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sr. member
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January 17, 2016, 03:53:39 AM
#25
How about using a small box or like a check book size?

Good idea but not useful if the custom officers in your country or the receiver's country have the right to check whats inside your box.

You can follow what I said earlier because in most of the cases they go unnoticed. Make sure the envelope isn't too thick. Use the largest denomination of bill possible. ($500 = 5 x $100 bill etc) Up to 8 bills will fit into a #10 envelope along with a couple sheets of printer paper.

No custom officers will open any envelope. But they might open a small box if they feel something suspicious inside.
legendary
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January 17, 2016, 03:33:23 AM
#24
it's also illegal to send cash like, that
Not in the USA.

they can confiscate those money if they caught you to do so
Not in the USA. Who is "they" and why would they "confiscate" it?

i get those from my country, if the amount surpass a certain level, your cash can be confiscated because they go against the money laundering thing

they need to know from where those money coem from, "they" is fiscal agent/fiscal police

Excellent point! Cash over a certain amount is almost always considered "suspicious" (in the US). What are the limits? Probably buried in the USPS website somewhere.

dunno but here is already everything above 1k, for money laundering, i presume it's the same in other placce

you can not certainly expect to send 10k without no one noticing it
hero member
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January 16, 2016, 03:15:52 PM
#23
I wouldnt send cash in the mail as it is just bad practice, it could get lost or anything. although i doubt very much that it is illegal, its your money you can do what you like with it.
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January 16, 2016, 02:36:30 PM
#22
it's also illegal to send cash like, that
Not in the USA.

they can confiscate those money if they caught you to do so
Not in the USA. Who is "they" and why would they "confiscate" it?

i get those from my country, if the amount surpass a certain level, your cash can be confiscated because they go against the money laundering thing

they need to know from where those money coem from, "they" is fiscal agent/fiscal police

Excellent point! Cash over a certain amount is almost always considered "suspicious" (in the US). What are the limits? Probably buried in the USPS website somewhere.
sr. member
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January 16, 2016, 11:17:05 AM
#21
How about using a small box or like a check book size?
sr. member
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January 16, 2016, 09:10:44 AM
#20
I plan on buying bitcoins by cash in mail in the near future and want to know how I should package it and send?


You can comment or PM below for advices.

Is not a sure option, and if you want an insured shipment you spend really a lot of money...
Are you sure this is the best solution you can adopt??!?!
Try for example others form of payment like WU...
sr. member
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January 16, 2016, 07:51:07 AM
#19
I think it is not a good idea. Why don't use a money trasfer?
legendary
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January 16, 2016, 03:09:07 AM
#18
it's also illegal to send cash like, that
Not in the USA.

they can confiscate those money if they caught you to do so
Not in the USA. Who is "they" and why would they "confiscate" it?

i get those from my country, if the amount surpass a certain level, your cash can be confiscated because they go against the money laundering thing

they need to know from where those money come from, "they" is fiscal agent/fiscal police
sr. member
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VeganAcademy
January 16, 2016, 03:00:42 AM
#17
money orders are cheap insurance against "lost in the mail" scenarios as well as making theft a bit more difficult.
hero member
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January 15, 2016, 12:41:53 PM
#16
I have received cash in mail with no issues. It was sent USPS Priority. Wrapped so that even if the envelope was torn in sorting machine, it would not be obvious there was cash inside.
hero member
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January 15, 2016, 05:30:13 AM
#15
I plan on buying bitcoins by cash in mail in the near future and want to know how I should package it and send?


You can comment or PM below for advices.
Why don't you just use Western union or Bank transfers Huh
Sending money inside a package is really risky and the courier can steal that money away from you
But if you really insist you can try to send checks instead, only that person can redeem the money that way Wink
legendary
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January 15, 2016, 12:57:50 AM
#14

Too risky to try really. if your courier can be trusted unlike what we have here in our country, it must be fine if you had to. but i suggest using western union or just wire it.

This is illegal in our country and most package courier inspect what is inside. they're very suspicious sometimes i'm tempted to put antrax to those packages i send.
legendary
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January 15, 2016, 12:28:37 AM
#13
You could walk up to the nearest dealer and have a face to face trade.Sending cash in the mail is quite shady and you will definitely be traced.If you have Money Order as an option in your post service you can use that but they do want a significant reason for sending money to the trustee.
sr. member
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January 14, 2016, 05:33:26 PM
#12
First of all contact him to join LocalBitcoins.com and create a trade request so that his bitcoins remain in their escrow.

Secondly, to avoid cash being detected or stolen in the mail, be smart. Do not just throw cash in an envelope! Make sure the envelope isn't too thick. Use the largest denomination of bill possible. ($500 = 5 x $100 bill etc) Up to 8 bills will fit into a #10 envelope along with a couple sheets of printer paper. A larger amount of bills should be placed in a bubble mailer or a flat rate box. Include a note in the package indicating the Localbitcoin reference number/message for the trade.

When your mail arrives the destination, tell him beforehand to take a video of opening the package and counting/verifying the cash. This will be proof of how much cash is received.

You can also make a video proof of packing the cash before sending as this will be the vital proof to show Localbitcoins if the seller does not release escrow after receiving cash.

And always use registered mail with tracking as well as signature of consignee upon delivery. Best ones are USPS Elite/Priority and UPS Express.
legendary
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January 14, 2016, 05:21:36 PM
#11
there is a good chance your money will never get to its destination.
I honestly don't understand why people think this although it is fairly common sentiment. Why do you say that? What do you think will happen?
No, there is not a good chance the money won't get to the destination.  I rarely say this about a gov't organization but I totally trust delivery by USPS.  I've used Ebay for quite a few years now, and I can't even remember if I've had something get lost in the mail.  OP, I don't think you should do exactly this, but if you put it in an envelope and sent it 1st class it'd more than likely get there.  I would go with what that member posted here, which is to send it via Registered Mail.

Don't listen to Amph, he's a tool.
newbie
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January 14, 2016, 05:11:43 PM
#10
Where do you guys get these ideas?

it's also illegal to send cash like, that
Not in the USA.

they can confiscate those money if they caught you to do so
Not in the USA. Who is "they" and why would they "confiscate" it?

1. Sending Cash via mail is illegal.
That is false.

2. It may not reach the destination.
That is unlikely.

3. Even if the receiver may scam you.
That is true.
newbie
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January 14, 2016, 01:52:20 PM
#9
Try other ways like bank transfer, Money Orders, gift cards or face to face meeting.

1. Sending Cash via mail is illegal.
2. It may not reach the destination.
3. Even if the receiver may scam you.

Be careful if you would like to do after you're aware of these things. Try with the money you afford to loose only.
legendary
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January 14, 2016, 03:17:56 AM
#8
it's also illegal to send cash like, that they can confiscate those money if they caught you to do so
member
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January 13, 2016, 10:28:13 PM
#7
I send cash money from Canada to the USA every month. 

I wrap up the cash in 2 thin layers of old newspaper. So if someone holds it up to a lamp or light they won't see it's money. 

Put a stamp on it and drop it in the mailbox. 

I've never had a problem.
newbie
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January 13, 2016, 07:59:21 PM
#6
there is a good chance your money will never get to its destination.
I honestly don't understand why people think this although it is fairly common sentiment. Why do you say that? What do you think will happen?
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