Do people realize that you can send marijuana through overnight carriers with zero detection?
Yes, many people realize that you can ship all kinds of things that are illegal or unsafe to ship through air and ground carriers. Cannabis seeds make it through US customs daily, cannabis by the ounce and pound are shipped all over the US, and I imagine cocaine, heroin, molly, etc are all shipped too. It's a numbers game that is far and wide in favor of the senders and receivers. There isn't time for the carriers to scrutinize packages, not even 1%. Most are for-profit companies that want to make money shipping stuff, there is no profit in busting people. Unless, there is an on-going investigation and the investigator caught wind of the shipment and obtained warrants, outside of individual targeting, people are rarely caught doing this.My friend was "caught", he shipped an ounce of cannabis from Michigan to Florida overnight by FedEx. He surmises that the envelope was a little too fat and the processing machine was jammed by it, FedEx said one of their machines damaged the envelope and tore it. This all happened in Atlanta, Georgia, FedEx gave him the option to destroy the package, which he gave them permission to do. That was the end of it, no federal or state law enforcement actions at all.I also know someone who received 5lbs. of garbage cannabis at her shop in the name of a former employee via USPS. For whatever reason she opened it to discover the cannabis and called the police. She told me she wasn't sure if she was being set-up, because the former employee left on bad terms. Detroit police and USPS inspectors arrived took the package into evidence and she never heard anything there after.Carriers really don't care about this aspect of shipping illegal drugs, it is the hazmat stuff that can leak, release vapor, spontaneously combust, things that can exploded with shock, or biological material that is infectious. Things that can harm employees, contaminate vehicles, or take-down aircraft are the bane of the industry.I have a 20+ year background in security, part of my experience includes high-risk transportation, logistics, and industrial safety. My company has transported dangerous caustics, explosive ammunition components (military components), and dangerous biologics. This is a country's real danger that travels on roads everyday and everywhere. I would tend to think that anyone attempting to transport a large amount of drugs would either use their own plane or hired freight liner.
Why Is Dhaka Bangladesh Post Office Not Delivering My Mail From USA..?
I am very upset with the Bangladesh Post Office..When I send my fiance a letter sometimes he gets it and sometimes he doesn't..I sent him a beautiful handmade Christmas card and he has not received it yet and i sent it well before Christmas...I put twice the amount of postage required and he still doesn't get it...What are they doing to my letter and why are they stealing it or throwing it in the trash can...Are they crazy? This makes me very upset..They did this last Fall with my pictures I sent him...I sent him nice pictures i made especially for him and he never got them...the address and postage are correct and verified so why they want to be soo hateful to me...Is it cause I am from USA? I think they hate USA and throw our letters in garbage can..Oh my! I am so upset..!
I want to learn to make big money but I don't know what courses to take, and I'm almost 30... Help please?
I agree with ronni. College doesn't teach you how to make money it teaches you how to learn more than anything else. The more narrowly focused your profession is the more money you will make. Look and the difference between an electrician and a handyman. If you know a lot about one thing you'll get paid more for your knowledge than some one who knows a little bit about a lot of things. My suggestion is to decide what you like to do and become an expert at that. Making a lot of money should not be your goal. Doing what you enjoy, should be and the money will come later. Don't believe that when you graduate college you will automatically be given a high paying job. Today a college degree is what a high school degree was thirty years ago. Everyone has one. You'll have to start at the bottom of the pay scale and work your way up over the years. A college education will pay off though so I wouldn't discourage you from getting one. I would suggest getting a degree in business. It's a broad major and can be applied to any job you'll apply for.