buying pipes in america

[Facciolite]

hey i live in america!
if i order a pipe from like xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or something will it get to my house safely? no customs or any bullshit?


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[Psych0naut]

Ofcourse, smoking paraphernalia isn't illegal in the U.S.

[Nagognog2]

Originally Posted by psych0naut

Ofcourse, smoking paraphernalia isn't illegal in the U.S.

In some states & cities/towns in the USA - "Drug Paraphrenalia" such as pot-pipes, bongs, even rolling-papers (if you don't have tobacco with them) are illegal and can get you arrested to have. Check your local laws before proceeding.

[N0ly]

youd be surprised what customes lets through the mail SWIM had a bottle of illegal absinthe 300mg thujon shipped to his house and it arived safely and with no problems what so ever.

[rxbandit]

go to your local headshop and by one of their slightly overpriced pipes if your worried about customs, ive heard of peoples pipes getting confiscated by customs, if im right operation pipe dream was the DEA's attempt to stop the online sale of paraphenelia. although im not sure if the DEA's attacks on retailers would effect your purchase.

Operations Pipe Dreams And Headhunter Put Illegal Drug Paraphernalia Sellers Out Of BusinessNational Sweep Shuts Down Retailers, Distributors and Internet Sites

Acting DEA Administrator John B. Brown makes Operation Pipe Dreams announcement along with Attorney General John Ashcroft, ONDCP Director John Walters, and U.S. Attorney Mary Beth Buchanan

WASHINGTON, DC -- Attorney General John Ashcroft and Acting DEA Administrator John B. Brown, III today announced the indictment of 50 individuals on charges of trafficking in illegal drug paraphernalia. The charges are the culmination of two nationwide investigations code-named Operation Pipe Dreams and Operation Headhunter and include indictments against national distributors of drug paraphernalia and businesses nationwide. DEA offices in Boise, Idaho; Des Moines, Iowa; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Dallas and Tyler, Texas were involved in these investigations.
"With the advent of the Internet, the illegal drug paraphernalia industry has exploded," Ashcroft said. "The drug paraphernalia business is now accessible in anyone's home with a computer and Internet access. And in homes across America we know that children and young adults are the fastest growing Internet users. Quite simply, the illegal drug paraphernalia industry has invaded the homes of families across the country without their knowledge. This illegal billion-dollar industry will no longer be ignored by law enforcement. Today, the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force, under the leadership of Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson and Associate Deputy Attorney General Karen Tandy, has taken decisive steps to dismantle the illegal drug paraphernalia industry by attacking their physical, financial and Internet infrastructures."