Ciao ragazzi, spero che questo non infranga nessuna regola, sono qui per chiedere aiuto.
La settimana scorsa ho ricevuto un pacco dalla Svezia consegnato dalle poste italiane locali. Il contenuto era roba che non avevo ordinato (depliant di occhiali). Oggi ho ricevuto altri 3 pacchi con contenuto simile. Sull’etichetta del pacco non ci sono informazioni sul mittente (ho coperto il mio indirizzo personale e il tracking per la privacy), ho anche provato a tracciarlo su post nord ma non ha funzionato.
Mi chiedevo se qualcuno sa come tracciare tali spedizioni, così forse posso scoprire chi mi sta inviando questo tipo di pacchi. Il tracciamento inizia con “YM”, poi 9 numeri e poi “DE”. Qualcosa come YM001122334DE.
grazie in anticipo
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di Rorandest
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brushing_(e-commerce)
Just return to sender?
Posteb AB lol… it’s PostNord and before that it was “Posten”. It’s likely not from Sweden at least. Call the police
The logo in the top right is a badly photocopied version of the swedish postal service, which is called “Postnord AB” since many years. Even it would use the old spelling it would be “Posten”, not “Posteb”
Also, the CN22 isn’t filled out [correctly](https://www.postnord.se/en/business/preparations/customs-information/customs-documents-and-shipping-documents/) and the barcode provide no relevant tracking ID.
There is no company in Sweden that sends mail that is called Posteb AB.
And “Internationaal mail” is mispelled aswell. That’s how they spell it in the Netherlands however.
However, Italien is spelled that way in Sweden.
That parcel is not shipped from Sweden. I scanned the barcode in the pic containing the parcel tracking number and it is YM003371955DE. The last two letters indicates the country of origin which in this case is Germany.
Also the print on the parcel is spelled all wrong.