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Originally Posted by Ludeykrus 
Botta bing. The government pitches a fit when you sell 'vices' across state lines, hence why you generally have a difficult/impossible time buying booze/tobacco/guns online or from other states. IIRC, they mainly focus on the Interstate Commerce clause to regulate such sales. Everybody is up in arms, though, when such 'loopholes' exist that allow face to face sales in-state. Go figure.
That said, I've traded baccy and other wares with folks online before; package it right, lie at the counter about what's inside, and noone will care what you're shipping.
That said, I've traded baccy and other wares with folks online before; package it right, lie at the counter about what's inside, and noone will care what you're shipping.
This is a simple question of enforcement. The government is not even bothering to look for two people exchanging say a single bottle of whiskey or a couple of cigars. The cost of locating such violations would be outrageous. Package it correctly and I think the cost of getting fined or something are nil.
