What do you think about the fact that many places in Japan have received seed packages from China Post?

At the end of July 2020, people in many places in Japan received express delivery from China Post, but the items in the express delivery were not purchased by them themselves.

According to a woman in Tokyo, she received a courier at her home. The outer package stated that the mailed item was a ring, but the woman had never purchased a ring online. Then she opened the package and saw a number of black seeds inside. Seeing these strange seeds, she felt a little uneasy and checked the detailed information on the express delivery bill. It said China Post, the shipping address was Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China, and there was also a contact number. Later, this strange express delivery was sent to the relevant local department to verify the situation. The staff contacted the phone number on the express delivery form, but was told that there was no such sender and they did not know about this express delivery.

After identification by local agricultural experts, these seeds should be vegetable seeds. This incident slowly spread on the Internet, and subsequently more and more Japanese netizens claimed that they had received similar strange packages, and more and more inquiries about receiving seeds were received from various parts of Japan. The relevant local epidemic prevention station in Japan issued a notice to the Japanese people on July 31. Once you receive seeds mailed from abroad that you did not buy yourself, you should immediately send the seeds to the relevant departments and never plant them privately.

Similar mysterious seed express delivery incidents occurred one after another in the United States, Europe and other places. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs attached great importance to this matter and launched an investigation. According to the investigation, it was found that these express delivery orders were all forged, and it read The content contains many errors and loopholes.

After investigations by police around the world, these mysterious express delivery incidents are likely to be caused by e-commerce merchants' fraudulent orders.

Nowadays, more and more platforms operate irregularly, resulting in the leakage of personal information and being used by many merchants to achieve their own purpose of fraudulent transactions. Order fraud itself is an act that affects normal market competition and should be strictly prohibited. And who is secretly forging information to make people mistakenly think that it is an express delivery from China? The specific results will have to wait for announcements made by local police after thorough investigations.