Receiving packages in the US

[foreveryoung]

Im planning to travel to the US so that I can get you know what. The biggest hurdle im facing though is getting an address to send the package to while im there. I could wait at a hotel , but i think its too suspicious and it costs a lot of money. I'd rather send it to General Delivery with USPS or other pick up points with UPS then pick it up myself but a lot of these places ask for Photo ID. The Thing is all i have is a passport and don't have a drivers license. Do you think a passport is enough? Has anyone else tried picking up package with only a foreign passport in the US?

 

[S1mpleme]

Nothing suspicious to be about. In most cases you don't need ID or DL, passport more than enough, and they don't even need it, unless you have something expensive and have to sign. You can be in hotel or any place you like, place an order online for any address you want and the just cal UPS or any other company and tell them you want to pick it up at local office. Nobody asks questions and that's illegally to open your package.

 

[foreveryoung]

Nothing suspicious to be about. In most cases you don't need ID or DL, passport more than enough, and they don't even need it, unless you have something expensive and have to sign. You can be in hotel or any place you like, place an order online for any address you want and the just cal UPS or any other company and tell them you want to pick it up at local office. Nobody asks questions and that's illegally to open your package.

hearing that is a relief, where i come from, the jurisdiction i live in denied me ID despite me being born there and other times the post office was so suspicious of me picking up regular packages when showing them my passport and birth certificate but they wanted to see a drivers license which they assume everybody has. Maybe im just paranoid because of those incidents. they are so strict where i live its insane, i hope its not like that when i go to the states. Even if that fails I've got a backup plan, never thought it would be like fighting a war just to kill myself.

 

[S1mpleme]

Is it Kazakhstan?

 

[foreveryoung]

Is it Kazakhstan?

lol no, but you could say we're approaching that level and time is running out. In poorer countries like Venezela the average person can't even afford a passport so he would never be able to leave his country. I was lucky to get one myself , it wasn't free and i had to struggle so much to get it.

 

[S1mpleme]

I just know they take away citizenship from people that do not live in there for years. So you're from Venezuela?

 

[foreveryoung]

I just know they take away citizenship from people that do not live in there for years. So you're from Venezuela?

No, if i really told you where i was from you'd be surprised. It would cause a lot of controversy if i were to mention it, but i think thats the reality nowadays. Lower class gets to experience the worst, they're at the front lines, then it gradually gets to the middle class until it becomes a national trait. You're not going to hear it on the news until it gets REALLY bad. Im getting out of here before that happens.

 

[S1mpleme]

Can you please surprise me?

 

[Grandexit]

Ok, now I'm super intrigued too.

aside from geo politics, is there anything you want to talk about @foreveryoung?

 

[foreveryoung]

Ok, now I'm super intrigued too.

aside from geo politics, is there anything you want to talk about @foreveryoung?

Sure, I want to end this thread by saying nothing lasts forever. Even if you think it does, or if you want it to last you really have to fight for it ... or at least make an effort to keep it that way. But even then its not going to last, nothing in the physical, in this dimension, can last forever and you would know that when you know about quantum physics, and even the ancient religions will tell you the same. The only thing that lasts is the soul, thats why i will exit because i truly believe that is what my soul wants.