Hello,
I just received an email from Mondial Relay via Vinted saying that a package from Spain is waiting for me at a Relay Point. However, I don’t remember any recent orders, I have no trace of it on my Vinted account, and no delivery notice in my account. Is it possible that one of my Spanish buyers reused a box and my details were used? And how should I proceed in that case?
If it’s Vinted who told you that you had a package, not only is it in the « conversation » with the customer or seller, but you also have the tracking information.
However, if it’s just an email, be careful about « phishing »; there are a lot of scams going around right now with Mondial Relay.
You just need to check your Vinted messages.
If you have no record, ignore the email.
If it’s a return, you must have certainly accepted it, so you should have a record.
If that’s not the case, ignore it!
No trace on the Vinted platform, but on the Mondial Relay one, yes… and above all, it is indicated as present at the relay point, but the employee can find nothing. I have made a complaint to Mondial Relay.
Hi, be careful of scammers! Fake delivery drivers, fake packages, they got our addresses from the data leak at the tax office, ANTS, social security, etc. If you are not expecting anything, and if there is nothing on the carrier’s official website, block the message.
There are traces on the carrier’s website precisely, but yes, one must be vigilant. The tax authorities informed me that my data has been recovered.
Well, if you’re not expecting anything, and there’s no information on Vinted, don’t do anything!
Especially if, as you say, your data has been « nabbed » 
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Same here. The day before, I also received an SMS from the « delivery man » – he had my phone number and my village (misspelled). I understood even before receiving the letter from our « barefoot » tax officials. I had it delivered to the gendarmerie. He took the time to think beforehand. He checked that there really is a gendarmerie 
. That same evening, I received the email from the tax authorities. They deserve a good correction and the complete withdrawal of our trust.
The correction would be to fire them all… but in a disguised dictatorship, we can’t 
My phone number and email are public anyway since I’m self-employed. On the other hand, what I don’t understand is where the scam would be in announcing that a package is arriving.
Are you at home so I can come deliver, at what time… They don’t buy all the data because it’s expensive. They supplement it with the information you’ll be kind enough to give them. It’s Pandora’s box. Once it’s open, all disasters are possible. In summary, since you were hacked, do nothing at all. Or send them to the gendarmerie.
They operate (areas) on implicit consent. We say nothing and we validate every time. So they have the legitimacy. Demos cratos and res publica we forgot
I just received a package that was sent back to me from Spain..
Yet after checking the sender, the package had been received two months ago,
now he tells me he no longer remembers why he sent it back to me and there is no trace of a dispute…
is this the same topic as 5 days ago?
Yes, sorry, I hadn’t made the connection. Well, there was no dispute. He was probably reimbursed, he doesn’t remember anymore 
Several mystery packages and a ball of confusion…
Yes, I admit, I was busy and didn’t open the package, which I’ve just done.
First, I expected to find 4 boxes of mint condition collectible cars that I had sent him… I found 3 boxes that were opened (and therefore damaged). I’m furious, I don’t understand why he opened them and damaged them. Then I realize that they aren’t the ones I sent. More rage! But I check thoroughly, I was indeed paid… But then why did he send me this and at his expense, I suppose??? A few days ago, I had an incomprehensible conversation with him which, with translation, goes like this:
Me: Hello, I just received the package that was returned to me. Are you Alejandro Fernandez Martinez from Logrono?
Him: And. I don’t remember what was wrong with your package.
Me: You sent it back to me?
Him: It’s worth it
Were you paid for the transaction?
Then everything is fine…
You took 50 years to open the package return, you realize that it’s not your products.
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And poof, we don’t talk about it anymore 