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Originally Posted by godwine
Let me re-phrase it, as MMM pointed out, the box itself was labeled with "Alcohol" as a content. Even if its not labeled, they still may open it. What I said is that, they will not go through the trouble of opening the box for the purpose of removing the "offensive" item then delivery it... everything goes back in the box as is and get returned.
ONE funny thing though, a friend of mine shipped something from HK, some toy guns that the government didn't like, but he used his cousin's return address, so when the parcel was rejected, it went to his cousin who live 2 house down the same street as his Canadian address  .. but I highly doubt that US postal will be this stupid |
This sounds right, but there is even another issue. I am not certain that there is a permissable amount of alcohol that is legal to ship without a permit specifically for shipping alcohol. Depending on the origin and specific destination, there could be additional fines for attempting this if/when you get caught.