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Originally Posted by Khuluna
Pshbt. Whenever I send stuff in and out of Canada, I always just bullshit it. When smuggling 700USD, I stuffed it inside a wallet hidden in a candy box. What the manifest said: "Shipment of Kasugai Kiwi Gummies."
You can ALWAYS lie on those things. If you're sending anything out of country, though, always make sure it's something like "Items left over from recent move"
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Ah, but now Customs Officials are using drug sniffing dogs and equipment, at Border Crossings, in airports, AND for packages moving from place-to-place. Of course nothing is perfect ... yet. But why risk it? It's not worth the anguish, the loss of items shipped and the subsequent hassles.
Practically ANYTHING you can get "cheaper" but have to have it shipped, can be purchased within 50-100 miles of where any of us live. With good research, some gas, and a little personal sacrifice of time you can make life a whole lot less aggravating, as long as you make sure you don't have a tail light or a head light out, drive the speed limit, don't get in an accident, and DON'T SMOKE or have product inside your vehicle that can be smelled if you're pulled over.
Common sense is the best advice anyone can give.