Poppyseed123
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- Feb 7, 2012
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You guys/gals are freaking me out. I've never been asked if i know the receivor...oh maybe once many, many moons ago when the alphabets starting to clamp down. I go do my biz in a busy grocery store----where there's a line of peeps and they (the clerk) just wanna haul ass to get back at their stations....so non of the nonsense q's. However, having so much info -- yes, I use my real name. I've had to get refunded $100's over the years due mainly to switching up rec. names and y'all know, gotsa show ID....and I'm a crazy ass risk taker (AKA too lazy); and maybe too, it's where I live.....a big city....but still, reading this, gives me shimmers. PLEASE no lectures....just sayin'....hope I stay lucky./default_ph34r.pngI often just use different stores that offer money gram, and since they are often required to ask if you know the receiver, I frequently tell them that my brother is in Peace Corps and that is his platoon guide. I usually have some sort of b******* story to go along, such as, this is the guy that made sure he didn't skip his antimalarials to have a drink one night, and it was just as well! I have never used an alias, but I try to keep the mail to sporadic pax with Qty. I live in a fairly small town where the locals know that my mother is an immigrant, so I don't think they question International mail. Luckily for me, I often have packages coming from the UK, and more than once they have been visibly torn only to reveal jammie Dodgers or chocolate digestives.