The FedEx website says my package is delayed because "description provided is insufficient to classify commodity". Is this bad? What does this mean? It's in Memphis TN.
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Bitcoin (BTC):Ethereum (ETH):Monero (XMR):You aren't getting your SN. It will eventually be returned to sender (unless the sender gets them the info they need).Update: I just got an email from the FedEx customs saying they need a more detailed description, end use, and composition. Do I email them back?
Should I tell them it's sodium nitrite and it's for curing meat and it's made out of a powder? Is this what they need?
I guess you can risk it and give it a different description but that's your callUpdate: I emailed them back and told them it is sodium nitrite used for curing meat. I feel like this isn't going to work.
binkleshpoo
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- Jan 23, 2026
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I ordered KN on clearnet and was also asked for additional information with some forms to fill. I just emailed them to return it to the sender. Am I going to get fined or something? I'm really worried about this financially. I don't have a lot of money or a job.Similar threads
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