Is it legal to open a package that was not meant for you?
117953
It is not legal to open a package that was not intended for you.  If the package fits in your mailbox place it back in there and write ANK (Attempted Not Known), and the carrier will re-deliver to the right address.  If larger the best option would be to call your local Post Office and schedule a pick-up, or go to http://www.usps.com/webtools/carrierpickup.htm  It is not your responsibility to return the package to the rightful owner, the responsibility is that of the Postal Service
420441
No, this is an illegal activity.  Taking someone else's product and packaging it under another label is a crime.
186089
No, not if you have some self respect...  Wouldn't you like to know a little more about what's in the package before you even think of unwrapping it?
471854
Depends on who handled the "package". The travel agency (if you used one) may or may not want to help. Some are much better than others. Check out the web site below or contact him via phone when he is on the air.
542225
Yes, with a felt tip marker, cross out your address and write "refused" on the package. Leave it for you Postman.
384344
i believe so, but you have to make sure that the person you are sending this to is allowed to recieve it through , state and local laws. some towns do not permit such things in them.
10690
no you can't because part of the priority service is the packaging
368001
In that case, beware!\nIf you need to return something, you might find it difficult or impossible!
378690
You should insure the package for what you think that it is worth if it gets lost.  Thank you for your question.
301680
ILLEGAL.\nrent it at the store, for like three dollars, geez.
924595
Of course you can. When you buy something at the store, they HAD to buy it from someone.
229657
I'm sure there is really no legal matter that you could persue, but you could bring it up to a higher power than the person that sent it to you. Cause that is not good customer service. They could decline you in  amuch nicer way.
155694
You want to receive your personal mail at the company's office?\n\nIn most cases, companies will allow employees on a limited basis to use the office address to receive packages, since the employees are in the office when delivered, and not at home. \n\nBut some do not.  It is a drain on company resources, and could open the company to liability issues.\n\nCheck with your particular office to see if it is allowed BEFORE you do it.
232532
Yes, it's unlawful.\nIt's just like I open your mail box (not email) and examine letters you receive, check out who is sending letter to you and what magazine you subscribe, even though I do not open your letters, it's still not legal.
927960
Unless there's some restriction relating to the original purchase of the product, certainly...assuming, of course, that it was legal to purchase the product online in the first place.
684131
No, that's stealing, identity theft, morally wrong, breaking the law, whatever you wanna call it, it's still WRONG!!!!!!!!  Would you like that if someone did that to you?  Take it back to the store and return it, before you get a guilty consience.  Trust me, you'll feel better!  I promise!
879671
You have no right to free p+p with a return product as far as I can see. I had a problem with an online order couple of years ago, where I ordered a present for someone and every time it arrived the casing was broken. No good for a present, I telephoned them and they sent someone to collect it and sent me another with no extra costs as not my fault. I had to do this 3 times before I got one that wasnt broken.\nIn the end they told me not to send the last one back, to keep it for myself at no extra cost aswell as the one that was undamaged.\n\nMost companies will do things as a customer relations goodwill gesture when an error on their part has occurred.\n\nSee this website, you can call them for specific advice.