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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge A woman in British Columbia, Canada, has received over 50 Amazon packages that she's never asked for, as reported by CBC. As a result of getting these shipments, which she hasn't had the chance to refuse upon arrival, the United Parcel Service (UPS) has sent her customs bills for more than $300. "They keep coming and it just doesn't end," Anca Nitu said to CBC. Nitu told the news outlet that it's somehow tied to her own Amazon account one that she said has been sitting dormant. Amazon told CBC in a written statement that Nitu's case has been addressed and "corrective action" is being taken. The company advises anyone receiving packages unexpectedly to report it using the Report Unwanted Package form online. This isn't the same glitch. Continue reading… ....
A woman in Canada has been receiving daily deliveries from Amazon for the last two months, even though she didn't order anything. So what's going on? ....