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About mystery packages arriving for DP

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whereiscaroline · 19/11/2017 11:54

Posted about this before, but under a name change and can't find original thread. DP has been receiving parcels from Amazon, which neither of us have ordered. All bank statements checked, and Amazon say that these are being paid for by a gift card, but can't say who's sending them.

In the past he has received some charging leads, some other cables which we had no idea what they were for, and the weirdest one yet, a baseball cap with integrated hidden camera (!!!).

There's been no parcels received for a couple of months, until today, when these came. Another strange cable, and an MP3 player in a box with a weird poem. This is driving us CRAZY! Who is sending these things and WHY?! Grin

AIBU to ask for your ideas to solve this mystery, Mumsnetters?!

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DJBaggySmalls · 19/11/2017 11:57

I dont want to be that person, but I'd tell Amazon to quit sending anything that cant be traced back to a name and address, in case he has a stalker.

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GlitteryFluff · 19/11/2017 12:03

How weird!
I'd contact Amazon, explain and see if they can put a stop to any orders not sent by yourselves.

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Heratnumber7 · 19/11/2017 12:05

Do you have children? Could someone be accidentally ordering things you’ve looked at on Amazon but not bought?

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Heratnumber7 · 19/11/2017 12:06

Or could be that your data has got mixed up with someone with similar details, who is wondering where the hell all his stuff is.
It happens.

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IWannaSeeHowItEnds · 19/11/2017 12:10

I agree that you should tell amazon not to deliver this stuff anymore and send it straight back.
If you were thinking it is a stalker, could you get the police involved - they would have more pressure to apply to amazon to reveal the source.

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WishingOnABar · 19/11/2017 12:11

Is dp a spy? Grin

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IWannaSeeHowItEnds · 19/11/2017 12:11

There can't be millions of people ordering baseball caps with integrated cameras - amazon coyld find out who is ordering this stuff if they really wanted to.

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SnipSnipMrBurgess · 19/11/2017 12:13

Amazon can't put a block on orders being delivered to your house if the orders are not placed on your account.

If they are able to trace the order they can walk the gift sender and tell them to contact you as there seems to be an issue with the deliveries.

But they can't give you info on the gift sender due to data protection so of you want that info you will have to go to the police who can request it. Amazon have a department who deals with police requests.

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rollingonariver · 19/11/2017 12:13

Change your password on your account for one. If they keep coming then maybe tell amazon to stop sending anything that isn’t ordered from your account?

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RavenBlack · 19/11/2017 12:14

There's obviously been a mixup. As a pp said, the delivery details have got muddled.

We get people trying to deliver flowers and parcels to our address 3 Riverbank, Stourport-on-Severn, when it should be 3 River's Bank, Astley Cross - 1.5 miles down the Road.

(not my real address obvs!)

Grab the postie/delivery person next time and say 'it's not ours; send it back!'

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NC4now · 19/11/2017 12:14

This is totally intriguing- I have no idea what’s going on though!

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SnipSnipMrBurgess · 19/11/2017 12:15

Also fecpecu is the manufacturer of the mp3 and that's a poem they put in the box with orders. Someone didn't type that up specifically for your DH.

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SoupDragon · 19/11/2017 12:18

amazon coyld find out who is ordering this stuff if they really wanted to.

Yes, they can. What they can't do is tell the OP.

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noblegiraffe · 19/11/2017 12:19

It's possible that someone who has sent you something through amazon before has accidentally set your address as default. Could you post on Facebook asking?

But then they wouldn't always be paying by gift card and surely they'd be wondering where their stalker baseball cap was?

How very odd.

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IsItThursdayYet · 19/11/2017 12:21

My sister received a mystery Amazon parcel and returned it with no problems. If you think it's been sent in error it's probably best to do that otherwise someone somewhere is out of pocket.

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NeedsAsockamnesty · 19/11/2017 12:23

I get orders for someone who lives in the next village all the bloody time it’s very tedious, could it be some5ing like that?

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Iooselipssinkships · 19/11/2017 12:24

Did you post about DP getting spyware before?

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diddl · 19/11/2017 12:26

Why don't you just send stuff back if neither of you have ordered anything?

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deepestdarkestperu · 19/11/2017 12:29

Just send it back. Why do you keep accepting it all?

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WellThisIsShit · 19/11/2017 12:30

Weird. Photo it all and return to Amazon? That way the person knows their weird parcels are being rejected...

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PolkaDottyRose · 19/11/2017 12:32

Does he have a public wish list on Amazon? people v
can order from that I think.

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Chrys2017 · 19/11/2017 12:33

It's not being sent to the wrong address if it has OPs partner's name and address on it!

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QuestionableMouse · 19/11/2017 12:33

Who's name is on the parcels?

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CaoNiMa · 19/11/2017 12:34

I have that Ruizu MP3 player from China. It’s rubbish!

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JetCityWoman · 19/11/2017 12:34

just a thought, did you or your DH ever sign up to review items on amazon and forget?

I know a few people who accept weird and random gifts from amazon in exchange of a review. Often its through amazon marketplace not amazon direct. The use of the gift card would also hide who was buying it and make the purchase look legitimate rather than a gift for the amazon review with the 'verified purchase' label put on the top.

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