Thoughts on spacing out orders

[Mgd]

Do you think i would be more likey to arise supsusions from customs if you make multiple orders from different vendors  from diferent countries within a week.  Thoughts? Any first hand experiences. The one time i ordered 3 times from the same vendor within a 1 and half week perio. All them were siezed...bad luck? Odd coincidence?  Or just bad opsec?

 

[DoomKitty]

OOF that's fucking rough about those 3 packs at the same time!  That would be SERIOUSLY depressing lol.  I could chalk that up to any mixture of bad luck/opsec/coincidence.  Last year i had a pack go missing (disappeared leaving customs.  last update said "item cleared customs" and then vanished) and when i contacted the vendor they said they sent like 6 packs that day and they all disappeared from the same ISC with the same last scan.  Didn't get no LL so my assumption is someone maybe found something and then grabbed every similar pack and stole them all.  So a mix of shit opsec and shit luck/coincidence.  I usually try and space shit out but last year i got wild and ordered 5 different international packs and they ended up all coming in the same week.  When i realized what I'd done i got super stressed but nothing happened except my mail lady was like "i love all the cool looking international things you've been getting."  I def didn't order anything overseas for a minute after that.  Now i usually try and keep it to two internationals a month and the rest domestic if i can....

 

[aintnouse]

@Mgd    Honestly it could be a combo platter of all three.  Dont forget that sometimes employees of these particular services have sticky fingers.  I had an acquaintance that used to work for the one that starts with F and he told me that any package that rattled or made a certain noise, he would lift it.  Not a very cool thing to do at all but I imagine these guys getting paid 12-15 bucks an hour like to supplement their income so that may have played a role.   I wouldnt worry too much because things happen at random and the volume of shit passing through these places is mind boggling.  I would chalk it up to bad luck and move on.  If you can use a different addy for you your next go around, you may want to consider that.  I imagine if you ordered again, things would be ok.    Its just a roll of the dice.   Btw I dont do internationals at all but my friend does and we talk about shit all the time.  Hes had huge ones go missing and there has never been any repercussions so I wouldnt be overly concerned.   I dont think it would raise any suspicions at all.....just remember volume, volume, volume.  Millions of things moving around and yours just happened to get snatched while the other million made it through.  Bad freaking luck!

 

[Ruthiejams]

@Mgd    Honestly it could be a combo platter of all three.  Dont forget that sometimes employees of these particular services have sticky fingers.  I had an acquaintance that used to work for the one that starts with F and he told me that any package that rattled or made a certain noise, he would lift it.  Not a very cool thing to do at all but I imagine these guys getting paid 12-15 bucks an hour like to supplement their income so that may have played a role.   I wouldnt worry too much because things happen at random and the volume of shit passing through these places is mind boggling.  I would chalk it up to bad luck and move on.  If you can use a different addy for you your next go around, you may want to consider that.  I imagine if you ordered again, things would be ok.    Its just a roll of the dice.   Btw I dont do internationals at all but my friend does and we talk about shit all the time.  Hes had huge ones go missing and there has never been any repercussions so I wouldnt be overly concerned.   I dont think it would raise any suspicions at all.....just remember volume, volume, volume.  Millions of things moving around and yours just happened to get snatched while the other million made it through.  Bad freaking luck!

all MY orders are for spacing out!!!!Sorry, jk....couldn't resist