Is it illegal to mail poop?
472596
Hrm...you just gave me a great idea.\n\nI wonder how many scatophiles out there would pay on e-bay for MY poopie panties!\n\nOn second thought, here's an interesting news tidbit:\n\nWednesday, July 10 2002, 14:09\n\nANDERSON, South Carolina - Mail workers in South Carolina discovered a "special" package which lead investigators to an internet business of selling soiled panties.\n\nChristine Vetter pleaded guilty yesterday to federal charges of selling her dirty underwear over the internet to make extra money. South Carolina U.S. Attorney Strom Thumond Jr. released a statement saying Vetter ran an internet business selling the items.\n\nVetter made approximately US $9,000 from November 2000 to March 2002 selling and mailing soiled underwear and other used feminine hygiene and used sex-related goods on the web site while studying at Clemson University.\n\nShe faces a $250,000 fine or 5 years in jail on charges of "mailing indecent and filthy substances."\n\nUS Postal agents decided to investigate further when they found a letter addressed to Vetter which stated that it contained child pornography. Upon opening the letter, no child pornography material was found. According to the contents of the letter, it appears to be a customer of the web site who was not satisfied with what he received from her.\n\nThe web site is not up anymore. (Zone81.com)\n-----\n\nAlso, as a separate issue, if YOU'RE the one who's planning to mail the poop to your prospective clients' enemies, then you're also guilty of another federal offense for harrassing somebody through the mail.
392630
yes, its tampering with others mail. and it is considered a federal offense, if it dont belong to you and the person doesnt live there you need to return to sender.
8926
mail some of your stuff there
551804
Ummmmm, the Post Office gets it there? Most likely, since criminals have voluntarily given up their rights (by violating the rights of others!) those letters will be read by officials before getting to your criminal.
479492
no, usually it will either send the email straight to your trashcan, or it won't deliver it to you at all.
271913
Yes.\n\nIn some places, it's against the law to litter and is punishable by fines.\n\nIt's also inconsiderate and disgusting to litter....it annoys others.
108490
Yep, I can believe it!  These people are professional crooks, they do this for a living! If your mailbox is exposed in anyway to the public, via on the street or even in the hallway of your apartment building, you can be got! Perhaps you could look into a P.O. Box for yourself at the post office or if you live in a house invest in a mail slot that allows the postman to drop your mail inside. I know I did! And I haven't regretted it!
252538
The Post Office delivers mail to an address, not a specific person at the address. This includes P.O. boxes.\nIt's either a freak occurrence or something else is wrong.
20572
Nothing in Title 39 of the United States Code makes it "illegal."  Nevertheless, the Post Office may establish guidelines and regulations regarding its employees and its business practices.  It may have made the determination that traveling in reverse is too dangerous, so it is forbidden for employees to do so.  If that's the policy of the Post Office, then you'll simply have to accommodate their requirements.  While it may be "allowed," the Post Office has made a determination to forbid the practice, and it is no longer "allowed."
218196
What she is doing is illegal. Go to your local post office and file a complaint.  They will hold any mail to her that is sent to your address and investigate the situation for any possible fraud.
798995
that is called a mailing list.\n\nbecause that behavior is objectionable to most people, the lists are opt-in & opt-out, otherwise it's just SPAM!\n\na mailing list is the only civilized way to do this. Don't jam peoples inboxes!
682522
well dear,  it is quite illegal to get a software that can retrieve the information about the owner of an email address from the mail server.\n  i have got one and i can tell you the information about you i got from your email address.\nbut it is not on the Internet so u write me a mail and i will reply you with the software as an attachment or i can out it up in my website for you go there and download it, as soon as you download i will remove it.\n\nplease remember its still illegal.
212155
It's probably illegal
638943
Mailing as a attachment. You can keep your privacy.
806031
If you are receiving junk mail from special companies call them and tell them not to mail you again \nfor ex, I get a lot of catalogs and brochures from crate & barel and stuff like that ...
15707
It depends.. how big is it? what's the weight? what's in the package?\n\nbradmandy2003: telling the post office that it is media mail when in fact there it is not media mail is illegal. Is it worth saving a few dimes?\n\nhttp://www.dailytrojan.com/media/paper679/news/2005/02/03/News/Media.Mail.Searches.Raise.Privacy.Concerns-850782.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.dailytrojan.com
781190
A voicemail is a recording. Transferring a recording from one media to another is generally not illegal, unless it is copywrited, not the norm for voicemail.