ADN go to great lengths to protect the disks while in transit and they have a 15% off voucher at the moment.

I can't vouch for Canadian Customs but I never had any packages shipped this way inspected and that was during the period when UK Customs would confiscate everything. Less of a problem now though.

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I used to order from Gamelink in the past, but unfortunately, 100% of the packages I ordered where opened by customs :(

Customs are tricky, because what they will let in or not is highly subjective; "Human degradation" seems to cover a lot of things.

In my experience, they seems to target specific stores. I used to order a lot from JadedVideo.com, but lately, they opened nearly all my packages (they once confiscated me a tape, but I JadedVideo agreed to replace it). Now, about 3/4 orders are opened by customs from this store :(

Adult DVD Now has the reputation of having nearly 100% success rate in UK, so it should be the same here, but I have never ordered from them.

FiveStarDVD marks the full value of your goods on a custom sticker; that means no confiscation, but some duty taxes to pay.

If you don't order too much DVDs, try to ask the store to ship the following method:
- Individual's name as return adress
- No box covers
- Declared as gift for customs (Value below 60$ CAN)

Using this method, I was able to get Magma titles from Australia to here in 7 days without any customs interventions. And with the same method, ordering from some US stores resulted in a 100% delivery.

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There are several stores with good discrete packaging:
1. www.adultdvdnow.com
2. www.dvdadvantage.com
3. www.adultdvdexplorer.com
4. www.xonair.com

But the best way to avoid custom inspection is to
send the DVD disc only (without box) use envelope,
adultdvdnow, dvdadvantage, and xonair could do that for you.

If you want to keep the box, better use courier, not
postal service. It's guaranteed and insuranced :)

Edited by - ookz on Jul 24 2001

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