reshipping

Hope you didn't have that phone shipped to you, because apparently the NSA is cool with slicing open your new package before conveniently reshipping it.

These reshipping mules are sent multiple packages containing electronics that have been purchased with stolen credit and debit cards.

Somewhat painful to watch: * he suspects he's been had by a supplier reshipping from China.

Whether their implementation can beat the native code of the DOM, and the bandwidth concerns of reshipping the same logic is another story.

In this case, having an established order and delivery history and then to have it shipped to reshipping is odd and should've raised a flag.

And the answer will be a good amount of reshipping.

Entire reshipping businesses are built on this premise.

Blacklisting them also wouldn't help this case: reshipping companies can easily buy up a handful of different addresses in a range of cities, making this a game of whack-a-mole.

It's probably cheaper & more time-efficient for Amazon to write off the cost of the item than to deal with reshipping & restocking an item that can't be sold as new anymore.

For example if I launched a buy-and-ship reshipping service where customers can request any item they want from Japan which I then go out to buy and ship to them.

Not to disagree with you, but if you're just interested in buying from them anyway, there are always reshipping services [1] that those living outside of the USA have to use more often than they would like.

Following the thread, the TLS 1.2 spec was completed in 2008, but it wasn't supported in OpenSSL until mid-2012 - so anything that depends on OpenSSL had to wait until at least then, then go through the implentation and reshipping, then trickle on down to the end vendors.

> Traditionally, fraudsters get around this restriction by turning to reshipping services that rely on “mules,” people in the United States who get recruited to reship packages after responding to work-at-home job scams.