Why Not to Use Grow Address for Seed Order

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MarsColonist

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thumper60 said:
No but gives good reason to knock an sniff for any false reason.
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The police don't actually need a good reason to knock and sniff, unless the sniffing involves use of a drug-sniffing dog (because that would be a warrantless search in this context). Knocking on people's doors to talk to them for whatever reason (whether you're a vacuum cleaner salesman, a cop who just wants to ask a few questions, or if you're doing some volunteer political campaign work) is legal in the US.

And while they're standing on the porch, if they smell cannabis, they may try to obtain a search warrant. They would probably need other supporting evidence to get a warrant from a judge than just saying they smell marijuana at your door though.

But the case is different if they can see something illegal in your house while standing at your door.
 
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twentyeight.threefive

twentyeight.threefive

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thumper60 said:
HUH! in illegal states if leo knocks on ya door an smells weed guess what! they are coming in dont need no dog.The smell gives them probable cause what planet you live on? All leo has to say is they got a 911 hangup.
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If you live in an illegal state and the smell of marijuana is evident from your front door you are a moron.
 
twentyeight.threefive

twentyeight.threefive

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MarsColonist said:
The police don't actually need a good reason to knock and sniff, unless the sniffing involves use of a drug-sniffing dog (because that would be a warrantless search in this context). Knocking on people's doors to talk to them for whatever reason (whether you're a vacuum cleaner salesman, a cop who just wants to ask a few questions, or if you're doing some volunteer political campaign work) is legal in the US.

And while they're standing on the porch, if there's cannabis in plain view in the window, or if they can smell it... they may try to obtain a search warrant. They would probably need other supporting evidence to get a warrant from a judge than just saying they smell marijuana at your door though.
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This exactly. I shouldn't have said they need probable cause to use a drug sniffing dog on your premise. They need a search warrant.
 
ISK

ISK

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1001 Cuban Cigars company based out of Switzerland, ships Cuban cigars into the USA, which are illegal.

They call themselves 1001 because only 1 out of a 1000 shipments gets confiscated by the US Customs
 
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ISK said:
1001 Cuban Cigars company based out of Switzerland, ships Cuban cigars into the USA, which are illegal.

They call themselves 1001 because only 1 out of a 1000 shipments gets confiscated by the US Customs
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Aren't legal penalties for illegally importing a Cuban cigar probably pretty small compared to Federal cannabis penalties though?
 
rockethoe

rockethoe

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In the bad all days, seed banks accepted cash, I sent big money in cash to a seed bank to buy seeds for someone else - and had them shipped under a false name to another friends house - a place he was moving out of a couple weeks after and he had no written lease. I don't remember what seed bank it was, but it was '98 or '99.
Anyone remember what site it could have been? Had black background, no pictures just names in green (I think) text.

No need for that these days thank god.
 
ISK

ISK

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MarsColonist said:
Aren't legal penalties for illegally importing a Cuban cigar probably pretty small compared to Federal cannabis penalties though?
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oh yeah....far as I know all the US Customs will do is confiscate the cigars and burn them up one at a time :bigjoint:
 
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TheWholeTruth

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rockethoe said:
In the bad all days, seed banks accepted cash, I sent big money in cash to a seed bank to buy seeds for someone else - and had them shipped under a false name to another friends house - a place he was moving out of a couple weeks after and he had no written lease. I don't remember what seed bank it was, but it was '98 or '99.
Anyone remember what site it could have been? Had black background, no pictures just names in green (I think) text.

No need for that these days thank god.
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Maybe high quality seeds or black label, think they were run by the same crew.They used to use a mainly black background
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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rockethoe said:
In the bad all days, seed banks accepted cash, I sent big money in cash to a seed bank to buy seeds for someone else - and had them shipped under a false name to another friends house - a place he was moving out of a couple weeks after and he had no written lease. I don't remember what seed bank it was, but it was '98 or '99.
Anyone remember what site it could have been? Had black background, no pictures just names in green (I think) text.

No need for that these days thank god.
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I deal mainly with two seed sellers. Both in the USA. I send cash regularly via Priority Mail. Haven't lost anything yet. So easy to put them in the cart and say cash. Put it in the envelope and voila. Beats all the changing rules from card companies. Also beats having your card information out there.
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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MarsColonist said:
The police don't actually need a good reason to knock and sniff, unless the sniffing involves use of a drug-sniffing dog (because that would be a warrantless search in this context). Knocking on people's doors to talk to them for whatever reason (whether you're a vacuum cleaner salesman, a cop who just wants to ask a few questions, or if you're doing some volunteer political campaign work) is legal in the US.

And while they're standing on the porch, if they smell cannabis, they may try to obtain a search warrant. They would probably need other supporting evidence to get a warrant from a judge than just saying they smell marijuana at your door though.

But the case is different if they can see something illegal in your house while standing at your door.
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You're as full of shit as the proverbial Christmas turkey and obviously have zero clues as to just what it takes for a judge to sign a search warrant.
 
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