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HANDBOOK OF THE BRITISH CONTRABAND SMUGGLER
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PART_2 TRICKS OF THE TRADE
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BY THE ELUSIVE MR.CHEUNG
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Before you can just go off and smuggle you have to know the odds against
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you and how to minimise the risk of being caught. No matter what it is you're
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going to smuggle you have to take the precautions outlined here. For reasons un-
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known to yourself you may have become a suspect person and at airports may be
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under surveillance. The following are some useful methods to protect yourself.
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1. Hold all sensitive conversations with contacts, etc. outside in the open air
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since this will reduce the effect of pickups.
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2. Carry a radio spectrum monitor in your pocket so you can detect RF body bugs.
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[Such a device can be bought mail-order from Dektor Corp in Savannah, Georgia in
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the USA]
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3. Carry an audio noise jammer to protect you from audio surveillance transmitt-
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ers. [Can be bought from Tactronix Corp in Palo Alto, California in the USA].
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4. Get hold of a radio frequency scanner. These are around 100-200 quid in the
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UK and are very handy. You can listen in on airport, harbourport customs men at
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work and know what's going down and may help you to know if you're a suspect.
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Get one that has a wide continuous frequency range 30MHz-1GHz would be ideal
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though probably far too expensive (or just get a Tandy model). These do ofcourse
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have many other uses beyond smuggling. You will need to build up a list of what
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frequencies are being used for what. Do this by getting into a neutral part of
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the port or airport (such as the plane spotters balcony at Heathrow) and then
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use the scan facility to find conversations. Work out who's talking to who and
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keep doing this till you have a fairly good idea of what's going on where and
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how).
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5. It's a good idea to do a test run where you simply test your plan without
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running any contraband. In unusual locations it may bring to light many things
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you had previously miscalculated or overlooked.
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6. When you start smuggling start small. Smugglers tend to get caught because
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they are too successful and let it go to their heads - stay small for at least
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five runs with fairly mild wares (Rolexes, jeans, etc.) and stick to friendly
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countries.
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7. Remember the cliche, 'if you want it done right, do it yourself' - many a
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smuggler has been let down by 'associates'.
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8. Dope smuggling is a short term business. Prisons are overflowing with dopers
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with egos too big for their own good. Many of these large-scale smugglers get
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caught because they believe they are invincible.
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9. Never introduce anyone to your foreign connections.
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10.Never use the payphones at airports or your home phone for business - never.
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11.Bear in mind that 10 per cent of all drug smugglers get caught whilst only
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about .01 per cent of other types of smugglers get caught.
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12.If you intend to make smuggling your living you should be sure to blend in
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with the surroundings.
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13.Never trust anyone. Remember that snouts claim they can do anything, which is
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always a lie.
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14.Have a company for your operations. Get a post office box and a phone answer
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service away from where you live or use a divertor.
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15.Make up good-looking business cards, wear good clothes, a suit and expensive
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jewellery. People will want to see that you are a success and this will give
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them greater confidence in you. AMEX gold is always a good indicator.
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16.Customs officials look out for people who use cash to pay for airline tickets
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and hotels. It's best to use credit cards.
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17.Remember that if you're not carrying something really heavy like drugs then
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in most cases you'll just get a slap on the wrist. Watches etc. are examples of
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this.
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18.Most customs busting teams are looking out for big time smugglers and won't
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know a Timex from a Rolex.
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19.Folkestone has got to be the simplest method of getting in and out to the
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continent. Take the ferry.
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20.Dover is still preferable to Heathrow and Gatwick.
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It's a good idea to have a legitimate cash-orieented business front to launder
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the proceeds through such as a restaurant. Also it might be an idea to keep the
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proceeds offshore (maybe Jersey or Guernsey) where taxes are low or non-existant
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and they couldn't give a damn what you declare to the British government. When
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you want to move funds to these places you simply smuggle it through in liquid
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form such as gems (if you know what you're up to - article on gem smuggling is
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coming later). By setting up an offshore company in the country and paying two
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nominee shareholders in the country you can draw on the funds as company assets.
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These sorts of money laundering and 'what to do with the cash' methods will be
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explained in greater detail in future parts of this handbook available from any
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PBDN bulletin board.
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Many people build up smuggling operations only to be caught out by their own
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lack of security over who joins. If you stay small in numbers and cautious from
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start to finish you are more than likely to remain a success.
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PART_3 WHAT TO SMUGGLE AND TO WHERE
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A MEGA-ANCHOVY PRODUCTION - AVAILABLE FROM MEGA-ANCHOVY BBS II - PART OF [PBDN].
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