Vega asked:


A postal worker opened my super-secured package my parents sent me and stole the 50 dollars and the book that was in the package, all I got was an empty envelope….

How can I make sure this won’t happen to my medication that my parents mail to em through the mail? I don’t trust the USPS since they hire ex-convicts to work in the facilities.
Then why are they hiring people who are stealing people’s mail?

inquisitive asked:


a cashiers check? I wanted to pay them online using my Visa card but their payment page isn’t secure. I contacted them about that and they said I can send them a cashiers check.

John asked:


i guess you could also put cash in some objects like toy dinosaurs or something LOL then mail to wherever i guess this is s great way to avoid tax’s iv’e always wondered about envelopes containing cash that go through X-Ray machines at UPS Facilities wouldn’t they be detected seized and not delivered i am sure this has been done before if so would it be legal for any amount let’s say $10,000 in Cash hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?

slimsohn asked:

I always get these stupid pre-approved credit card offers with pre-paid envelopes for the return information and I was wondering if I could use them for my own mail. What I’m thinking is this: securely tape the address of my receipient over their address and then securely tape my return address in the top left corner. I often use this method when sending boxes, so I assume the post office would still send the letters. The top right would still show the prepaid stamp. I’m not trying to do anything illegal, just use some of this junk mail for good. Thanks