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USPS informed delivery told me I'll be receiving a package from Ding Hong. Who/what is Ding Hong? I'll find out tomorrow because I didn't order anything, especially from China. It shows it was scanned in early April.
Omygosh, Ding Hong??? Laughing out loud. This couldn't be any funnier!!! Thank you for the first laugh of the day That could be used as the perfect expletive! Like How the Ding Hong would I know? or Why don't you Ding Hong do it yourself? or What the Ding Hong were they thinking
USPS informed delivery told me I'll be receiving a package from Ding Hong. Who/what is Ding Hong? I'll find out tomorrow because I didn't order anything, especially from China. It shows it was scanned in early April.
And some quoted explanation, since that site has a bunch of annoying ads...
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Here's how these scams work: Third-party sellers on Amazon, eBay and other online marketplaces pay people to write fake, positive reviews about their products, or do it themselves. To be able to post the reviews, these so-called "brushers" need to trick the site into making it appear that a legitimate transaction took place. So they'll use a fake account to place gift orders and address them to a random person whose name and address they find online. Then, instead of actually mailing the item for which they want to post a review, the brushers will send a cheap, often lightweight item that costs less to ship.
Sending an item (even the wrong one) creates a tracking number, and when the package is delivered, it enables brushers to write a verified review. If you're on the receiving end, you usually aren't charged for the purchase and your real account isn't hacked — but you are left in the dark as to who is repeatedly sending the mystery packages. In many cases, there's no return address. You don't need to worry that anything bad has happened to you or will happen to you if you get a package that might be part of a brushing scam, experts say. But we all need to be concerned about the scams affecting reviews we rely on when buying products.
USPS informed delivery told me I'll be receiving a package from Ding Hong. Who/what is Ding Hong? I'll find out tomorrow because I didn't order anything, especially from China. It shows it was scanned in early April.
Fire ants are making my okra rows from one end to the other. They know what it is are are waiting for aphids to come along. I know what okra is and I know what fire ants are. I know what they will enjoy and it's not going to be aphid milk.....
USPS informed delivery told me I'll be receiving a package from Ding Hong. Who/what is Ding Hong? I'll find out tomorrow because I didn't order anything, especially from China. It shows it was scanned in early April.
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That could be used as the perfect expletive! Like How the Ding Hong would I know? or Why don't you Ding Hong do it yourself? or What the Ding Hong were they thinking 
