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You dont "find" drops. Drops are already yours and you would know they're opsec safe. What you're proposing would be very risky. Usps would know something is weird pretty quickly. Remember, they know their route and customers like no one else. They read the same names on mail and drop them in the same mailbox every day. A weird name at an abandoned house would be insta red flag.

dont ship to those places

use zillow? the fuck

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To make sure no one lives there just hang out around there alot. Its the best method for burglary but it also works for this. I say if its your first purchase I recommend you buy some edibles, Since you will NOT like blinkers. also some tips for new people I wish I knew before are:

1. Use a "freight forwarder" and bypass the KYC they ask for by taking a picture of an id of someone you know since unless you plan of making a business of this no one will suspect a thing.

2. DON´T EVER GO PICK UP THE PACKAGE YOURSELF (IMPORTANT):
Pay someone to pick up the package like a doordash type service.

3. If you don´t know how to adquire crypto go to a "NON KYC ATM". They don´t ask for id and you can buy crypto.

4. When you trust a market deposit cash straight into it without using a wallet since every time put it in a wallet then in the market you loose 5$ if its btc. I say only transfer the crypto into your wallet if its more than 10$ since less than that wont do a big impact if the market randomly exit scams

Those tips helped me buy for the first time. If you need more help to buy for the first time lmk I managed to import 6 blinkers and edibles into a country with insanely strict regulations. I risked 15-20 years per gram if I got caught I think but I managed to do it sucessfully with that plan I wrote.

Police actively monitor houses for sale, and it would raise red flags when there is mail being sent to an unoccupied house. It is much safer to have it shipped to your own home; but if you do live with your parents don't do that shit, get your friend to setup a P.O. box; have him make up a story like "i lost my debit card and payments for the P.O. box stopped after i got a new one, then i lost the key at a gas station and have no clue as to which one it was because it has been a significant amount of time ago (to throw off any possible investigations its just a procaution and I would practice this alibi depending on the seriousness of your shipments)" you will want to age the P.O box after you obtain access and make payments online using a reloadable visa gift card (you have to register it under a psuedonym and fake billing address something nearby the P.O. so that online payments don't decline it makes it behave more like a real debit card). The only limitations are if the package is too big for the P.O. box you would have to pick it up at the counter which you cant because youd need id and break the anonymity so make sure you know the exact dimensions of what you are ordering I would ask your vendor, dont give too many details to anyone, make sure your friend is tight or get a homeless person to open your p.o box for some cash (literally works lol, but i recommend you get a new one every 1-2 months). Also like someone else said in this thread pay someone else to pick it up for you. this method works police know about it but there is not much they can do if you are following proper procautions.

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but if you dont want receive in your address,find a vendor who send to dead drops...but never in empty houses

Finding a safe spot to send packages is always tricky. Abandoned-looking places might seem perfect, but as you said, sometimes they’re just rundown homes with people living inside or with cameras around. Unfortunately, there’s no guaranteed way to be 100% sure without physically checking, which can be risky and draw attention.

For testing a location, people often send something small, cheap, and unassuming like some non-valuable freebies or low-cost items that won’t attract much notice if the package gets moved or opened. You can use the sub you mentioned, d/freesamples, but also consider ordering small everyday items (like stickers, keychains, or tiny gadgets) from regular online stores to keep it low-key.

Another tip is to pick places that look genuinely unused for long periods and preferably away from busy streets or neighbors. And keep an eye on any visible security cameras or signs of recent activity. It’s all about minimizing risk, but there’s no perfect solution always be cautious and plan backups just in case. Good luck!