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Permalink Reply by REM
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Something arrived this morning at my post office at 459am and now says out for delivery at 737am which means they have finished sorting all scannable items. FYI I worked at USPS for 32 years and just retired.
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Permalink Reply by Jason H
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What ended up happening? Mi package was handed off to USPS from DHL and is set to be "delivered" tomorrow. Im curious how to fight with the bank if its marked as delivered. I would need to get the gps coordinates from usps and they may or may not give me this info depending on the worker.
We were out of town while all of this was going on.. back home finally and I'm going to the post office tomorrow to see what can be done and that i refuse delivery if it even reaches my home
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Permalink Reply by John
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I wrote another post further down where I explained fedex was due to deliver to me yesterday so was waiting for them to deliver yesterday. I get a message come from saying they had delivered. I looked at the photo proof and it was definitely not my house!
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Permalink Reply by Mikhell
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Guys - we need to accept this is scam/fraud. Nothing will get delivered. I hope you all reached out to shop/shopify to try to block them.
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I appreciate that info but my situation is different with it handed off to usps instead of FedEx. No picture proof
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USPS can tell you the actual address it was delivered to. That doesn't show on the tracking but they can see it if you ask at the post office (ask for the postmaster, if necessary).
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I asked just now. My post office is weird. Certain workers think they know everything but when I showed them text messages of package progress, they blurt out its a scam because usps doesn't send text messages haha... they dont know whats available to customers. We have fought with them with many aspects of service over the last 5 years. They are a headache but way better to deal with them than the lines up in Chicago
Anyways, the post master stated its going to a different address in town but he can't tell me which address because of privacy concerns. Instead, I had them write up on letterhead this was a scam and is not being delivered to my address. Hopefully thats enough to satisfy the bank.
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Mine is due to arrive today which is physically impossible.
It's coming from Orem, Utah - even though it was supposed to be UK only.
No, do not accept the package. If you suspect a package is fraudulent, refusing delivery is the safest course of action. Accepting or signing for it can unintentionally entangle you in criminal activity, such as a parcel mule scam or an identity theft scheme.What to Do- Refuse delivery: Tell the courier you do not recognize the parcel and refuse to accept it so it goes back to the sender.
- Do not open it: If a package is mistakenly left on your doorstep, do not open it. Citizens Advice recommends checking with your household or contacting the retailer if a name is visible.
- Report unsolicited mail: If the package is addressed to you but you didn't order it (a common "brushing" scam used to post fake reviews), you can report the issue directly to Citizens Advice or use the Action Fraud reporting tool.
- Watch out for return scams: Do not hand misdelivered parcels to anyone who knocks on your door claiming they dropped it off at the wrong house and want it back. Verify with the delivery company first.
- Notify your bank: If you are worried the delivery is linked to an unexpected charge, check your bank accounts immediately for any unauthorized activity.
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My package has been "DELIVERED". Obviously it's a scam.
Nothing was delivered. Fedex even issued a Residential Delivery receipt.
It looks like a US SCAMMER who might be using local services to send something to himself using faked address details.
See attached.Fedex_Shipping_document.pdf
Additionally - you can't report it to Shopify as undelivered as "the order was created less than 30 days ago"
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