First Love Letter in the 7 Years of Doing This Shit : DarkNetMarkets | Torhoo darknet markets
Did my DD and found what i thought was a reputable vendor. After the order was placed it showed up the next morning on Informed Delivery. After ONE SCAN, it was marked as "In Transit to Next Facility" and didn't change from that stage for 10 days. It actually is STILL marked as "In Transit To Next Facility - Arriving Late", but on day 12ish, a love letter was recieved from the USPIS saying that the package has been recieved upon referral a package that may have prohibited or restricted matter.
There is no Reference Number, No Case Number, it doesn't name the sender nor the recipient (other than my name on the letterhead), and it is not signed by the postal inspector. The packet contains 3 pages. The first page is what i described. The second is only an excerpt of the POMs Manual stating the rules regarding mailability, and the third page is a printed picture of the package they are alledging is mine.
Is this normal? this was all domestic. It should have been extremely easy to go unnoticed. What's your guy's experience in all this? I'm assuming my address is BURNED which fucking sucks because i've done this for 7 years with a perfectly clean and successful record.
1. My letters contained both the Sender and Receiver info
2. My letters didn't include a picture of the package
3. My letters were sent by Priority Mail
4. My letters had a reference number
There have been cases of vendors sending fake love letters to rip buyers off. I can't say for sure whether that's the case here, but I know for a FACT that mine were legit. Maybe different USPIS divisions do things differently (mine came from Chicago), but it's still really suspicious to me.
Btw, I have continued to receive DNM packages at my address. This is probably foolish of me, i got my love letters like 2 years ago and havent had any problems since. If your letter is legit (big IF) then it would be best to take some time off. But again, this sounds fishy to me.
Your letter is exactly what I've been seeing with other people who posted theirs on Reddit. That's why I'm a bit confused as to what I got. I will tell you that mine is not from Chicago. It came from the state it was actually siezed in. The envelope was a normal letter envelope with a sticker label with my name and address on it, a return address sticker label with their PO box (even though when I tried verifying it was their PO box i couldn't, and usually the return addresses for Post Offices are an actual building), and a label 400 USPS tracking sticker. The USPIS emblem on the top left of the first page is in color, and I noticed the emblems on most other people's was mono-chromatic. And like you said, mine had no referene number or anything. This is all it says:
Postal Customer:
The office of Postal Inspection Service received as a referral a parcel which was mailed through the United States Postal Service and lists your name as either the mailer or recipient.
As per the rules and regulations of the United States Postal Service, referred items must be reviewed for possible mail matter probihited ir restricted from/in the mail. It is illegal to mail or receive such items through the U.S. Mail.
Please contact out office at your earliest convenience to address this matter. This parcel will be held for 30 days from the date of this letter and will be handled accordingly thereafter
Regards, US Postal Inspection Service
Edit: The weirdest part is, my Informed Delivery still shows In Transit to Next Facility and hasn't updated for a while. Shouldn't it say "Held for Mailability Determination" or something?