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No problem - I'm not going anywhere ;-)
Sorry to be so blunt but you stated that being on probation, or what have you, increased the likelihood of getting caught ordering meds overseas. It's simply not true. I have spoken to a friend with ICE and they briefly chuckled at such a tracking system. Heck, even my PO doesn't care - as long as I have a US valid script (of which I do). He/She realizes the problems with no health insurance and they do test, for illicits/chronic use, every month anyways so what do they care - you violate, you're gone.
It's simply not feasibile to have an NICS program like they do with say..gun purchases in the US. Your criminal record has absolutely no bearing on whether or not your mail is scrutinized domestically or internationally... UNLESS you are incarcerated (of course) or under surveilance for large-scale trafficing or money-laundering. The DEA/ICE simply don't have the systems nor the resources in place to catch IOP 'jay-walkers'. Your statement is somewhat misleading. BTW, I have several past felonies/misdemeanors and had ordered in the past no problem, only for personal use and very small amounts. My packages had been opened by the FDA and passed right along with everything interact. So, in summary - your statement about having priors is really not the case... at least in regards to IOPs. You have a point though. When I've been stopped, they go through the full shennanigans.. search the car, search me, etc.. No worries since I don't drink alcohol or engage in recreational drug use anymore. You betcha they run my plates and pull my past, however, I'm driving and not at home. Peace
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