USPS missing mail experience?

[sepehr]

Have anyone in the states have ever experienced this: Tracking suggests peptide parcels have arrived into your postbox at 2am, then another one at 3am. Unusual timing. You open the postbox, nothing's there.

Could it be flagged and kept for further inspection when I personally engage in finding them at the post office. Unsure how to respond about the content of the package.

This is what EU law enforcement does to packages ordered from darkweb markets sometimes. But that's the case for illegal drugs, not gray peptides, which may only look like it.

 

[fetefille]

Never at that odd of an hour, but I’ve had them say they’ve delivered it to my box in the later evening and there’s nothing there for a day or so. USPS lies about package delivery for whatever reason and then it just shows up.

 

[YoYoFat]

Not that, but with a GB delivery today, it said that it had arrived in my city, then went back to the prior city, then back to my city. Had me nervous and furiously Googling why packages would be returned to Aurora, CO.

 

[AndyPanda]

Have anyone in the states have ever experienced this: Tracking suggests peptide parcels have arrived into your postbox at 2am, then another one at 3am. Unusual timing. You open the postbox, nothing's there.

Could it be flagged and kept for further inspection when I personally engage in finding them at the post office. Unsure how to respond about the content of the package.

This is what EU law enforcement does to packages ordered from darkweb markets sometimes. But that's the case for illegal drugs, not gray peptides, which may only look like it.

The US Postal Service is utterly incompetent and insolvent. I pray it is privatized. Hopefully Amazon acquires it and my stock goes up like crazy.

They do have Postal Inspectors that are Special Agents. There are very few of them though. I wouldn’t worry.

 

[brentm]

Have anyone in the states have ever experienced this: Tracking suggests peptide parcels have arrived into your postbox at 2am, then another one at 3am. Unusual timing. You open the postbox, nothing's there.

Could it be flagged and kept for further inspection when I personally engage in finding them at the post office. Unsure how to respond about the content of the package.

This is what EU law enforcement does to packages ordered from darkweb markets sometimes. But that's the case for illegal drugs, not gray peptides, which may only look like it.

Why is the postman delivering at 2am?

What ends up happening is the postman scans everything in their truck and then just misses the parcel when it comes to stuffing the boxes.

It'll likely show up on their next 2am route delivery....

And no... it's not being flagged for inspection. There's no reason for them to look at your package.

Source: I ship a lot.

 

[YoYoFat]

They do have Postal Inspectors that are Special Agents. There are very few of them though. I wouldn’t worry.

There are tons of OIG SAs. But their focus is generally on narcotics, bank fraud, and health care fraud (i.e., false claims to Medicare/Medicaid).

 

[AndyPanda]

There are tons of OIG SAs. But their focus is generally on narcotics, bank fraud, and health care fraud (i.e., false claims to Medicare/Medicaid).

I worked with them in the past. I was very unimpressed. For as big as the postal service is, there really aren’t that many. There are just over 1,000 in the entire country. I don’t know how healthcare fraud falls under their purview? Half of what they deal with is postal employees stealing. I think that’s a result of their strange hiring quotas.

 

[dogmom]

I've never had it happen. It might be some local shenanigans at your post office. Like them being dishonest in a computer system about it being delivered so they meet certain timing requirements.