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<blockquote data-quote="Naofumi" data-source="post: 48450" data-attributes="member: 39">Item: Acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin)Purchase: Dec/Jan 2010/11Intended use: component to primary and secondary chargeQuantity: 190 packages - 20 tabs x 440 mg (for 1.5 kg of picric acid)Supplier: Drug storesAlt. supplier: N/ACost: 6 euro per package = a total of 1140 euro for 190 packagesBought with cash: from all drug storesDelivery: retail sale from drug storeCover story: 3 packages for my company (December is the season for Christmas parties so it&#039;s the highseason for aspirin due to alcohol side effects)Cover story used: yes, in each drug storeRisk: Low. This was the most lol task ever. The main problem was that there are only 30-40 drug stores in mycity and only 20 of them are within walking range of each other. I first attempted to purchase up to 10packages per drug store but with little success, due to the fact that it is not legal to sell more than 2 packagesper customer. Larger purchases require a written notice from a medical professional. I ended up creating a&quot;walking route&quot; which included the purchase of 3 packages per drug store. Route covered 20 drug stores andtook around 4 hours of constant walking to complete. Doing this by car would have taken even longer due toparking limitations in my city, and bicycle was out of the question as there was too much snow. I ended upusing 4 full days (1 x route x 4 times) before I had enough aspirin. I waited 7-14 days before starting thepurchase route again as I wanted to avoid being recognized by the pharmacy clerks. A few of them didrecognize me though but since I appeared to be a professional (designer business regalia ftw) and anupstanding citizen, I believe no red flags were raised. High-class regalia used for purchase round to avoidraising flags. I started out buying the expensive Bayer Aspirin but quickly reverted to the purchase of a genericbrand instead, as it was much cheaper.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Naofumi, post: 48450, member: 39"] Item: Acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) Purchase: Dec/Jan 2010/11 Intended use: component to primary and secondary charge Quantity: 190 packages - 20 tabs x 440 mg (for 1.5 kg of picric acid) Supplier: Drug stores Alt. supplier: N/A Cost: 6 euro per package = a total of 1140 euro for 190 packages Bought with cash: from all drug stores Delivery: retail sale from drug store Cover story: 3 packages for my company (December is the season for Christmas parties so it's the high season for aspirin due to alcohol side effects) Cover story used: yes, in each drug store Risk: Low. This was the most lol task ever. The main problem was that there are only 30-40 drug stores in my city and only 20 of them are within walking range of each other. I first attempted to purchase up to 10 packages per drug store but with little success, due to the fact that it is not legal to sell more than 2 packages per customer. Larger purchases require a written notice from a medical professional. I ended up creating a "walking route" which included the purchase of 3 packages per drug store. Route covered 20 drug stores and took around 4 hours of constant walking to complete. Doing this by car would have taken even longer due to parking limitations in my city, and bicycle was out of the question as there was too much snow. I ended up using 4 full days (1 x route x 4 times) before I had enough aspirin. I waited 7-14 days before starting the purchase route again as I wanted to avoid being recognized by the pharmacy clerks. A few of them did recognize me though but since I appeared to be a professional (designer business regalia ftw) and an upstanding citizen, I believe no red flags were raised. High-class regalia used for purchase round to avoid raising flags. I started out buying the expensive Bayer Aspirin but quickly reverted to the purchase of a generic brand instead, as it was much cheaper. [/QUOTE]

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