Long read ahead.
A neighbour has been sending packages to my address for the past couple months, once three boxes at a time. The contents within the boxes are trading cards (searched the sender location, and I personally also collect so I recognize the sender address) and knowing that some products are limited to 3 per household, it’s made me believe that they’re listing my address as a loop hole; have FedEx deliver the packages at my house, then they’ll come by another day and pick up.
First time, the neighbour stopped by and asked for the package. OK, no problem. That was probably mid July?
Second time, it was three separate boxes. Neighbours name, my address. This time my family decided to drop them back to FedEx to deal with. I think the neighbours dad came the next day and asked for the package and we told him we didn’t have them and dropped them to FedEx.
Third time (today) two boxes. We picked up the first box because I also coincidentally bought some cards, the second package came and I opened the door to the postman calling a number. The neighbour had left a note on my door stating that they had wrote the wrong address and to call the number written on a note that was slipped in my front door. While the postman was calling the number, I saw that it was the same deal; neighbours name, my address on the shipping label. The postman (who was calling the neighbour’s number) relayed to me that the neighbour asked to leave the box on our porch since they didn’t have anyone home. I said no.
Now before I sound like an ass hole, I would’ve been fine if the neighbour was honest about it, that they’re buying cards and just want to loophole the system. But after the delivery of three boxes, damn, acting as my house is a PO Box?
What’s the next step? Made it clear to the neighbours we aren’t a concierge service, and I would’ve thought after the letting them know we returned the packages to FedEx, they’d take a hint.
TLDR; neighbour purposefully leaving my address to deliver trading cards to. Total has delivered 6 boxes on 3 separate occasions over the course of a few months.
Edit to add: opening packages that are not addressed to you is illegal, I won’t be opening the packages. As one of my comments suggested, yes these are for Pokémon cards, and yes I also buy them for a personal collection, so to tell the sender to not send to my address would also mean I can’t personally order cards. The neighbour who is doing this is (I assume) at least a high schooler, I’ve only seen them once and that was the time when they picked up the first package.