The internet is a complicated place, especially if you use it for business.

When people change their phone numbers, email address, or other personal information, it can take a bit of time for the internet to catch up.

If you’re this person, you take advantage of that.

Check it out.

Unwanted online orders

I moved from my home country and went to study overseas.

When you have a prepaid phone after a certain time your phone number gets recycled if you do not make any payments.

My old phone number and current email are linked to a certain online store and after some time I noticed emails of orders being placed and delivered.

So she couldn’t resist doing what happens next…

I went on WhatsApp and messaged my old number to tell them my email was linked to my old number and they should get it checked.

No response.

I even tried and messaged the online store but nothing.

I was drunk one night and saw an email.

Clicking on links does not need a password so I thought why not order a bunch of questionable products?

Guess what? There’s a cash on delivery option! Yes!

And the cycle continues…

So I ordered heaps of funny **** to wrong addresses with wrong names.

Fast forward to today and I’m here being a menace on the other side of the world waiting for them to stop me.

They still haven’t changed the name I changed theirs to and I just got an email about a new delivery they placed.

Somebody stop me.

Here is what people are saying.

But what will it take?!

That’s unethical, but okay.

I doubt it.

Wow. Who hurt you?

That’s one way to make money, I guess.

No one is going to be stopping him anytime soon!

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