I just got 2 packages from Amazon I didn't order. The problem is that is my address but another person's name. I will ask my neighbors their last name... if it is not theirs I will have yo contact Amazon
@Islaxpreppy Says:
I just got a $35 keyboard from this scam and it’s works amazing the name for the order was goblin king
@aliciamonroe615 Says:
Good to know ! If it happens, I'll just think I got lucky. Great ifo !
@avoice4thevoiceless916 Says:
Not only did it tell us nothing, he started saying "have you ever bought a crappy item with great reviews" and then he ends by saying these items will mysteriously come to you without ordering them. I really like this guy but this was....well....what we expect from the left, changing the story mid sentence and leaving you confused.
@rosetx1023 Says:
One day I got a good sized box from Home Depot that I didn't order. Opened it and only thing inside was one, small bolt.? I tried contacting Home Depot about it but they didn't know anything about it. Posted it on a few lists and the best reply I got said it was a scam. Scammers send small items to customers who have a credit card online with places like Home Depot, Walmart, etc. to check if the address is valid and the item is not returned. Then they sell your address and credit card to other scammers to use your identity and card to charge items to your card. Multiple scammers make it harder to trace the crooks involved.
@barnabyjones8333 Says:
I believe anything you get in the US mail that you didn't order is, in essence, a free gift.
Please correct me if this has changed.
@bunberrier Says:
Look at the other things some of the "reviewers" have reviewed and purchased to see if they look lik actual people who shop there
@jackfrost3789 Says:
Jeff wants to lick my balls.......um....no .
@38cal.36 Says:
Government does 0
@rodneyarmstrong3813 Says:
I never buy Amazon
@Jewelmind Says:
Yes, lots of garbage on Amazon
@LtDan-lj7oj Says:
I've NEVER given Besos a red cent, AND I NEVER WILL!!!
@Sugarfaerie Says:
Yeah, Roman, I don't understand. This short wasn't exactly clear on the scam part; are they waiting for you to try to pay for the item or return it, or are the earbuds spying on us, or what is the scam exactly?
@connieschultz2027 Says:
What’s the purpose of the scam? Maybe it needs to be reported or returned?
@AnyaSF415 Says:
Am i slow or, was the scam itself not even mentioned.... 😂😂😂😂
@b1121 Says:
The scam is someone will buy the product and leave a positive review while the product gets sent to you as a gift. This considered as a cost of doing business for the seller. It’s about getting all that positive reviews on Amazon.
@SurvivenTerry Says:
Amazon is such a phoney company that just loves stealing your money. Also dont use free packages they have viruses and malware...just sell it to china 🇨🇳 they can use more fake things.
@RedCloude Says:
This is why I avoid products that have way too many 5 stars and no 1 stars. I prefer to first see if there is a wide range of reviews, such as a bunch of 4 stars and 3 stars real people that want to give honest opinions on a product they give 3 or 4 stars rather 5 stars. Second, read the reviews. You don't have read all of them, just a few of the five stars, the 4 stars, as well as the 3 2 and yes, even the 1 stars. You get a better understanding of the product and what to expect when you get it. Last, don't buy it right away, save and wait. Come back to it in a week or a month and take a look and see if there's any changes. If the product reviews didn't change much, then there something wrong, but if there are new reviews, then read them and finally come to the conclusion that if you really want or need this product. Remember, the need outweighs the wants. If you don't need the product, then don't buy. If you want it and have the spare money to buy, then go ahead.
@shlrlaborben8934 Says:
❤ CHEAP AKA: POSSIBLE SPY WEAR??
@wilhelmtaylor9863 Says:
Don't put those "cheap ear buds" into your ear canal until you have boiled them in water for 10 minutes. Then throw them out.
@matthewsalmon2013 Says:
"Don't get scammed" means don't always believe the reviews, especially on cheap items.
@susanh326 Says:
My neighbor kept getting Covid tests amd she couldn't shut it down!
@catherinewilliams6384 Says:
We received an Anazon package containing 3 gallon bottles of Soy sauce; we did not order it. Called Amazon and they noted, said we could keep product. Promptly drove it yo neighborhood Chinese restaurant as there was no way our small family could use this much soy sauce. How does Amazon recover this loss?
@ce7857 Says:
How the scam works: Manufacturer of cheap nature-destroying junk product buys its own product multiple time on Amazon or such site, then sends it to random addresses (usually obtained from identity theft lists). Now the manufacturer can give his polluting crap product 5 star ratings from multiple accounts linked to different addresses.
@Tempestan Says:
Okie so, what is the scam exactly? Seriously, if unknown electronics or any packages show up unordered to you, do not plug them into your devices. That would be common sense, but I want to know what is the "brushing scam".
@JasPricester Says:
If you receive any electronic devices, even a cord, DO NOT plug it in. Scammers have been known now to load nefarious software onto them! These things have even been found at gas stations and cheap stores.
@rohtati1020 Says:
What *if* those "earphones" or any alike items are some kind of transmitters like the "weather" balloons they were sending to us⁉️🤯😳😅
@reallue Says:
I still don't understand, did he say they are sending you something for free in exchange for reviewing it?
@arashghasemi Says:
It has never happened to me and will never happen. Because I use eBay 😉
@316bonnie1 Says:
Yep, I got a 2"x 2" SPONGE 😂 a couple of years back
@Sweyin420 Says:
Sooo what's the scam?
@sterlingmarshel6299 Says:
and here is the beautiful thing - FREE RETURNS
@skalet66a Says:
🤔 Told us absolutely nothing about anything 🙃
@creusfitness Says:
this post in very confusing
@luckyduck6921 Says:
So now I can't trust product reviews?
@gregwilde1647 Says:
Keep it up man, 👍
@SteveWhiteDallas Says:
This makes no sense. It started with an item you bought that is a piece of crap. Then it is a "random thing that you got in the mail." Then it's a gift. Then it's a mysterious package. WTF?
@Leoji67 Says:
But you're not being clear on the actual scam? How are they scamming people?
@michealdoor7035 Says:
I've never bought anything from Amazon. Id probably just gove it away if it had Amazon on it.
@wolfgane1766 Says:
I always go to the negative reviews, if they're saying the same thing, i dont order it
@joey_bonin Says:
I won't do business with any company owned by Bezos.
@darlafoster9553 Says:
What?
@jonathanmurdock999 Says:
I don't want any wireless earbuds after watching davos explain how they will be used
@TheRealJBMcMunn Says:
One thing I learned about Temu is that they send you garbage but if you decide to return it for a refund they'll refund your money and tell you not to return it. Why pay return postage for a $15 POS? So you get free garbage! 😅
@BA-gn3qb Says:
So many Amazon reviews have fake names and misspelled words. All on the same day too.
Obvious scammers
@Wetsloppytomatoes Says:
I’d honestly sell it or toss it in the garbage
@owenmeany6482 Says:
So confused
@myzta529 Says:
China is at war in with the UNITED STATES, they’re using unrestricted warfare! Just like drug warfare they give drugs and chemicals to cartels to kill Americans, economic warfare, grey zone warfare, diplomatic warfare but ofc we got a weak president that’s not in control making decisions that wasn’t even his but one of his aid.
@fredflintstone8048 Says:
For what it's worth I've been using Amazon for a couple of decades now and leaving reviews. Often when I try to leave a negative review, and I always explain in detail why it's negative, Amazon won't post it. They'll send me an email telling me there was something wrong with my review and as such won't post it.
My advice, take the reviews with a grain of salt. If a product seems too inexpensive there's a reason for it.
@memphisartguy2 Says:
USPS still can get shyt right out here in BFE, as losing a one of a kind $300 ethernet card for a retro system still stings to this day. Under stand the Post Master also doesn't have to follow the constitution and thus can conduct warrantless searchers of ones home.
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