The best way to not get caught, send' n something in the mail...
You should, put your idem (sealed).. into an envelope or little box... seal it, address it... just like you would have any ways..
This is the important part.
PUT THAT Envelope or box, into another envelope, or box... Address it, with a return address (made up or not)
and the receivers address... Now it is safe to send it.
Why do I know this, you may ask?
.... I worked the "Undeliverable Unit" at USPS... this works for all other carriers too UPS FED-X... et cetera
This is how you can get caught.. it is really rear though ....
lets say; something you send, becomes damaged at the mail facility... this does happen but rear (via water damage, being crushed lots of things can happen).
If a clerk cant read the address, they have to send the letter or box to the undeliverable Unit then.... Clerks, mail handlers can not open ANY mail... or you get fired!!!
Guess what.... Undeliverable Clerks can open mail; We have to figure out, how to send that package on.... or back to sender... that's there only job...
I get to open any letter or package
in HOPES to find a address inside... then we have to seal it up, and send it on its way....with a stamp; saying, damaged in the mail... So (don't get paranoid if you see this stamp) Ether to the sender or receiver depending on what address we find... remember it is VERY rear something gets found ????
SOOOO
If I do find something questionable... I have to bring it to the attention of postal inspectors and or customs...
No real need to be paranoid just be smart about how you send something... \
By the way....
Damaged and or unclaimed packages, because of bad address do to damage etc.. are saved, and then auctioned off to the public... any thing of danger is destroyed etc...
I hope this helps...
That could be. I thought it was stupid myself when I got my order in an envelope with no return address. That's not being stealthy, it's raising a red flag. They're supposed to use various fake return addresses. A fake one is better than none. So what if it goes back to an address that turns out to be a Starbucks or something? A thieving postal worker would also be tempted to steal an envelope with no return address because he would figure out that it's something dirty and that its theft won't be reported. Anyway, try using a PO box and see if it still happens. Maybe your current address is flagged now by Customs.