How to Handle an Amazon Package That Isn't Yours?

Learn what steps to take if you receive an Amazon package that isn't yours, from reporting to donating.

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First, verify the label and ensure it's not intended for you. If not yours, contact Amazon customer service via their website or app to report the mistake. They'll guide you on what to do next, often arranging a free return. Do not open the package, as it may be illegal. If Amazon doesn't require it back, consider donating it. Stay honest and follow guidelines to avoid potential legal issues. Ensure your own delivery details are updated to prevent similar issues in the future.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I check first when I receive an Amazon package that isn't for me? First, verify the label on the package to ensure it's not intended for you or your address.
  2. How do I report a wrong Amazon package? Contact Amazon customer service through their website or app to report the mistake. They will provide instructions on what to do next.
  3. Is it legal to open a package that isn't mine? No, opening a package that is not addressed to you can be illegal. It's best to leave it unopened.
  4. What can I do if Amazon doesn't ask for the package back? If Amazon does not require the package to be returned, consider donating it to a local charity or organization.

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