Hi, this is a bit of a strange situation. I received a parcel by Royal Mail addressed to me and opened it; inside there was a pair of designer boots sent by eBay. I did not order them. The following morning, I received multiple emails from a person claiming that she sent the parcel to me by mistake instead of sending it to eBay. She says she is an elderly lady and is asking me to send the parcel back to her. Is this a scam? What should I do? Thank you.

OK, someone cleverer than me has suggested that the person who sent you the boots in error could be the person who sold you the GHD hairdryer in late November. She would have had a QR code for sending you the hairdryer which seems to be the last thing she sold. She is based in Bury. So it looks like that is how she had a QR code with your address which she could then mix up with the return for the authentication centre. Thank you @dansvan1

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