UPS wants a signature for package from a research chem supplier

[PlatinumT]

Is it ok to sign for it? The pack has nolva and armidex.

[Stormbringer]

I believe this is normal. Can you check to see if the package was shipped priority needing sig from the company that sent? Nolva and Arimidex is not a "big bust" like some other things are. Different Schedule Controlled Substance than other things.

[advanced-stealth]

Yes bro.

[HDH]

Last time I had to sign for something I sent an e-mail and asked where I ordered and asked them. They replied yes it is ok to sign for.

That is my experience.

HDH

[deathgrip07]

I signed for Nolva before, and I didn't get locked up, so I'm thinking it will be alright. I understand why you're hesitant though. Like a previous post indicated... it's not really a "big bust" item.

[novicebb]

Originally Posted by PlatinumT

Is it ok to sign for it? The pack has nolva and armidex.

I signed for mine for Tamoxifen, Clenbuterol, Albuterol from researchsupply dot net so yeah it should be fine. I didn't sign my name though.

[Stormbringer]

Yeah, forgot to mention that you do not need to sign your name!

[novicebb]

Also if you pay with money order like I do most of the time, send it certified and tracking number and don't pay for it in your name but something similar. Like if your name is John Davis then pay in Jacob Davidson.

[vtrancejunkie]

I always order through Ag-Guys and they send via USPS 2-3 day. Don't have to sign, they just leave it in my mail box. Plus it gets sent as "Aroma therapy" Nobody knows I'm ordering post cycle,

[Lex-TTP]

Neither nolva nor armidex are schedule 3 drugs and UPS ALWAYS requires a signature. No worries, sign for the package.

[Baby Faced Assasin]

i get computer parts sent to my house almost weekly UPS and never need a sig. They just leave it on the porch.

Not trying to scare the poster, just saying they dont ALWAYS require a sig. Its mostly requested by the sender as insurance against people claiming they never got a package and wanting it replaced.