Should i forget about my seeds?

[The Hash Nibbler]

You're a bit paranoid hopper? I rang em, no name, said I was looking for a parcel that I thought customs may have seized, with my royal mail tracking number, and they told me that my package was enroute from Melbourne. Don't worry about it. Aust post don't care about your phone number champ.

Peace

 

I'm not paranoid Chef Chef, and I'm a little smarter than ringin Australia Post that have caller ID and tell em I'm "looking for a parcel that may of been Seized by customs"

. Pmsl. Then to top it off, give em the tracking number to a parcel that may of been seized, that will ring bells on their computer to contact customs as soon as the tracking Numbers been typed in, if it has.

Try and at least be a little smart about it, ya lettin ya impatience get the better of you. But hey go for it, if ya so clever.....Champ.

Peace. Gh72

[Chefs Chef]

Wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning??? If you are that paranoid, ring from a phonebox.

And can I just take a moment to say that there are a few members here that are heavy on the attitude and sarcasm, that they believe that this is their forum, when I thought that ozstoners was supposed to be a friendly and constructive place. How is this attitude supposed to encourage new members to post anything without the fear of being shot down?

Hopper, I understand where you are coming from, but it's not that big a deal mate.

Peace

Chef

[forgetiwashere]

i gotta say chef chef it isnt something i would be doing. u both have good points. customs will seize many different things so asking about a package that may have been seized doesnt really mean straight away its drugs, they will seize fertilizers and all sorts of organic material, the fact you called at all would probably make them think whatever it is is fairly innocent. but u say u didnt give them your name or anything just a tracking number. yes a tracking number to a package that probably has your name and address on it (which if they seized it they already have anyway). and the biggest thing that hopper points out is that if they hadnt already noticed any problems with your package this may tip them off that they should at least pay special attention to your package when it comes through.

 

each to there own

[jaikai]

OP, best advice is wait a week or so.

 

Barely 2 weeks, take out weekends, etc and you`re still in the ballpark for speedy delivery.

 

Just relax

 

And can we have a little less scaremongering?

Stay safe, stay smart, stay calm...

 

JAIKAI

[Frank Reynolds]

I sent the seeds myself from amsterdam made sure they got home!!!

[Nymphetamine]

Your item, posted on 12/01/12 with reference 1010101010101 has arrived in SYDNEY AUSTRALIA and is being processed for delivery looks like royal mail is geting better

now i used my own adress as i had no other choice so what would the best way to store my seeds be? i heard u stick them in the freezer but can they get damaged in there?

i was just gana chuck them in a plastick container should i wrap them up in something so they arent sitting directly on the plastick which will sit on ice?

[Chefs Chef]

I think I have been misunderstood. Let me elaborate. I rang aust post with my tracking no. To see where my seeds were at. The first time I spoke to a customer service rep, they said it hadn't appeared in their system yet, but to ring back anytime. I said in passing, is there a chance it's been held by customs? She said she didn't have that information. FFS... I didn't ring up and say " duh I ordered some dope seeds and duh I fink dey might ave been nicked by customs duuhhh" Jesus. I rang a few days later, and they were on their way. Do you really think that when you give your tracking no. to Wendy at the call centre, that a red flag appears on her monitor, flashing lights, and a warning, warning, warning..seeds, seeds, seeds.... Please

[Chefs Chef]

I am comfortable with my decision, and your opinion although noted means zero to me. You are just another member of the "forum police"

[Chefs Chef]

And can I add. What is the difference with searching a tracking no. online and ringing customer service? Zero. IP addresses, phone numbers... You weigh it up

[The Hash Nibbler]

All we mean chef chef, is if it HAD of been siezed, you ringing to check where the parcel is that they confiscated IS going to ring bells cause they already know what the parcel contains, ya gotta see thats a valid point and would be unknown to you until AFTER you call them or use online tracking.

But they could know before you even check.

WE not paranoid or delusional, we stay safe by staying one step ahead of the game, and if ya fall behind or dont listen to good advice then only got yaself to blame really.

Being complaicant is the fastest way to get busted. Take REASONABLE precautions and lessen the risk of detection.

Avoiding the Po Po is an art form mate. Peace, Gh72

 

and..

 

chefchef, on 30 January 2012 - 09:25 PM, said:

 

And can I add. What is the difference with searching a tracking no. online and ringing customer service? Zero. IP addresses, phone numbers... You weigh it up

 

Well, if ya didnt turn ya caller ID off and they did sieze ya parcel, you'll know soon wont ya. Like they gonna tell ya it's siezed if its in the hands of the Feds. Enuff now.

Hope ya get em, but be safer next time. Gh72

Edited January 30, 2012 by Grasshopper72