FBI agents raided the home of Sharlotte Hydorn, a 91-year-old woman who makes and sells suicide kits. Hydorn was thrown into the spotlight a few months ago after a 29-year-old man in Oregon ended his life using one of her kits.
abcnews.go.com
Great-grandmother Sharlotte Hydorn's asphyxiation equipment enterprise gained public attention when depressive Nicholas Klonoski, 29, killed himself.
www.dailymail.co.uk
I don't know, but after a few outings with this tool used, if not removed from the scene, it should not go unnoticed.
That said, the articles do not reveal that the clients were checked or anything, back then (worldwide traffic, complicated)
The seller may have taken a precautionary measure to separate different stages of the process, protecting himself, so he doesn't take liability. Keep in mind that you do provide card details, plus PayPal & address apparently. That looks light if R.A gets a visit, not on the run. Questions are open