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Shipping weed via fedex

I had a friend, actually my first wife's first husband, who used to ship country wide, though not internationally. He bought a hand crank caning machine. This was probably 30 years ago. He used two size cans. The cans were the sizes of tomato cans. He'd buy empties (and their tops) by the case. You as the recipient, of course, had to use a can opener to get to the good stuff inside. Looked like any can you'd see in a store, just without a label or other identifying marks, naked as a jaybird. He'd wash the cans before shipping, and there was no way in hell a dog or any other critter was going to be able to sniff through that tin can.
 

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Really BIG can? HA! Of course, 15lbs all at once would be a problem, even in a really big can. Refrigerator probably wouldn't work either. Not my refrigerator, BTW.
 

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I had a friend who got all kinds of stuff in the mail, from the US, Canada, Germany, and Spain, mostly without problems. Larger amounts were sent via FEDEX. I guess he would still be doing that but the Loud available locally was excellent as well the dispensary weed.
 
Never use FedEx, UPS, or DHL type carriers.
Never ship overnight, urgent 2-day, or air.
Always use USPS standard.
There is a much larger volume of parcels being moved that way. Much easier for it to get lost in the fray and not be scrutinized.

Not speaking from experience!
 
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It is my understanding that large packages sent by USPS have to be picked up and maybe signed for. My friend said it can be very intense when the mail clerk disappears in the back the back for a long time. He said while waiting for the package his thoughts would run wild and think the police must be on their way, ready to bolt.
 
OldManGrower History has shown that the USPS gets the job done pretty consistently, that is what my friend said, but he hasn't done it in 3 or 4 years. Perhaps he has purchased products from members.
 
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