https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Post-Office-Question/m-p/311646#M132392 <P>I've ordered several things from Amazon in the last two weeks and received 2 packages today. I opened them both although I noticed that they were from the same vendor. But, goodness, it's hard to know who you're ordering from. I open one package and it's the nail fungus pen that someone on here recommended and the other package is...get this. A hockey goalie mitt, lol.</P> <P>First, I check my credit card to make sure that I had not been billed for it. Then, I emailed the vendor about the mistake. He emailed me back and asked if I could send it back to him. I told him that I would do it <EM>'return to sender'</EM>. Now I'm having second thoughts, wondering if that can be done since the package has been opened and resealed.</P> <P>Anyone do this lately? Rules change. Thanks.</P> Sun, 24 Mar 2013 00:16:27 GMT Mmsfoxxie 2013-03-24T00:16:27Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Post-Office-Question/m-p/311646#M132392 <P>I've ordered several things from Amazon in the last two weeks and received 2 packages today. I opened them both although I noticed that they were from the same vendor. But, goodness, it's hard to know who you're ordering from. I open one package and it's the nail fungus pen that someone on here recommended and the other package is...get this. A hockey goalie mitt, lol.</P> <P>First, I check my credit card to make sure that I had not been billed for it. Then, I emailed the vendor about the mistake. He emailed me back and asked if I could send it back to him. I told him that I would do it <EM>'return to sender'</EM>. Now I'm having second thoughts, wondering if that can be done since the package has been opened and resealed.</P> <P>Anyone do this lately? Rules change. Thanks.</P> Sun, 24 Mar 2013 00:16:27 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Post-Office-Question/m-p/311646#M132392 Mmsfoxxie 2013-03-24T00:16:27Z