AITA for changing the package pickup each time someone uses my email for orders?
A mysterious stranger intrudes into a man’s digital life, commandeering his email to place orders under a veil of anonymity.
Though no private details are stolen, the repeated intrusion stirs a quiet tension, a puzzle wrapped in confusion and unanswered calls.
Determined to reclaim control, the man turns each unwanted confirmation into a subtle act of defiance—rerouting deliveries miles away, reshaping the stranger’s plans without confrontation.
Behind every email lies an untold story, a connection forged in silence and curiosity, waiting to unravel.
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The original poster (OP) is facing repeated, unwanted order confirmations due to a minor email address mix-up with another individual.
Feeling inconvenienced and frustrated by the other person's refusal to correct their consistent typo, the OP resorted to actively interfering with the delivery logistics, causing the packages to be redirected far away.
Is the OP justified in intentionally disrupting the deliveries as a response to the neighbor's laziness and refusal to correct a simple typo, or did this action cross a line into unnecessary sabotage against a problem that could have been solved via simple communication?
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