For anyone purchasing anabolic androgenic steroids on the black market and who do so by ordering through the mail they will always have a concern of their package being seized. While this is a reality many assume by purchasing steroids in person such as through a face-to-face transfer at the gym to be far safer; make no mistake, it is not. If you purchase anabolic steroids directly from another individual you always run the risk of that individual working with law enforcement; theres simply no way to know for sure and when you order via mail there is always a risk of your package being seized or even worse a controlled delivery. Theres no way around it, buying anabolic androgenic steroids on the black market carries with it risk regardless of the manner in-which they are purchased and understanding the risks, whats involved and what you need to do is always of the utmost importance.
When you place an order for anabolic steroids that will be delivered to your house through the mail the package may be flagged by the Postal Inspector or Customs. It could be the package was leaking; the package may look suspicious or be from an individual of already a suspicious nature. Regardless of the cause the authority at hand will open the package if suspicion is raised and once it is you can rest assured you will never receive the package; at least not in the manner in-which you desired. In some cases you will not be notified; instead your package will be delivered to you in a controlled manner by-which you accepting the package will result in your arrest. While this is not all that common it does occur far more often than many realize but the most common course of action is receiving a seizure letter from the confiscating party.
Once a package is flagged and seized, in most cases a letter is sent from the confiscating party to the individual who ordered the package. The seizure notice or seizure letter will inform you feds have your package in hand and will further advise you on your rights and methods of challenge. Yes, you can respond to the letter and challenge the seizure by-which you are claiming a legal right to the package at hand; however, unless you are truly legally entitled to the package this will prove to be futile and quite highly unadvisable; to obtain this package you would need a lawful prescription for the package in question. If you challenge the seizure letter and do so without a viable legal means of possession by-which you will have identified yourself to the feds as the individual who in-fact ordered the package which will more than likely lead to your arrest.
If you receive a seizure letter or notice your best course of action will be to ignore it; you can respond back denying the package but silence will always prove to be a more viable option. By not signing the letter or notice you ensure your name is not provided in any legal fashion and by simply ignoring it the matter will normally be dropped. The letter or notice will inform you that if it is ignored the package will be forfeited after 20 days; even though the package is now lost you have at least saved yourself from possible and quite probable arrest. In some cases a follow up letter may be sent and in some cases a possible phone call; if this occurs one need not be too overly concerned; once you receive a seizure letter or notice calling your attorney to advise him of the occurrence is normally the best course of initial action. While your attorney will simply advise you to ignore it he will now also be able to handle any additional occurrences brought on by the feds even if they are unlikely to occur.
It is very important to note, once you have a package that has been seized your name and address will be flagged. Your name and address will be in the federal data base and the odds of a package getting flagged the next time will be far greater. While there is no way to guarantee your name and address will be permanently flagged in most cases you can wave goodbye to ever receiving a package of anabolic steroids shipped to that name or address ever again.
