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Re: Unidentified package - It's not rude to ask people if they o
rdered it for us, is it?
By: Gellchom Date: December 10, 2021, 3:51 pm
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I would call Amazon again and speak to a supervisor. Not to be
all entitled, but because often they have authority to do things
that line workers don't. And I would mention the changing story
that the first person gave you.
If all else failed, I would take them up on the option of their
sending thanks.
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Re: Unidentified package - It's not rude to ask people if they o
rdered it for us, is it?
By: DaDancingPsych Date: December 11, 2021, 5:22 am
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I wonder how Amazon would handle things if the package was
harassing? Unfortunately, there are people who would spend money
on "gifts" that would upset the recipient.
I might also take Amazon up on their offer, but within the thank
you mention that I didn't know who the person was and would love
to know. It's possible the sender doesn't realize what happened.
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Re: Unidentified package - It's not rude to ask people if they o
rdered it for us, is it?
By: gramma dishes Date: December 11, 2021, 9:43 am
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I can't even imagine this happening. It sounds like some sort
of scam but I can't figure out how it would work.
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Re: Unidentified package - It's not rude to ask people if they o
rdered it for us, is it?
By: SnappyLT Date: December 11, 2021, 1:11 pm
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Thank you to everyone who replied.
The mystery was solved last night (before I took action) when a
cousin emailed me that her Amazon account showed that the
present she ordered for us had been delivered earlier in the
day. My cousin said she wanted to be sure that we had found the
package.
I replied with a nice thank you and told her I would have
thanked her immediately, except that there was no indication who
the sender was!
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Re: Unidentified package - It's not rude to ask people if they o
rdered it for us, is it? Update #13
By: bopper Date: January 3, 2022, 4:49 pm
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If it is sent as a gift, you can "thank" them via amazon.
If not, I usually say "To whomever gifted me the wonderful
teapot, thank you!" on Facebook.
glad someone spoke up
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