>>11542848>>11542856>>11542894IMO if a company is so incompetent that they accidentally send free merchandise to an unrelated person(and in this case a BUNCH of people) they have essentially given it away and have no legal claim or recourse to demand it back. If you want to be a "good" person or whatever, sure, ship it back. But you are not under any obligation legally. Pic related is Amazon's policy on accidentally sending you free shit. And who honestly cares if they "ban" you from the Neca store? Just buy them from target or whatever for less money anyways.
>>11556187He doesn't have the power to ban you. He just goes crying to the mods by spamming "off-topic" reports. Just structure your post differently so that it at least contains on-topic discussion and his favourite weapon(ratting to the mods) becomes powerless. See part one of this message as for example.
