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Express your opinion about vendors sharing the tracking code
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xs8
Express your opinion about vendors sharing the tracking code
Hi folks, please share your opinion about this subject.
From my personal experience, a lot of vendors refuse to give the tracking code (I'm talking about EU orders) because of "security issues". I think this is mostly wrong, I can understand if a new LB user asks you the tracking code straight after you've posted the item, but, if an older member of LB (with also a good reputation) asks you the tracking code, you SHOULD NOT refuse him for what HE PAID.
(The frustration starts when days have passed and you ask the vendor "can you please check where is my order?" and then you have to wait days to receive a reply, this could be avoided by giving the customer what he paid for)
Now, about the "security issue", let's be fair, if a cop would like to use the tracking code to track the dispatch point, he should just wait to receive the order and then he will be able to see the tracking code written on the parcel itself... So 2+2 = 5? Maybe for some vendors...
I'm not starting this topic with bad intentions, I just want to hear your opinion because I'm having enough of this.
From my personal experience, a lot of vendors refuse to give the tracking code (I'm talking about EU orders) because of "security issues". I think this is mostly wrong, I can understand if a new LB user asks you the tracking code straight after you've posted the item, but, if an older member of LB (with also a good reputation) asks you the tracking code, you SHOULD NOT refuse him for what HE PAID.
(The frustration starts when days have passed and you ask the vendor "can you please check where is my order?" and then you have to wait days to receive a reply, this could be avoided by giving the customer what he paid for)
Now, about the "security issue", let's be fair, if a cop would like to use the tracking code to track the dispatch point, he should just wait to receive the order and then he will be able to see the tracking code written on the parcel itself... So 2+2 = 5? Maybe for some vendors...
I'm not starting this topic with bad intentions, I just want to hear your opinion because I'm having enough of this.
100% agree my dude, if vendors are trying to be reputable then this would be a great way of showing trust and respect. At the end of the day we're the ones giving out our addresses to random people over the internet so we would like a bit of recognition. I get the feeling that some vendors lie about the date they send the goods, probably because they haven't enough stock in to fulfil the order in a timely manner. Honesty is the best policy in these situations
In a short while I've seen a marked difference between vendors that ship and communicate diligently (like THEPROVIDER and ukpacks) and the ones that couldn't care if they don't post the odd package. I mean, c'mon... statistically it is too unlikely that one vendor would have so much higher a rate of parcel loss and delay and the evidence points to pocketing the occasional profit instead of sending. Why else would a vendor (1) not offer tracked shipping and (2) advise people wait 16 days (which is I believe the amount of time it takes funds to clear...) before starting to ask questions. I'm not trying to be a dick (am I? sorry biggas) but waiting for my package is tearing me up inside.
I fully agree with you, let's take for example RB, he just asks to wait 48h before asking for the tracking code.
Codswallop, we get a slap on the wrist and a don't it again warning.
That's not what a vendor gets
That's not what a vendor gets
Where exactly is the added risk in sharing the code? I have yet to see 1 answer to this question.
Any agent interested in a seller just has to order to see their stealth, tracking codes or whatever else a buyer has existentially.
Any agent interested in a seller just has to order to see their stealth, tracking codes or whatever else a buyer has existentially.
It's one of these arguments where it's down to what people feel not about proof. Some vendors feel comfortable sharing the codes some don't.
A potential solutions would be a flair in the postal section the vendor could activate to show they share codes or something (or they could just write it somewhere that they do)
Arguing about what's the right way is like arguing all vendors should offer a tracked option, it's a risk that some vendors don't want to take and some do but can't find a suitable opsec way to do it (I guess) .
Take it easy 😄
A potential solutions would be a flair in the postal section the vendor could activate to show they share codes or something (or they could just write it somewhere that they do)
Arguing about what's the right way is like arguing all vendors should offer a tracked option, it's a risk that some vendors don't want to take and some do but can't find a suitable opsec way to do it (I guess) .
Take it easy 😄
This is true, but I want to add that since babylon focuses on vendors they are more at risk of being... normalised.
From my viewpoint babylon is still mainly concerned with the end-user. Because we are not protected by anyone/thing except our wits and money. So theres almost no risk in getting to most of us. And I think big percentage of vendors have protection like you and me can only dream of. Nevermind the funds they have available...
In what way are you at risk?
Just buy from the organised criminals you prefer who can afford to pay (hopefully) or coerce someone to go to the post office, rather than insist weed growers take bigger risks on your behalf.
Just buy from the organised criminals you prefer who can afford to pay (hopefully) or coerce someone to go to the post office, rather than insist weed growers take bigger risks on your behalf.
Look, I have expressed more than one time my point of view, and the LOGIC behind it.
Looks like some of you are not able to see further than their nose, so I'll stop replying the same thing over and over.
You can't afford to share the tracking number? Then don't sell on the internet, simple.
Looks like some of you are not able to see further than their nose, so I'll stop replying the same thing over and over.
You can't afford to share the tracking number? Then don't sell on the internet, simple.
You asked for opinions.
I get the point you make and I can see why you think it logical when you ignore all the counter views.
If it were tracked only, LB would be gone in a week, simple.
When sites like this get compromised, they don't get closed down, they just look and apparently work like they always did, except not.
I get the point you make and I can see why you think it logical when you ignore all the counter views.
If it were tracked only, LB would be gone in a week, simple.
When sites like this get compromised, they don't get closed down, they just look and apparently work like they always did, except not.
Am I being unable to express myself correctly in English?
If such an operation will take place, not sharing the tracking code is not going to save any vendor...
Please, follow the simple logic behind:
I'm vendor A, I don't share the tracking code for security reasons. (maybe a cop could see it online and track me down? Highly unlikely to happen, the only way is the one which has happen in the article you shared, in that case sharing or no sharing the tracking code is our last problem).
I'm customer B:
I want to get the tracking code because I want to know when my order will land, so I can be home or just know when I have to go to the post office to get it.
I'm officer C:
We are having a small operation, the website security is relatively good so it's not worth investing a lot of money to be able to hijack it, but instead, the operation is to be a customer.
Today I buy from vendor A, he is not sharing the tracking code, feeling that doing this is the smart move... Alright, I'll then just wait a couple of days until I'll receive the parcel and I can see the tracking code written in plain eyesight on the parcel, then let's repet this 100 times until we can narrow down the area from which they are operating.
I really hope this example is gonna make more sense to all of you who heavily protect the "not sharing the tracking is more safe" policy.
If such an operation will take place, not sharing the tracking code is not going to save any vendor...
Please, follow the simple logic behind:
I'm vendor A, I don't share the tracking code for security reasons. (maybe a cop could see it online and track me down? Highly unlikely to happen, the only way is the one which has happen in the article you shared, in that case sharing or no sharing the tracking code is our last problem).
I'm customer B:
I want to get the tracking code because I want to know when my order will land, so I can be home or just know when I have to go to the post office to get it.
I'm officer C:
We are having a small operation, the website security is relatively good so it's not worth investing a lot of money to be able to hijack it, but instead, the operation is to be a customer.
Today I buy from vendor A, he is not sharing the tracking code, feeling that doing this is the smart move... Alright, I'll then just wait a couple of days until I'll receive the parcel and I can see the tracking code written in plain eyesight on the parcel, then let's repet this 100 times until we can narrow down the area from which they are operating.
I really hope this example is gonna make more sense to all of you who heavily protect the "not sharing the tracking is more safe" policy.
Example A is the reason I hold the opinion I shared, at your request.
You've been clear that you think it's a silly / small risk vendors should take for you, some agree, I wouldn't. Maybe I've heard too much DarkNet Diaries.
Thankfully, there are sellers to suit all of us, and we can all just get high and get along. Cheers.
You've been clear that you think it's a silly / small risk vendors should take for you, some agree, I wouldn't. Maybe I've heard too much DarkNet Diaries.
Thankfully, there are sellers to suit all of us, and we can all just get high and get along. Cheers.
Hi guys just thought we would share our point of view, for international orders we share all tracking numbers sometimes this can that up to one day to share as we aren't online when doing our rounds but we do believe as international orders can have such a varied timeframe depending on the destination that the customer needs to know how close to arriving it is, saying this we don't feel its necessary to share tracking for NDD UK to UK as we simply wouldn't have enough time in the day to match tracking numbers to orders,
If their are any issues with UK orders and they aren't delivered within the NDD timeframe then obviously we share tracking number but so far this had only occurred once and it was a issue on RM's side. We don't know how other vendors usually operate but we haven't heard any complaints from our customers so far :)
If their are any issues with UK orders and they aren't delivered within the NDD timeframe then obviously we share tracking number but so far this had only occurred once and it was a issue on RM's side. We don't know how other vendors usually operate but we haven't heard any complaints from our customers so far :)
my bigga.
we need a list of vendors that share the tracking code vs not. sayno2drugs does for one and they are the most experienced seller on this site.
we need a list of vendors that share the tracking code vs not. sayno2drugs does for one and they are the most experienced seller on this site.
That's a great idea, I know RadarBreeder and TheGreenTeam do share tracking codes (and both are great vendors)
Yep, I agree. Im new tho so I understand if vendors are careful. On my 2nd order here I had to wait for almost a month and eventually was re-funded by transaxe, which was very frustrating. This could be avoided if tracking numbers are the standard. Because I think this gives scammers an opening. Why would they have to send you the order if they dont have to show proof of sending. And if guys like hootan and hashishin do it, why wouldnt everybody do it? Maybe cause it costs more eh? And there are more reasons why I think it should be the standard.
Btw. I order stuff from UK on ebay all the time and I can tell you that packages with high priority, air mail and tracked, go through 3 times faster. In this case Matcha powder. I made 2 orders, 3 weeks apart, with same value from 2 shops, and first went through customs and I had to pay extra when it got delivered after almost a month! The other one went through without any extra cost and in 8 days!
I think that some sellers say that they will use postage that costs 15$ and then they use 5$ postage without admitting it to the buyer. And some sellers are probly just stupid and they cite the highest possible value on the declaration.
I can also tell you that I get stuff thats a bit more dangerous in my post, from NL. And I see how pros are doing it. Everything is nicely printed and declared as a sample or a gift, and if you pay for tracking you get it. They always have return adress.
I guess it largely depends on how smug and sure and well connected a seller is with his postal agent. Btw, dhl also can be used for heavy illegal stuff but that is rare in my experience.
Btw. I order stuff from UK on ebay all the time and I can tell you that packages with high priority, air mail and tracked, go through 3 times faster. In this case Matcha powder. I made 2 orders, 3 weeks apart, with same value from 2 shops, and first went through customs and I had to pay extra when it got delivered after almost a month! The other one went through without any extra cost and in 8 days!
I think that some sellers say that they will use postage that costs 15$ and then they use 5$ postage without admitting it to the buyer. And some sellers are probly just stupid and they cite the highest possible value on the declaration.
I can also tell you that I get stuff thats a bit more dangerous in my post, from NL. And I see how pros are doing it. Everything is nicely printed and declared as a sample or a gift, and if you pay for tracking you get it. They always have return adress.
I guess it largely depends on how smug and sure and well connected a seller is with his postal agent. Btw, dhl also can be used for heavy illegal stuff but that is rare in my experience.
I agree with you, I don't understand why almost any parcel sent from vendors on LB takes so long to land (even if are tracked).
Yeah, if the package is posted with low priority it will be extremely slow. If I order from anywhere in Europe area (even from Russia) and its set as high priority I get it in 10 days max. And if its low then its 2-4 weeks. Forgot to mention Im south EU.
It’s incredibly difficult to pay for tracked post without leaving some trace to the vendor, opening that up to unencrypted messaging on a platform like this is a risk with little material benefit.
Nice to know it’s coming but otherwise?
Nice to know it’s coming but otherwise?
If some law enforcement has gained access to LB (and by access I mean as an administrator) getting the tracking code would be the last thing to worry about...
I respectfully disagree, If you’re selling here you must assume everyone including admin is law enforcement and set your stall accordingly. If the platform wants to, it can and will block you using pgp.
Maybe just support sellers that do it the way you’d prefer?
Maybe just support sellers that do it the way you’d prefer?
I appreciate you for taking the time to share your opinion on this, but, I think that sharing the tracking code does not create a breach in the security for the vendors.
The tracking code is visible on the parcel itself. Would be so hard for law enforcement to create a 1-2 years operation to order from vendors just to receive the parcel with the tracking code and try to locate them based on that information?
That's what I mean by saying that by not sharing the tracking number you are building a little more layer of security... No, you are not! It is just an illusion.
The tracking code is visible on the parcel itself. Would be so hard for law enforcement to create a 1-2 years operation to order from vendors just to receive the parcel with the tracking code and try to locate them based on that information?
That's what I mean by saying that by not sharing the tracking number you are building a little more layer of security... No, you are not! It is just an illusion.
And that's the key point, your thinking. Other people may have a different way of thinking.
Personally I have no issues with vendors not handing out tracking codes as I "think" the risk to them is far greater than it is to the end user. However not every vendor agrees with me and the likes of TGD send you a tracking number once shipped.
I suggest messaging any new vendor beforehand to ask if they provide it up front and if not sticking to the vendors who do
Personally I have no issues with vendors not handing out tracking codes as I "think" the risk to them is far greater than it is to the end user. However not every vendor agrees with me and the likes of TGD send you a tracking number once shipped.
I suggest messaging any new vendor beforehand to ask if they provide it up front and if not sticking to the vendors who do
Lots of sellers subscribe to security policies handed down from the early darknet, which had an emphasis on big wholesale orders.
I think one fear is that the customer is under surveillance and and that this information should be handled on a "need to know" basis. Thus the delay in handing out unless the package is missing.
How much sense this makes for personal amounts is another question, it would be nice to hear a seller speak on this directly.
I think one fear is that the customer is under surveillance and and that this information should be handled on a "need to know" basis. Thus the delay in handing out unless the package is missing.
How much sense this makes for personal amounts is another question, it would be nice to hear a seller speak on this directly.
I bought from a seller who could not provide tracking because he sent my parcel from UK to US here without a tracking number.
I guess this is overprotection by a vendor who wants to remain as anonymous as possible.
I guess this is overprotection by a vendor who wants to remain as anonymous as possible.
Yes that’s exactly what I’d do if I was selling contraband, let them know almost a pinpoint location, honestly you people amaze me, everyone gives out tracking codes there is no LB, be patient wait for you weed be happy, tracking illegal deliveries, super smart.
Buying illegal stuff on the internet, super smart...
Please, at least read carefully what I've wrote in the main topic and learn that 2+2 = 4.
Please, at least read carefully what I've wrote in the main topic and learn that 2+2 = 4.
I don’t think it’s necessary at all, unless there’s an unexpected problem, then purely to quell any anxiety on the buyers part and prevent premature keyboard antics it’s probably a good idea then
We will provide tacking numbers with any order at our customers request or automatically if we notice RM have failed to deliver next day which in our experience can sometimes happen with RM 😊
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My postman is obviously a stoner, just the way he carries the back all slung back on his shoulder gives it away but he also looks like Wayne (or Garth I can't remember which one is which). I keep thinking I should offer him a bowl of the good shit but he delivers so much weed to me I think I'd be putting him in a bad position.
You got me.
Relax in piece - RIP
Happily ever after.
Home sweet home.
Sunshine at night.
Just 3 words?!
Relax in piece - RIP
Happily ever after.
Home sweet home.
Sunshine at night.
Just 3 words?!
Lol that's poss the best 3 words. Esp goin by the shit that appears in my area as "weed". And the wannabes selling it
Layer of consciousness
Each of the competitors has emotional limbic partners
A light wavwyin accord
Does it matter what substrate
Each of the competitors has emotional limbic partners
A light wavwyin accord
Does it matter what substrate
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klayton88
This sums up LB right now!
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klayton88
Has the dreaded 'S' word ever infiltrated LB?
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klayton88
Has the dreaded 'S' word ever infiltrated LB?
Hopefully we are in the 5%! Is spice less of an issue now than it used to be? I see it thrown around a lot on the weed reddits. That and pgr?
No way its it's even a fraction of 95%-99% that's obviously just a number that the poster has made up to over-establish themselves as "being right" typical reddit insecurity on show there lol - uk product isn't tested so where'd he get that number from? he made it up! people should avoid reddit like the plague it turns them into sad sacks.
edit - that said all consumables you buy are bought on trust, 'do you know whats really in your food' and all that... el natural is always going to be a safer bet but made up numbers on reddit don't mean anything either.
edit - that said all consumables you buy are bought on trust, 'do you know whats really in your food' and all that... el natural is always going to be a safer bet but made up numbers on reddit don't mean anything either.
Ah that Reddit comment I saw was quite recent. I didn't realised it had been banned, I hope nothing else comes along
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Triggsbluff
Communication with Vendors
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Triggsbluff
Communication with Vendors
Hi guys I recently had a bad experience with a vendor and was wondering what sort of time frame do you think is reasonable to give vendors to sort out issues with orders. I had an issue with an order, got sent the wrong and cheaper item, I messaged the vendor and he said he will look into it. I then didn't hear back for 8 days after I messaged them a couple of times to ask what was going on. After 8 days and no communication I gave up and left a review of what happened. I then got a message from the vendor who seemed pissed and said if I just waited he would have sorted it out. So my question to all you Biggas is how long till you leave a review after the vendor has stopped communicating with you?
For me 8 days is too long to even bother to respond to you.
The dispute button is your friend in these cases, don’t hesitate to use it if the vendor is being elusive.
If it’s a vendor I use regularly I will give benefit of doubt for a few days but new vendors I have little patience
The dispute button is your friend in these cases, don’t hesitate to use it if the vendor is being elusive.
If it’s a vendor I use regularly I will give benefit of doubt for a few days but new vendors I have little patience
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mrcoolguy98
How do I decrease the chance of a seized item?
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mrcoolguy98
How do I decrease the chance of a seized item?
So, I've been a member on LB for nearly a month now and all is smooth sailing, found some truly great honest vendors, (gotta give a big shout out to super hands, incredibly reliable and has super DANK - can't forget about Urbanleafco, not only provides a reliable service but their willingness to assist when needed, professionalism) now - I couldn't think of anything worse than having my address flagged for drugs due to a seizure that hopefully never happens, which if it does, I will take no more risks and stop using LB, I also can't imagine going back to Bob's attic weed because of a seizure - closing up on 20 buys - 0 issues - I've been using my relatives info in SOME orders so it's not as sus - is there ANYTHING else one can do to prevent raising any suspicions so my short and fabulous time on LB doesn't come to a sad, sad end? Thanks, stay high, stay blessed
if you're ordering domestic the chance of a lost package actually being "seized" and not just stolen by a postman is ridiculously small.
Even if it does unless you're getting multiple kilos they will do naff all and if you are super unlucky and you get a knock on the door just deny deny deny. Also thank you for the vouch bro, you know you're in good hands with us :)
Even if it does unless you're getting multiple kilos they will do naff all and if you are super unlucky and you get a knock on the door just deny deny deny. Also thank you for the vouch bro, you know you're in good hands with us :)
Just had one from you. Top drawer stealth, a box and the heat sealed plastic bag (which cannot be opened accidentally) 10/10
Best stealth on here by far is bulldog’s. I do have a tip for you though, when you send your details, make sure you use your real name but use your first initial only. This covers you twice, it covers you if your package doesn’t fit through your letterbox because let’s face it, some times posties can’t be arsed knocking and waiting if that’s the case then you can pick it up from your local post office. However if your parcel is seized, all they have your first initial and that could be anyone. Worst case scenario just say nothing and you will be fine. Never order from overseas.
Hey mate, glad everything going well so far!
Good idea to tip the postie at christmas, they will notice parcels with no return address/stamped but not marked. (Not that that would result in seizure, that would be purely down to poor stealth.)
Not sure if you do much online shopping, but be good idea to get some cheap bits around the time you are expecting a deal. (Wouldnt stand out as much if in a bundle of 3/4 small parcels)
Also leave a box or have a safeplace they can stash parcels if you aren't in.
Generally Royal Mail are sound. You can guarantee special delivery items from reputable sellers will make it and 95% of first class too.
Good idea to tip the postie at christmas, they will notice parcels with no return address/stamped but not marked. (Not that that would result in seizure, that would be purely down to poor stealth.)
Not sure if you do much online shopping, but be good idea to get some cheap bits around the time you are expecting a deal. (Wouldnt stand out as much if in a bundle of 3/4 small parcels)
Also leave a box or have a safeplace they can stash parcels if you aren't in.
Generally Royal Mail are sound. You can guarantee special delivery items from reputable sellers will make it and 95% of first class too.
Not really. It’s just a risk you have to take but I’ve never not had a package arrive sealed 2-3 times with a vac seal and stored in a mylar, most of the top vendors on here do it already but if they don’t privately message them recommending better stealth next time. It’s essential in this sort of environment.
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chalinor
Any music makers here?
A long time ago in a glaxay far far away I found a copy of Ableton for my pc...
https://soundcloud.com/deadrabb1t
Yeah... 😂
https://soundcloud.com/deadrabb1t
Yeah... 😂