Help Shipping SN to my college too risky?

[heavysoul]

I'm planning on buying from DMC and I thought I could just ship it to my nearest post office but upon some googling, apparently it doesn't work like that. So looks like I'll just have to ship to my college mail room. A student typically sorts through the mail and hands me my package. Do you think it's too risky or they won't notice anything suspicious/won't care?

Additionally, I was thinking of purchasing and then whatsapp messaging DMC to make sure he knows I purchased. Is that what most people do?

Ok I'm done with the questions now thanks

 

[995.]

Think u should ask ur own college dorm mates about how they receive parcels, if they get opened or anything. Even in the unlikely event they do, doubt they would know what SN is anyway

 

[tartvinegar]

I'm planning on buying from DMC and I thought I could just ship it to my nearest post office but upon some googling, apparently it doesn't work like that. So looks like I'll just have to ship to my college mail room. A student typically sorts through the mail and hands me my package. Do you think it's too risky or they won't notice anything suspicious/won't care?

Additionally, I was thinking of purchasing and then whatsapp messaging DMC to make sure he knows I purchased. Is that what most people do?

Ok I'm done with the questions now thanks

He's not going to ship to you if you say you're ctb.

Also would recommend against him. I spent $130 and the package never arrived and the post office said it's officially lost. And DMC just straight up ghosted me. It's $130 of Russian roulette whether the package makes it to you or not.

If you do buy from him, tell him that most people in the US from the community of meat processors said they did not get their packages and ask him for reassurance *upfront* that he will either reship or give you a refund if the package is not delivered to its *final destination*.

 

[SchrodingerIsDed]

There are services you can use online that allow you to pay a nominal fee to use their address as a pickup location for packages. Requires a bit of googling, but you can find businesses in your location that will allow you to pick up a package. You fill out the last name field with a specific code they give you. Forget who it was though