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> http://www.cannabisculture.com/articles/3041.html
>
> Marijuana mail-order
> by Bianca Sind (29 Jul, 2003) Three Canadian companies
> offer buds for sale over the Internet.
>
> One sign of Canada's growing acceptance of cannabis is
> the increasing number of marijuana delivery services
> springing up across the country. These businesses
> offer nationwide access to fine buds through the magic
> of mail-order.
>
> Doobie Central
>
> Canada's oldest pot-selling website is Doobie Central.
> Now celebrating their two-year anniversary, Doobie
> Central offers half-ounces for $150 and ounces for
> $250, plus $10 for shipping. They accept cash only.
>
> Their website also offers rolling papers and t-shirts
> for sale as well as cannabis. As a further sign of
> their success, Doobie Central has even started
> offering "Doobie Points" with each purchase, which can
> be collected and cashed in for gift items.
>
> * Doobie Central: www.doobiecentral.com
> * Watch a Doobie Central interview on Pot-TV:
> www.pot-tv.net/archive/shows/pottvshowse-2018.html
>
> Marijuana Home Delivery
>
> The Canadian Marijuana Party sells "therapeutic
> marijuana" through their website at
> marijuanahomedelivery.ca. The site declares that their
> goal is to "provide service to those communities and
> individuals unable to access Canada's established
> compassion clubs."
>
> Their procedure requires clients to become a member
> before placing an order. Membership requirments
> include a doctor's letter or sworn declaration that
> the client suffers from a medical condition treatable
> by cannabis. They accept checks and money orders only.
>
> Marijuana Home Delivery offers a 2 gram trial for $30,
> and 10 grams for $120.
>
> * Marijuana Home Delivery:
> www.marijuanahomedelivery.ca
> * Marijuana Home Delivery in the media:
> www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v03/n210/a07.html
>
> Bud Buddy
>
> A new online pot dealer is Bud Buddy, which recently
> starting advertising on the Cannabis Culture website.
> Based in Vancouver, Bud Buddy offers 3 grams for $45
> and half ounces for $140, shipping included. They
> accept cash only.
>
> Bud Buddy doesn't require a doctor's note or sworn
> declaration, but their order form does include simple
> checkboxes for buyers to declare their use to be
> medicinal, with the broad range of ailments including
> PMS, insomnia and anxiety.
>
> All of these sites state firmly that they only ship
> their buds within Canada, and that orders from the USA
> or other countries will not be filled.
>
> These three services have a good reputation for
> filling their orders and delivering high-quality
> ganja. Undoubtedly these are the first of what will be
> a quickly expanding segment of Canada's cannabis
> economy.
>
> * Bud Buddy: www.budbuddy.biz
>