Yea it doesn't make much of a difference. Just write "return to sender" on the package and place it on your table or somewhere for a few days to be sure you're safe when you get it.
Yea it doesn't make much of a difference. Just write "return to sender" on the package and place it on your table or somewhere for a few days to be sure you're safe when you get it.
When you sign for a package you could argue you were signing for another package coming, and after closer inspection this one was not from the same company, so blah blah blah you know? IDK... couldn't hurt I guess.
When you sign for a package you could argue you were signing for another package coming, and after closer inspection this one was not from the same company, so blah blah blah you know? IDK... couldn't hurt I guess.
It depends on how much they imported and how stupid the person who ordered it is.
If it's a first offense and a small amount, a seizure letter is likely all they'd get.
If you're ordering kilo's of raw material, you're likely in trouble.
Now, if they put their agenda out there in plain sight that they're going to be manufacturing and selling in a school, yea, you can pretty well bet on a visit from LEO.'
Nobody can say with 100% certainty that a certain course of action will take place.
Every case is different.
Yea it doesn't make much of a difference. Just write "return to sender" on the package and place it on your table or somewhere for a few days to be sure you're safe when you get it.
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