[–]saystheleon 1 point an hour ago  I've never heard of a single vendor turning down a buyer because they have a P.O. box and I've personally had dozens of orders shipped to one in the past. I wouldn't worry about it. I'm sure there are some clearnet vendors out there who have that policy, but that's probably because of some chargeback fraud protection issue that doesn't apply to darknet markets. permalinksavereportgive goldreply [–]WhereIsMyLSD 3 points an hour ago  I was going to buy from BudsNRoses until I found out they don't ship to PO boxes, just one example I can think of off the top of my head permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]saystheleon 2 points 50 minutes ago  I guess that kind of makes sense for weed vendors; maybe he's worried about drug dogs sniffing out packages. It's also probably easier to profile P.O. box customers if the only things they're picking up are suspicious-looking packages, although I'd argue the positives still outweigh the negatives in most situations. permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]dnm_ash 2 points 49 minutes ago  Get street addressing for your PO BOX. Just ask for it at counter. permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]WhereIsMyLSD 4 points an hour ago*  I've been using a PO box as my drop for quite some time. It has worked perfectly. I'm still living at home with my parents so it makes everything safer for them as they do not run the risk of having negative consequences affect them because a package of drugs was shipped to their house, rather, it's to a PO box in my name. Also, (this depends on your post office) my post office has lockers in the lobby where they leave packages if they don't fit in my PO box (which is important because I have the smallest size PO box since it was cheapest). This makes it so that you don't have to go to the counter to pick up your package. Instead, they leave a key to a locker with a specified number. The key is retained in the lock upon unlocking/opening the locker. I always make sure that when I'm trying out a new vendor, that I message them and ask if they ship to PO boxes. Almost every vendor I've asked this question to said that they do. Some will state in their profile that they don't. If they mention nothing about PO boxes in their profile/terms of service, I ask them. Every vendor that I use ships to PO boxes and I've never had a problem with this. Also, I think since it's at the actual post office, the mail is usually delivered much earlier than it is at houses. Hope this helped :) Edit: to sign up for a PO box, you'll need the following: -Money (can be debit or cash iirc) -2 forms of identification (1 must include a picture AND a name AND I think your current address (ie-passport, state id, drivers license) and the other can also be a picture ID or it could be something like a bill with your name and address on it or insurance card, I think college id might work too). For more specific info, check USPS website or call your local post office -you will get 2 keys iirc. You can buy a replacement for a small fee, but try to not lose the keys as they only have a limited # of keys for each PO box at the office. permalinksavereportgive goldreply [–]WhereIsMyLSD 2 points an hour ago  Also, the smallest option is pretty cheap so it's not a huge commitment of money, especially if you only rent it for the minimum amount of time (I think this is 6 months, but to be sure check USPS's website). permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]innocentj 1 point 26 minutes ago  i just got a small P.O. box yestersterday. $45 for a year or $30 for 6 months permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]WhereIsMyLSD [score hidden] 15 minutes ago  Also make sure to format your po box address correctly Name pO box # City, state zip (+4 if vendor requires it) permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply

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Awesome replies. I asked because a few vendors say they refuse to ship to them on their page but from what you guys say it seems to be acceptable a good 9 out of 10 times which is good to hear. Seems more than worth the money for darknet purchases.