I've always been interested in a service like this but whenever I discuss it with anyone it's always felt hard to get past the "but what about someone using it for drug muling" issue...
(There's similar service in Australia called Meemeep if anyone's interested.)
Customs are going to love this, seems like it's going to be an easy way of attempting to bypass import duties until people would start getting caught and fined heavily.
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Soo, you are going to be a "mule" only if you wants to buy a product comming from deepweb links, lol.
I was wrong. There is a biiiig risk, yes!
Let's say John is a drug dealer from Miami. Pedro is a addicted guy from Brazil. They are Friends already.
1. John adds a fake GoPro to sell on eBay, inside it, there is LSD drugs.
2. Pedro asks someone on Grabr to Bring this awesome GoPro.
3. The inoccent Mule visit Grabr, see the offer and accept it, thinking it is a real GoPro camera, but inside of it, there is a lot of LSD druuugs.
4. The inoccent Goes to jail. Nothing happens with Pedro, John or with Grabr's CEO.
Yeah, that is not going to work on eBay products.