A woman in Hangzhou accidentally received two LV bags and said that she didn't buy them herself. Who mailed these two bags?

Many ladies like brand-name bags, but Cui Cui of Hang Cheng is at a loss in the face of the sudden brand-name bags, because neither of them was bought by Cui Cui, and the subsequent ownership of the bags also bothers her.

First, I received the express mail inexplicably.

Cui Cui said that there were no bags in her order. She asked my relatives and friends, but they didn't buy them for themselves. Therefore, after opening the courier, Cui Cui dared not sign for it, for fear of subsequent disputes.

Many customers also report that they will receive inexplicable express delivery. The address, name and telephone number on the list are all consistent with their own, but they didn't buy it.

Second, multi-party contact processing is difficult to distinguish between true and false.

After Cui Cui received the express mail, a stranger called to ask Cui Cui to return the express mail, claiming that he was the real owner of the bag, and said that he would ask the express mail to pick it up at home. Cui Cui said that the bag will not be monopolized by himself, and he also intends to return it, but he should go through formal procedures and procedures to prevent others from asking for it after returning it privately.

After calling the official customer service of the brand, Cui Cui hopes that the brand can go through the handover procedures to prove that it has returned the goods, so as to avoid subsequent troubles. After all, this brand of bag is very expensive, and she can't afford it in case someone claims.

The brand's customer service also responded that Cui Cui would only receive the wrong customer information when shopping because of system failure. So who is the real buyer, the brand side is not willing to disclose. Cui Cui also questioned that she had never bought a bag of this brand, and how her information could appear in her backstage customer data.

Cui Cui also turned to the local police for help, hoping to solve the Oolong incident reasonably on the premise of ensuring its own interests.

Third, improve self-protection awareness.

Cui Cui's experience has also aroused the discussion of many netizens. Many careful netizens said, never sign for this strange express mail, feeling that all subsequent calls are suspected of fraud. Some netizens also said that this routine is very common. If you disassemble the express mail that does not belong to you, the follow-up party will ask for compensation. Cui Cui should take the initiative to protect its own interests and avoid being cheated and suffering economic losses. ?