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thepostalsystemexplained/index.md

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 Most of these controls are enforced primarily for international shipping. Local shipments tend to be less strict and are subject to fewer controls, as the focus is typically on cross-border packages due to heightened concerns about illegal goods crossing national lines.
 
+## **Where does the risk land on?**
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+First of all, there are typically only two parties involved in the shipping process outside of the postal system: the sender and the receiver. For the sender, the essential OPSEC steps to follow are:
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+- Use a fake return address.
+- Ensure that the mailing process is anonymous.
+- Maintain online anonymity.
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+If the sender follows these steps, they should not need to worry about any consequences.
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+However, for the receiver, it is much more challenging to guarantee that there won’t be any consequences. As the goods are shipped and delivered to you, there is a possibility that authorities could track the shipment and charge you for anything related to what you ordered.
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+Regarding the risks associated to this kind of shipping, there is this interesting [article](https://expatsi.com/legalities-rights-freedoms/illegal-drug-laws/) that give information about the countries with the harshest drug laws. In addition, this [article](https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-11001803) is giving an overview of drugs laws around the world. 
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+![](punishments.png)
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+![](federal.png)
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+As mentioned earlier, issues can occur at various stages throughout the postal system process when shipping controlled substances. Below is a quick diagram explaining this:
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+![](diagram.png)