in personal quantities, CDs aren't really a major concern—they're not even worth raising in a peptides discussion. Hell, for the most part DNM vendors won't even send to PO boxes.

In any case, whether what you're importing is pharma, peptides, or DNM stuff, give your real name and deny everything if asked, don't answer questions, and don't claim the package or dignify seizure communications with a response.

I'm genuinely wondering—are you certain about that? To trigger a flag for Scheduled products, about how much would someone have to be shipping?

 

[ilateapex]

Appreciate the answers. It doesn’t sound straightforward or settled either way. Since some of the projects I’m part of involve background checks, that angle concerns me as well. Sure, if they really want to, big brother can uncover anything—but my thinking was that if it isn’t sent straight to me, it might slip past whatever arbitrary flag gets raised.

I’m still stuck on which route to take.

 

[birdwhacker]

IronCircuit said:

birdwhacker said:

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Even so, it's taking place. A lot of accounts can be found on Peppy's.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Right.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Where are you getting that from, and what made you mention CDs? When bringing in schedule 4's in personal quantities, CDs aren't really a major concern—they're not even worth raising in a peptides discussion. Hell, for the most part DNM vendors won't even send to PO boxes.

In any case, whether what you're importing is pharma, peptides, or DNM stuff, give your real name and deny everything if asked, don't answer questions, and don't claim the package or dignify seizure communications with a response.

I'm genuinely wondering—are you certain about that? To trigger a flag for Scheduled products, about how much would someone have to be shipping?

As far as I know, nobody has definitive knowledge about this. The only cases of CDs I've ever come across involved DNM purchases of schedule 1 substances.

IronCircuit said:

birdwhacker said:

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Even so, it's taking place. A lot of accounts can be found on Peppy's.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Right.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Where are you getting that from, and what made you mention CDs? When bringing in schedule 4's in personal quantities, CDs aren't really a major concern—they're not even worth raising in a peptides discussion. Hell, for the most part DNM vendors won't even send to PO boxes.

In any case, whether what you're importing is pharma, peptides, or DNM stuff, give your real name and deny everything if asked, don't answer questions, and don't claim the package or dignify seizure communications with a response.

I'm genuinely wondering—are you certain about that? To trigger a flag for Scheduled products, about how much would someone have to be shipping?

Personally, buying over 500 Cialis pills would make me uneasy. That would bother me more than picking up a few HGH kits alongside my peps.

ilateapex said:

Appreciate the answers. It doesn’t sound straightforward or settled either way. Since some of the projects I’m part of involve background checks, that angle concerns me as well. Sure, if they really want to, big brother can uncover anything—but my thinking was that if it isn’t sent straight to me, it might slip past whatever arbitrary flag gets raised.

I’m still stuck on which route to take.

If you hold secret clearances, domestic ordering is the only route I'd take—and if your career path could require higher clearance, I'd recommend extra caution by using a friend's address instead.

For civilian jobs, though, I wouldn't stress about it. Suppose an international package got seized and your Global Entry got pulled—my guess is that wouldn't surface in any employment background check or a gun purchase. It would remain internal to CBP and similar agencies, only relevant for military or travel matters.

ilateapex said:

Appreciate the answers. It doesn’t sound straightforward or settled either way. Since some of the projects I’m part of involve background checks, that angle concerns me as well. Sure, if they really want to, big brother can uncover anything—but my thinking was that if it isn’t sent straight to me, it might slip past whatever arbitrary flag gets raised.

I’m still stuck on which route to take.

Stick with domestic orders. J5 just restocked, plenty of US warehouses exist through Chinese vendors, TG sellers hold inventory, and GBs ought to be fine too—the GB organizer manages the China side and then ships to you after it lands in the country.

 

[sofaKINGnoob]

ilateapex said:

Appreciate the answers. It doesn’t sound straightforward or settled either way. Since some of the projects I’m part of involve background checks, that angle concerns me as well. Sure, if they really want to, big brother can uncover anything—but my thinking was that if it isn’t sent straight to me, it might slip past whatever arbitrary flag gets raised.

I’m still stuck on which route to take.

* I hadn't come across birdwhacker's post until now, but his take is completely right. *

From what I figure, domestic orders face a seizure risk that's 98% lower. For domestic purchases, put down your actual name — unless you happen to hold a fake ID that lines up with the made-up name you gave, and even possessing that kind of ID can itself be illegal.

If you mean criminal "background checkes," then naturally any court paperwork involving arrests, guilty pleas, diversion programs, or convictions is going to surface. If instead you're asking about security clearances tied to working for the Fed Gov, whether as an employee or a contractor, that's an entirely different situation... And yes, they're able to access non public / secret records about a seizure, whether it came from US Customs or some other LE agency, along with past & current investigations, and plenty more.

 

[mybodyisasewer]

birdwhacker said:

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Even so, it's taking place. A lot of accounts can be found on Peppy's.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Right.

mybodyisasewer said:

So far, the stories about Global Entry being taken away are just individual accounts. CBP hasn't rolled out any large-scale initiative aimed at stripping that status from people who import peptides.

Another thing to keep in mind: CBP focuses on what comes in from abroad, not what happens inside the country. That means a domestic order is outside their scope, and buying from a US warehouse wouldn't be something they'd learn about or bother with.

That said, using a PO box is still smart (yes, with your real name) so you can avoid controlled deliveries and keep some space between where you live and where the package lands. It also keeps thieves away.

Where are you getting that from, and what made you mention CDs? When bringing in schedule 4's in personal quantities, CDs aren't really a major concern—they're not even worth raising in a peptides discussion. Hell, for the most part DNM vendors won't even send to PO boxes.

In any case, whether what you're importing is pharma, peptides, or DNM stuff, give your real name and deny everything if asked, don't answer questions, and don't claim the package or dignify seizure communications with a response.

Sure, a PO box might be overkill, but

1. True, peptides aren't high on the radar, yet we're both aware that plenty of folks in this scene sooner or later find their way to Indiamart, where what's on offer is legally riskier. Some items listed there could land you in real trouble.

2. A PO box keeps the purchase from being linked to where you live. That can matter if you share a home with someone holding a security clearance, Global Entry, or if they face deportation risk or are on probation — the PO box shields the people under your roof.

3. Most DNM vendors refuse to ship to a box, but plenty still will, and street addressing can also fool the ones who don't bother googling the address.

My security habits largely trace back to SR, and the way I see it, people new to buying peptides aren't nearly cautious enough. We're living in a golden-age wild west at the moment, and that won't last forever.