<prompt> Human: So last Tuesday my bank alerted me with a text message suspecting fraud. It was fraud and I quickly went online to look at my recent credit activity. 1 of 2 large orders was accepted but the 2nd was declined and had alerted my cell phone of fraud. The payments read as a The something is a large company which I am not saying for safety reasons. I quickly called my bank and alerted them. My credit card was still in my possession I had not lost it and so they told me to cut it up and they sent me a new one. They also deleted the charges from my account. Everything was great. Last friday night, a UPS guy arrives at my apartment with a package. It was a package from the aforementioned company. I open the package and see a receipt inside. The receipt indicates that it was NOT ordered online, as it was wrung up at cashier 2 in Illinois. I live in Los Angeles. Thus, I believe the charges being placed in another state triggered the fraud. Inside the package is 1 of 2 watches shitty, mind you, but expensive that the person ordered with my credit card. It shows that the company charged my account but the receipt and package both had a different persons name on it When I looked up the name, a dead person came up. I figured that the fraudster ordered a watch to my place to make the transaction seem real so that he or she could send the other watch to wherever he or she lives. The receipt indicated the correct payment and that only 1 of 2 identical watches was in this package. Then comes Monday yesterday and a 2nd package comes! It is the 2nd watch! Thus, my theory is wrong that he or she was sending this watch to himself or herself. Thus, I have no idea what to think! What do you think is going on?? Tl;dr - My credit card information was stolen and an order was placed yet the merchandise ended up at my place! What happened?  <response>: I think whoever stole your CC info is not very good at fraud. They are probably just as confused and annoyed as you are right now. 