Amazon brushing?

[Mr-B]

I received a package today, about the size of an oversized A4 cardboard envelope, correct address but a name I didn't recognise. Pushed through the letterbox, no knock at the door, no photo of me holding the package. Opened it obviously It was a couple of smallish photo albums. Checked my purchase history and nothing showing on there and as the name was wrong I assume no-one I know has sent me a gift.

Has the hallmarks of the brushing scam, should I be worried? Or should I wrap up one fo the albums and give my sister a bonus xmas prezzie?

[Dog Biscuit]

Keep item
contact amazon
change password

That seems to be the advised approach

[Mr-B]

Dog Biscuit said:

Keep item
contact amazon
change password

That seems to be the advised approach

Will do that.

[Dog Biscuit]

Mr-B said:

Dog Biscuit said:

Keep item
contact amazon
change password

That seems to be the advised approach

Will do that.

Shame it wasn't something a bit more interesting, rather than photo albums

[The Gauge]

Show us the photos

[Badda]

Had the same recently. The label had just come off another parcel onto it. Are you missing any deliveries?

[CanAm]

Slightly O/T, I had an expected delivery from one of the well known motoring bookshops; inside was the paperback that I ordered, with the added bonus of a very expensive (£500+) leatherbound collectors item. Two delivery slips had stuck together with mine on top and that for a gentleman in Singapore underneath. I was overcome with honesty and returned it to the shop; I didn't even get a letter an acknowledgement from them and have never bought anything from them since.

[Mr-B]

Badda said:

Had the same recently. The label had just come off another parcel onto it. Are you missing any deliveries?

No odd labeling on this one, not missing any deliveries either.

[JoshSm]

If it doesnt have your name on then they didn't have proper details, they just used a random address.

You could check your account but I would assume it has nothing to do with it.

The other option is someone did a real order and got the address details wrong.