adding sign and drop infos + cleaning some images

thepostalsystemexplained/index.md

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 [here](https://darknetbible.info/bible/shipping/stealth/index.html), the DNM bible is defining the importance of sleath, describing it in this words: "*Stealth is important to get your ordered product to your front door. It is mainly a vendor topic (because they have to package the order) but you have to pay attention to it too, in order to avoid getting into legal trouble because you chose a vendor who is known for his bad stealth.*"
 
+And now that you know where and how you can safely order controlled substances, what should you do if your package doesn’t arrive?
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+The first thing to do is check whether your mail was interrupted. The best way to do this is by sending yourself a piece of mail from a post office that’s far away from your location — something perfectly legal, of course. As the DNM Bible states:
+"*Package it carefully yourself. Remember exactly how you placed things. Take photos if it helps. Get creative. Use colorful tape, make patterns over the openings of the package, or count and track the number of packaging peanuts you put in. Wrap the object in thin holiday wrapping paper and tape it up. Go wild!*"
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+The main objective here is to enable you to identify whether the package was opened or tampered with by the authorities. You can repeat this process as many times as needed.
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+The following [article](https://magazinespheres.com/dont-panic-how-to-know-if-your-package-is-seized-at-usps/) give more details about USPS seizure process. 
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+![](seizure.png)
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+One important thing to keep in mind when you’re shipping controlled substances through the postal system is to make sure the delivery location is “clean.” This means there shouldn’t be anything illegal present there — whether it’s drugs, unlawful data, weapons, or other prohibited items — in case the authorities search the location.
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+In addition, remember that you should use your real name. Using a fake name at a delivery address where you normally receive packages under your real name can raise suspicion — not just with the postal service, but with the authorities as well. Furthermore, avoid sending illegal items to a location where other people, especially those who are responsible for you, live. If a package is discovered by the authorities, they may be held liable instead of you.
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+Using a fake name is a weak tactic on its own. Packages are routed by delivery address, not by recipient name.
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+Suspicious or high-risk packages are typically investigated based on other factors — unusual packaging, heavy odor, conflicting delivery details, or related investigations.
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+Providing a false name can raise suspicion and sometimes make delivery more difficult (since delivery people may need a recipient’s identification), adding additional complications for both the sender and recipient.
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+If a package is intercepted and investigated, a fake name often does not protect the recipient from liability, especially if other forms of evidence connect them to the delivery.
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+When you go to sign for a package, there are some important questions to ask yourself. First, you need to check if your jurisdiction requires a signature for police action. If it doesn’t, signing will not impact anything. However, if a signature is required for police action, there’s a chance the delivery could be part of a controlled operation, which might lead to your arrest.
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+Governments oversee the entire delivery process, and they can decide to intervene at any point. However, it’s important to note that if a government opts to launch a controlled delivery against you, refusing to sign might only delay the inevitable. In the end, authorities will find a way to arrest you if they are determined.
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+Signing for a package doesn’t automatically make you guilty. You are not expected to know everything being sent to you. As the DNM Bible rightly points out: “*The only reason postal services have you sign is to confirm that you’ve received the package, and that they’ve done their job. It’s a standard practice, especially for international mail and deliveries.*”
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+If you want to learn more about why do you have to sign for a package, you can read this [article](https://www.shippingschool.com/why-do-i-have-to-sign-for-a-package-a-guide-to-signature-requirements-delivery-requirements/) that give additional information. 
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+![](sign.png)
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+If you decide to use a drop instead of your own address for package delivery, even though it's not encouraged, please follow these [steps](https://darknetbible.info/bible/shipping/drop/index.html) from the DNM Bible to make the process more secure.