FakeYourDrank holiday shipping schedule
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FakeYourDrank posted their holiday shipping schedule for the end of the year, and I'm summarizing it here because it affects order timing for anyone planning autumn or winter purchases of a fake id. I'm writing this in mid-July but the schedule covers the October-January window.
According to the notice on their site: they will continue accepting orders through the holiday period but have posted specific blackout dates for production. The first blackout is a four-day window around the US Thanksgiving holiday in late November. During this period, orders placed will not enter production until the following week. Orders already in production before the blackout window will continue; only new production starts are paused.
A second production pause is scheduled for the Christmas-New Year window — approximately five days covering December 24 through January 1. Same policy: existing production continues, new production starts after January 2nd.
These production pauses compound with transit time. If you place an order that enters the production queue during or just before a blackout window, the total order-to-delivery timeline extends by the blackout duration plus normal transit time. If you're planning an order that needs to arrive by a specific date in December or January, working backwards from the holiday schedule gives you a realistic order deadline for your scannable id.
The carrier-side holiday slowdown is separate from FakeYourDrank's production schedule. Major US carriers run significantly higher package volumes from mid-November through early January, and domestic delivery times increase even for packages that ship normally. International transit is similarly affected at both the origin and destination ends. Building an additional week into transit estimates for packages shipping or arriving during the November-January window is a reasonable precaution regardless of what specific dates a vendor posts.
If your order isn't time-sensitive, the holiday period doesn't require any change in how you approach ordering your novelty id. If timing matters, plan early.