Woman Keeps Getting Mystery Packages She Never Ordered

You'd think it might be really cool getting free stuff delivered to your home day after day. At first it seemed too good to be true. Then it turned into a nightmare. The first week or two I was like, hey, this is kind of fun. It's like Christmas now. It's just like, it got so overwhelming. OK, this is our hat section. Some belts. Isabelle Wood also received pleather jackets, a karaoke machine, chess and checker sets. But it doesn't stop there. Here she is today. Industrial strength toenail Clippers, the 27 year old who lives outside Chicago. Says she has hundreds of items that she never ordered piling up. Wow. What's that? It's a camera, and there's no rhyme or reason to any of it. This is another steering wheel lock. We have about five of these. This is my dad's favorite. It's a crawfish trap. The weirdest delivery. It's cat perfume. You spray it on your cat. Were you expecting that some guy's going to show up, knock on your door and say, hey, where's my stuff? Yeah. I mean, at some point, there was so much, She enlisted her dad, Tim, to store the items. I went over there and looked at him. 1st to kind of see what we've got and then I had to go back and get a different car and I put it all in because the car I had was too little. The packages are all addressed to the same person, first name Romeo, and they were all shipped from T Move. It's an online marketplace operated out of China. Isabel says she contacted TIMU, but the packages kept coming. People all over the country are reporting they're receiving packages that they didn't order. the US Postal Service warns it could be part of a big scam. Called brushing, what this means is that there has been a merchant or a seller on the ecommerce platform who has gotten your address, sent you this free item, all so that they can go on poses you and write a Rave 5 star review without you knowing about it. The good news? You can keep it if you want to. It's a crawfish trap, and who doesn't need a crawfish trap? Timu tells us that brushing is strictly prohibited, but if you do receive something you didn't order, contact their customer service team.