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I received a parcel the other day which was signed for.
I did not buy this item.
I have not been charged for this on any cards.
There is no invoice in the package so know way of knowing who sent it.
The item is a BNIB 256gb iPhone 8 plus.
The only thing I have is the address of the logistics company.
What should I do?
Who was it addressed to ?
Contact the logistics company, there should be a parcel ID somewhere on it (barcode etc) they'll be able to track the sender from that.
Keeping it won't work, as eventually the IMEI will be blocked.
Who was it addressed to ?
cloned card scam gone wrong?
I'd want to know who sent me that and whu. Although I don't know if the courier company would be able to give you any info, data protection and all that.
I'd sell it.
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Very odd that it was addressed to you at your address.
Unsolicited goods innit......
Arguably. It's not "unsolicited goods" if it was sent to you by mistake.
Contact the logistics company, tell them they have 14 days to recover the package otherwise you will dispose of it. That should cover your back legally.
Cougar - Moderator
Unsolicited goods innit......
Arguably. It's not "unsolicited goods" if it was sent to you by mistake.
But if it's addressed to him, it would be.
Have you checked with your network provider it's not an upgrade?
Did you sign for it?
What would you do?
Contact the courier.
But if it's addressed to him, it would be.
If it's addressed to him intentionally then it's unsolicited goods.
If it's addressed to him by mistake then it is not.
Chances of someone thinking "that scholarsgate is a fine, upstanding member of society, I think I'll send them a new iPhone"? Nil. It's a mistake. Ergo it's not unsolicited goods.
The whole point of the unsolicited goods legislation is to protect consumers from companies sending out an iPhone on spec and then two weeks later sending an invoice for £800 because you haven't returned it. It's not so that you can get free shit.
Arguably. It's not "unsolicited goods" if it was sent to you by mistake.
Hence why I provided a link which explains just that and advice on what to do about it 
I would email the logistics company telling them it had been delivered to me and asking them to collect it. One email. One chance for them to sort it.
Turn it on. I reckon somebody will call straight away and set you off on some sort of epic quest. Regular updates please
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