Caught neighbor using my address to get packages/money from men off dating sites

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The year is young so many people will top this but, so far, this is the dumbest post of the year.

You're clearly someone who abuses other people's mailbox. We get you scammer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can do return to sender, note the wrong address. If you don't pick things up then the creeps will have your address and think it's correct.

Using return to sender will not fix the problem of the scammy/criminal neighbor.

What's the scam? Explain it to me like I'm five.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh the trolling.

My neighbors have experienced strangers having mail delivered to their mailboxes in the last few years. It's an issue.

[Anonymous]

A lot of drama and OP fantasy for ONE misdelivered packages

[Anonymous]

Just charge the neighbor an address rental fee, and if some suitor comes knocking, give the real address..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can do return to sender, note the wrong address. If you don't pick things up then the creeps will have your address and think it's correct.

Using return to sender will not fix the problem of the scammy/criminal neighbor.

What's the scam? Explain it to me like I'm five.

Using someone else's mailbox is illegal. Also she's using different names to receive god knows what. It's highly likely she's involved in illegal activity. You're a weirdo if you are trying to insinuate that what she's doing is legal. It isn't legal to use someone else's mailbox as your own.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can do return to sender, note the wrong address. If you don't pick things up then the creeps will have your address and think it's correct.

Using return to sender will not fix the problem of the scammy/criminal neighbor.

What's the scam? Explain it to me like I'm five.

Using someone else's mailbox is illegal. Also she's using different names to receive god knows what. It's highly likely she's involved in illegal activity. You're a weirdo if you are trying to insinuate that what she's doing is legal. It isn't legal to use someone else's mailbox as your own.

You still haven't said what the scam is. What's the scam, exactly?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, just ask the post office to hold all your mail. Then go and collect your mail, once a week. That way you can use/sell/trash/donate/return the stuff that is coming to her on your address.

This is actually a great idea but what if the offender sends a package through UPS or Fedex?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, just ask the post office to hold all your mail. Then go and collect your mail, once a week. That way you can use/sell/trash/donate/return the stuff that is coming to her on your address.

This is actually a great idea but what if the offender sends a package through UPS or Fedex?

UPS and FedEx both have hold options too. Such a great plan

[Anonymous]

I'm not surprised there is a poster here implying this is no big deal. I have no doubt it is a parent who used someone else's address to get their kid in the school they wanted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can do return to sender, note the wrong address. If you don't pick things up then the creeps will have your address and think it's correct.

Using return to sender will not fix the problem of the scammy/criminal neighbor.

What's the scam? Explain it to me like I'm five.

Using someone else's mailbox is illegal. Also she's using different names to receive god knows what. It's highly likely she's involved in illegal activity. You're a weirdo if you are trying to insinuate that what she's doing is legal. It isn't legal to use someone else's mailbox as your own.

You still haven't said what the scam is. What's the scam, exactly?

None of us know exactly what her scam. Is there something wrong with you?

[Anonymous]

This seems weird. What neighborhood do you live in? I'm in an upper class neighborhood and have never encountered an issue such as this.