It seems that Nitu has just been unlucky to have her address selected for returns.

Using a private address will enable the seller to avoid Amazon fees for having the returned item processed by its own facilities, or save on overseas shipping costs.

In some instances, a seller might include with the order a return slip showing a private address in case the Amazon customer wants to send their order back. Third-party sellers using Amazon facilities have to pay for things like picking and packing orders, shipping, handling, and product returns. The ruse, which has been reported before, is often operated by businesses in countries such as China and India. The Virginia-based Better Business Bureau told CBC that it sounds like sellers or third-party handlers are using Nita’s address to offload their unwanted products to avoid shipping and warehouse fees. The reluctant recipient said the situation has been made worse by shipping firm UPS, which keeps invoicing her for customs charges - despite Nitu telling them that she never ordered the items. “They keep coming and it just doesn’t end.” “I start shaking when I see packages at my door,” Nitu said. Nitu told CBC that the endless arrival of Amazon products is causing her great stress.

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