OK, here's what you do...
1. Go to a CVS or Walmart or wherever, and buy a Visa or MasterCard gift card. Pay in cash. The gift card is the card that you will use when ordering the vibrator.
2. However, even if you order, you still have to provide a name, I think. At least for shipping purposes, so
3. Consider having the vibrator sent to a friend's home or someone close to you who would be cool with what you want to do...
ANOTHER thing that you can do is literally go to an adult store, shop right there for one, and pay in cash.
NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM AMAZON... It will stay on your record forever and may popup whenever you are shopping there again - like perhaps with your mother looking at the screen shopping with you.
If you are going to buy the Hitachi Magic Wand online, consider Adam and Eve - they are discreet.
That said, really, the best thing is to go to an adult store and pay in cash. That is what I did in 1992 when my cousin and I went shopping for my "special Christmas present" for her because she needed a vibrator. She was VERY grateful.
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If you really want some additional privacy, consider getting a private sector mail box. These are mailboxes like at a FedEx store or something. These provide you with a nice safe address for your mail AND PACKAGES to go to no matter how they are shipped. You may even be able to provide "additional names" for people to receive at that mailbox. For instance, you likely will have to give your real name, but you can also add a faux name like Jane Smith. Then, when you buy the vibrator with the debit gift card, you use Jane Smith as the recipient.
Check out if there’s an adult store close to you with a decent reputation (Google). Take a friend if you don’t dare to go alone. There will be most likely knowledgeable people in there that can help you. Put a ‘going to the obgyn’ attitude on, as you can find a male shop clerk that knows more about clits and their preferences than yourself, next to very knowing ladies.
Pay in good old cash.
Or a prepaid gift card you bought in a shop and in-shop delivery after you created your own online account with your own email.
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What's Your Opinion? Sign Up Now!If you order it from a company which specializes in sex toys the will ship it discreetly and the transaction will be billed equally discreetly. The Hitachi is NOT quiet. If silence is important, keep some (loud) music playing in your room.
I have a Hitachi in my ladies tool kit which has been named "Big Vic." "Vic" is a powerful tool which has caused women much older than you begging to stop, and begging to continue... simultaneously. Use caution with this device as it can desensitize you.
They are easy to get. You can buy them for cash at many stores. You can order them and have them delivered to a locker at many places. For instance, Rite Aid near me has Amazon lockers where you have the package sent and can go pick it up by using the code they send you. You can have a friend (of either sex) buy one for you.
The bigger problem is how do you keep it hidden? The magic wand is not easy to hide.
Walmart and some drug stores sell vibrators. You may find what you want that way. You can't buy anything on the internet anonymously without risking some sort of legal backlash. In any case it is incredibly difficult to be anonymous that way. But if you have an amazon account you can have something like that delivered to an Amazon locker and they will send you a code and you go there and open the locker and take your purchase home with you.
CASH!!!
there's also a lot of guys who would gladly mail you one for minimal of payment
Go to a sex shop in another town Bring cash,
Don’t do it and you don’t think that they’re not going to stumble in your bedroom cleaning or putting something away and not find it?
I've heard Walmart sells vibrators, so if that's true than use self check out. Or ask a friend to buy it for you.
You can go to an adult store and pay cash for it. Nothing goes on your card, nothing gets delivered and there's no evidence that you bought it
My sister had the same problem when she was younger. My sister wanted a sex toy but she was to young to buy one and get one so one day she ask me to buy her one cause I was old enough to go in a sex shop and get one for her. It was a little awkward getting her one but she already know what she wanted showing me a picture of what she wanted and I though it was better than having with some guy. My answer get a friend or a older sibling buy you one if they are willing and keeping it discreet.
Get a prepaid card from Walmart or somewhere else. Go online and order your toys and then have it delivered at a friends address -
Not trying to sound perverted on this next part but hell. If you don't have any friends you can trust you could use my address if you are near by. I'd let you know once they arrive.
In the UK you can have sex toys delivered from Amazon to a Amazon locker for discreat delivery. In fact, I am going to pick up my new prostate massager today.
If they don't have access to your Amazon account, they won't know. They'll know you bought something from Amazon, but not what. As for knowing what it is when delivered, that's only possible if they open it instead you. Sex toys are shipped discreetly.
You can delete your purchase history on Amazon. Pull up your orders and there is a tab that you can open to delete.
Can you go into a store and buy it? That's the easiest way. Anything you order will have a credit card tied to it and of course be delivered.
you have to be careful
if you order it from a website from abroad
it has to say the contents to get through customs
dont be embarrased
just enjoy
80% of them automaticly come descreetly wrapped
Send a money order
They are often very discrete with things like that, both on your credit card and shipping the package. Nobody is likely to know what it is but you if they don't open it.
But if you don't want to risk it, maybe there's a sex shop somewhere near you? Or someone else can order it for you, like a friend?
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