Almost every day, Anca Nitu comes home from work to find an Amazon package she did not order at her doorstep.
For the past two months, Nitu says she’s received more than 50 parcels containing women’s shoes. They were sent by people across North America who intended to return them to the Amazon seller, with each box containing a return authorization slip to her address.
She says couriers have also abandoned packages on her porch, denying her the opportunity to refuse them. It has also resulted in more than $300 worth of Connect-on-Delivery (COD) customs charges from the United Postal Service (UPS). The bills
