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Letter from company
 

Recieved a letter on behalf of a well known company, stating my goods have been seized. I signed for the letter, but haven't done anything stated in it. Was signing for it okay or could it cause problems?

Should not have signed. Now the company has a 'record' that you got the mail. Do I gather this is at your real address, etc, etc,etc? Are your parents around? :spy: Hope not;)

If you are playing the foo-foo game, you should have read enough posts here that say never acknowledge receipt of postal service.

Yes, real address.

Parents around? If not, then deny deny deny :)

Agree with GB - tiem to lay low now - shouldn't amount to much but best not to keep selling that particular brand of stuff.

Thanks for the replies. I've already moved on to a different product. The letter itself was them clarifying that fact that the product that has been seized was ⊗⊗⊗⊗, they wanted me to acknowledge this by signing the letter and to accept ownership for the parcel.

@GB I will deny, I live by myself.

Better use a Different Address for future shipments as well, since it is Likely that your Address may be "Flagged" by Customs

Thanks, I've already done that too.

God mate you dont have much luck do ya :violin:

i would use another name if poss to be on the safe side :amen:

Well, that's what happens when you have a customs seizure. The company can sometimes get involved.

You seem to get so many more customs seizures than most. What was the company?