We’ve been out of town for the last week, checked the mail when I got home and my girlfriend had a few parcels addressed to her in the mailbox. Got them home, and there’s some super weird stuff inside.
One is a “welcome kit” from Huggies, containing a sample pack of diapers, baby wipes, and a bunch of coupons for their products. We are NOT expecting! The other is a sample box of TENA maxi pads (she doesn’t even wear pads) which also includes some samples and discount coupons, etc.
Both packages are addressed to her, but the maxi pads also had MY phone number beside the address. Does canada post keep my number on file at the address? Or would the shipper have to provide it? Very strange that my phone number shows up by her name.
Trying to narrow down where these came from. The Huggies website has this promotion where you can gift one of these boxes to someone so I intend to phone tomorrow and see who sent it, but neither of us shop online much, and we don’t have any strange amazon orders or charges on our cards, etc. Very puzzling. Is it possible our address was stolen or sold by a third party and that’s why we’re getting these samples? We’ve contacted all family and nobody sent us anything. Cruel prank by a jilted ex lover perhaps? We haven’t signed up for anything recently either.
Attached is a pic of the Huggies box and the TENA sample pads. Banana is for scale. Anybody else experienced anything like this?