toots wrote:
You should ask what is in the parcel and obtain paperwork for it. Ignorance is no form of defence
well when i was a businesspost subbie with 80 drops a day and 200 boxes that would be a tad impossible
if i send a sealed package i expect it arrive sealed
"ok mate, whats in the package?"
"£200,000 of cocaine mate"
like anyones gonna tell you?...
When we had the factory everything was sealed but we still had a description of the goods inside on a label on the outside. It was common practice as far as I was aware. Once you've asked whats in a package and got them to sign for it that's you're responsibility over except for delivery of it.