P.O. Boxes

[bigkid]

Does anyone know if it's safe to send to P.O. Boxes even if it's domestic? Or just send it to a regular address.........

[Stonecold54]

Re: P.O. Boxes

Originally posted by bigkid
Does anyone know if it's safe to send to P.O. Boxes even if it's domestic? Or just send it to a regular address.........

I would just send to regular address. Domestic is usually safe and a Po box might have to be signed for if it doesn't fit into it.

[BigTexan]

All of my deliveries to my Po Box have been wonderful. I have had all 3 packages show with no problem... I think it is safer than directly to your house.

[Stonecold54]

Originally posted by BigTexan
All of my deliveries to my Po Box have been wonderful. I have had all 3 packages show with no problem... I think it is safer than directly to your house.

of course in the end, they will get you if they catch the package, so it really doesn't matter what address they have, they can just follow you home. LOL

[BigTexan]

just make sure you get small packages or get a bigger box so you dont have to sign for them

[bigkid]

well that's a risk, either way i guess. that's why i always order through other people

[candle25]

PO Box is fine to order supplements to. ;)

[Lmg2701]

I wouldn't go the PO box route, i know some won't even send to a PO box.

[canadagold]

To be honest it just comes down to luck of the draw. . .it is a numbers game as long as the source packs well etc. . .they can only check x amount of packs and if yours happens to be the one they choose it will not matter where it is going.

[Adrnalnrsh]

PO Box is going to be the same as a home address. There is nothing that can stop them either way. The package sizes dont matter, cause they put a key in your little box, which opens a big box, that will have your package inside of it. Don't worry about signing for anything. The only time you have to sign for something is if a signature is required, like on an Express package. But those things should be waived. Also people can put on a Signature Confirmation slip on a package which would require a parcel post package to be signed for. Or even a Priority Mail package, these are packages that you wouldnt normally sign for. The only thing that goes through the mail that you must sign for is an Express package, which can be waived by the person sending the pack. Now, the good thing is, you can fill out a form at your post office which will permanently waive all signatures. So you shouldnt ever have to go to the desk to get something, only on a rare occation.

[springman1]

CG you da man!!!!! Haven't talked to you in a while, but always great advice. Hope all is well. Springman

[alteredgenes]

well that's a risk, either way i guess. that's why i always order through other people


Yeah that is real cool. Let your buddy take the fall for you. You sound like a great friend. I used to order for other peoplre until I realized they are to big of pussies to find their own sources and take a chance themselves.

[bigkid]

alteredgenes - you know what's funny..........i don't remember asking you

[Stonecold54]

Originally posted by bigkid
alteredgenes - you know what's funny..........i don't remember asking you

:D

[bigkid]

Sup stonecold.......??!!