Unlikely. The packages are being sent to her because the fraudster sellers don't want to bother with them. The value of the shoes is likely not worth her time

Unlikely. The packages are being sent to her because the fraudster sellers don't want to bother with them. The value of the shoes is likely not worth her time (else it would've been worth the seller's time -- the margins here are not huge). And to make matters worse, she's being charged for the shipping: > She says couriers have also abandoned packages on her porch, denying her the opportunity to refuse them. It has also resulted in more than $300 worth of Collect-on-Delivery (COD) customs charges from the United Parcel Service (UPS). The bills are mailed to her by the delivery company.