Is It A Fool Or A Prank? &Nbsp; Chinese Americans Do Not Buy But Receive Brand-Name Shoes Parcels.

According to the United States' world daily, is it a clown or a hoax? The Chinese surnamed Wang, who settled in La Mirada, complained to the newspaper that she did not buy designer shoes. At noon on the 7 day, she received a package from UPS employees who sent home and had designer shoes.

She was very fortunate that she was at home that day and brought the parcel not signed to the room.

Afterwards, it is assumed that people who fake their identity to buy shoes do not intend to use her home during the day, often no one is at home.

Miss Wang pointed out that when she opened the recipient's parcel, she was still wondering if anyone wanted to surprise her.

But when she saw the package at least 4.7 inches of high heels, she almost didn't wear high heels. She exclaimed, did anyone want her life?

She first confirmed to her husband and daughter that no one had booked the shoes, and immediately called the name store according to the receipt in the package.

It turns out that the e-mail mailbox left by the subscribe on the website using her credit card to buy shoes is very similar to the e-mail mailbox she named after herself, with only alphabetical order.

After she reflected to the famous store staff, the other side suggested that she had better report to the police.

However, the police only inquired briefly about the circumstances of the case, and did not ask her to provide suspicious cases of whether the credit card had been leaked recently, and whether it could be traced back to the question of the impostor through the "fake e-mail box".

At present, she is negotiating with a famous brand shop. Miss Wang, who wishes to get a full refund, says that the brand shoes are priced at 850 dollars, the postage is 48 dollars, and the tax is 82.88 dollars, which amounts to 980.88 dollars. She can not buy it at all.

She immediately called the credit card companies to change her credit card number after the crime.

Zhang Yujie, manager of outreach Department of nonprofit consumer action, pointed out that although technological development has brought convenience to people, it has also brought about new crimes.

"In fact, if you are sitting on Starbucks's computer network, you can invade your personal data with existing software."

She suggests that if computers are used in public places, it is best not to include anything that might leak personal data.

Usually, the advertisement letter that the credit card companies has approved the party's credit card application is usually received, even if it is not intended to be applied, it is also applied to shredder to deal with debris, so as to avoid personal data leakage.