How do I secure a package even though it's addressed under another person's name?

[Cartoondude135]

I want to order a very expensive item but my credit card's credit limit is impeding my ability to order big things. So I have to turn to my mother and her credit card to get my item shipped to my home address.

We both live together at the same house (I'm an adult child), but I need to know something in regards to ordering stuff (and I reside in Canada): How do I acquire the package from the post office that's meant for me even though it's addressed and written under my mother's name? Because I'm not sure if anyone else experienced this, but should the writer/requester of the package die/perish/lose their life in an accident of some sort just before the package addressed to you arrives, how can you acquire the package even though it was written under your parent's name? Whether it's held at Canada Post or UPS Canada?

 

[eats packages]

All i hear/see is you are overleveraged in debt up to your tits and your mom died.

 

[Shift Inhibit]

I want to order a very expensive item but my credit card's credit limit is impeding my ability to order big things. So I have to turn to my mother and her credit card to get my item shipped to my home address.

We both live together at the same house (I'm an adult child), but I need to know something in regards to ordering stuff (and I reside in Canada): How do I acquire the package from the post office that's meant for me even though it's addressed and written under my mother's name? Because I'm not sure if anyone else experienced this, but should the writer/requester of the package die/perish/lose their life in an accident of some sort just before the package addressed to you arrives, how can you acquire the package even though it was written under your parent's name? Whether it's held at Canada Post or UPS Canada?

@Jkloc420 can help you

 

[542thruNthru]

@Jkloc420 can help you

Yes pm @Jkloc420

He works in the customer care center. Could easily handle this.

 

[SorryLazyPOS]

I want to order a very expensive item but my credit card's credit limit is impeding my ability to order big things. So I have to turn to my mother and her credit card to get my item shipped to my home address.

We both live together at the same house (I'm an adult child), but I need to know something in regards to ordering stuff (and I reside in Canada): How do I acquire the package from the post office that's meant for me even though it's addressed and written under my mother's name? Because I'm not sure if anyone else experienced this, but should the writer/requester of the package die/perish/lose their life in an accident of some sort just before the package addressed to you arrives, how can you acquire the package even though it was written under your parent's name? Whether it's held at Canada Post or UPS Canada?

I’ll send you a big thing it might hurt though.

 

[Cartoondude135]

@Jkloc420 can help you

I tried a PM, but it blocked me as it deemed my message "spam".

 

[Operational needs]

@rickyb is this you?

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

Yes pm @Jkloc420

He works in the customer care center. Could easily handle this.

Worst advice possible, DO NOT pm @Jkloc420 for this matter. Please just tag him and ask your questions in the public forum, so that the rest of us can see this play out.....you know, so we know how to do this in case we move in with our parents in canada...

 

[Operational needs]

I want to order a very expensive item but my credit card's credit limit is impeding my ability to order big things. So I have to turn to my mother and her credit card to get my item shipped to my home address.

We both live together at the same house (I'm an adult child), but I need to know something in regards to ordering stuff (and I reside in Canada): How do I acquire the package from the post office that's meant for me even though it's addressed and written under my mother's name? Because I'm not sure if anyone else experienced this, but should the writer/requester of the package die/perish/lose their life in an accident of some sort just before the package addressed to you arrives, how can you acquire the package even though it was written under your parent's name? Whether it's held at Canada Post or UPS Canada?

Dude, are you planning to off your mom before your package gets there? Also, why are you so in debt that you’re living with Mom and you’re having to use her credit card?

 

[Cartoondude135]

Dude, are you planning to off your mom before your package gets there? Also, why are you so in debt that you’re living with Mom and you’re having to use her credit card?

It took me a freaking year and a half to find my credit card in the moving pile as we moved to a new house in West Vancouver. And now that it's activated, it has a small credit limit. Credit limits take time to build before I can order something very expensive.

 

[Red Devil]

How about don’t kill your mom then you can just have her go get it for you.

 

[Jkloc420]

I hope you secure it by using a secure envelope that is put in a secure area

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

All i hear/see is you are overleveraged in debt up to your tits and your mom died.

Change your name to your mother's name

Nobody will ever know

 

[oldngray]

Change your name to your mother's name

Nobody will ever know

Pull a Norman Bates and dress up as Momma

 

[BlackFriday]

Crickets? BOOO! I was SO looking forward to this.

 

[542thruNthru]

Worst advice possible, DO NOT pm @Jkloc420 for this matter. Please just tag him and ask your questions in the public forum, so that the rest of us can see this play out.....you know, so we know how to do this in case we move in with our parents in canada...

 

[BlackFriday]

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Ha! Another one that got me laughing aloud

 

[bleedinbrown58]

I want to order a very expensive item but my credit card's credit limit is impeding my ability to order big things. So I have to turn to my mother and her credit card to get my item shipped to my home address.

We both live together at the same house (I'm an adult child), but I need to know something in regards to ordering stuff (and I reside in Canada): How do I acquire the package from the post office that's meant for me even though it's addressed and written under my mother's name? Because I'm not sure if anyone else experienced this, but should the writer/requester of the package die/perish/lose their life in an accident of some sort just before the package addressed to you arrives, how can you acquire the package even though it was written under your parent's name? Whether it's held at Canada Post or UPS Canada?

Sorry I’m still laughing at “adult child”.

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

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[burrheadd]

I can help but I need to know what this “very expensive” item is