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Royal Mail adding unique barcodes to stamps : OpSec | Torhoo darknet markets

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/royal-mail-set-to-add-barcodes-to-second-class-stamps-modernisation-drive-093239554.html

Be a lot easier to track down where stamps have been purchased with that info :(

/u/redrarri ★ ➑PSEXY ★

1 points

4 years ago

dont worry booboo, motherfuckers will always find a way. that's a fact

everyone will most likely up their stealth, they still have noway of checking 99% of packages

/u/CheekyWeekly 📢

1 points

4 years ago

They'll have 100% a way of tracking post with a unique barcode especially as the majority of sorting is now automated. Be a bit like having a PNC check on all your post :(

/u/redrarri ★ ➑PSEXY ★

1 points

4 years ago

oh I just read the article in depth its says only on 2nd class stamps lol
who tf uses 2nd class stamps

/u/redrarri ★ ➑PSEXY ★

1 points

4 years ago

honestly its a trial, if somehow we all unite at /d/dnmuk to fuck up their trial they might not bring them to the 1st class stamps

/u/Ganjabits

1 points

4 years ago

16billion packs a year they deal with. they arent finding the drugs lol

/u/CheekyWeekly 📢

1 points

4 years ago

Royal Mail don't look for drugs, it's not within their remit. But if LE find a half used pack of stamps in some packers house it's not going to be hard for them to find where the other half were sent.

/u/Ganjabits

2 points

4 years ago

still boils down to packing....if your packing isnt up to scratch you shouldnt be vending. this wont change anything.

if LE find your stamps youre already fucked

/u/newbieforever2018 P "You've got ★bail★"

1 points

4 years ago

This is scary shit. Cameras and barcodes are everywhere.

/u/Mishima4c

1 points

4 years ago

Do not be afraid my friend they make it we break it we will always find a method that works.

/u/newbieforever2018 P "You've got ★bail★"

1 points

4 years ago

" they make it we break it "

You need to copyright that today