On Tuesday, August 7, 2018, 8:47:46 PM PDT, Kurt Buff
   <kurt.buff@gmail.com> wrote:
   >And, USPS might (or might not) destroy the data, but they don't
   mention whether or not they pass it all on the some TLA or other as
   well as passing on to LEO's on-demand. Wouldn't put it past them...
   >Kurt
   I thought about this in late 2013, I think when they busted the
   original Silk Road.  I wondered, what precautions a seller on such a
   black-net market would want to take.  They have a big advantage, they
   can toss their mailings into just about any mailbox, and use different
   phony return-addresses (actually genuine addresses, but
   randomly-selected) with each mailing.  But, I concluded they'd want to
   make their mailings have dozens of different looks, to ensure that even
   a recorded scan of all mailings could not easily be used to notice
   similarities.   Different colors, different shapes, different fonts.
                 Jim Bell