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I discovered that when you receive a random Amazon package sent to your home, it’s a scam for the product. From what I’ve read and been told by people, it’s a
by someonehere 7y ago
I discovered that when you receive a random Amazon package sent to your home, it’s a scam for the product.
From what I’ve read and been told by people, it’s a seller from Amazon shipping you their product using a gift card. They create an account using your info (not sure how they get it, maybe public info web sites), ship you their product and pay for it with a gift card. They then create a review of the product you received as you. It’s then considered a verified buyer of the product. So it’s essentially buying reviews.
It’s happened to a few of my friends.