has anyone advice for moving burnt cds (personnal copies,about a thousand) through airport security...is this something thats viable...

what are the laws and where would i stand...

any experienced people in this....

remember, my own scribbled on and scratched cds but copies nevertheless....

any help would be great as i will not risk losing my records...

thanks.

 

new lp sounds too smooth.

what ... does it matter .. what .. i still dont get it ... explain to me what you want explained... wait... does that make since :/

If their copies, Then you'd probably get arrested if caught because security would think your smuggling them into the country

copy CD's are infact illegal - so go figure hehe

I'm certain it wouldn't be allowed if they contain music or movies.

i think i had some burnt cd's with me last summer when i went to belgium, but no one said anythig... :/

i think i had some burnt cd's with me last summer when i went to belgium' date=' but no one said anythig... :/[/quote']

 

but not 1000 like this guy/girl :lol:

Oh I dunno such an odd question

well, 1000 could be a little tricky to manage across the border... :uneasy:

Yeah exactly

And if their all in a suitcase, It has to be the correct weight/size blah blah blah too

has anyone advice for moving burnt cds (personnal copies,about a thousand) through airport security...is this something thats viable...

what are the laws and where would i stand...

any experienced people in this....

remember, my own scribbled on and scratched cds but copies nevertheless....

any help would be great as i will not risk losing my records...

thanks.

 

new lp sounds too smooth.

 

They can't charge you unless you can't prove you have the originals. Remember burning copies of CDs for personal use from the originals is not illegal as long as you own the original ;)

I wouldnt trust Ian.

 

Hide it in your ass. All of it.