Can an Amazon Seller Make Me Pay for Items I didn&#39;t order but they mailed me for free
<p>This is different from other question because</p>

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<li>I always leave 5-Star reviews</li>
<li>I am one of few people who purchases clothing from this buyer (it is ladies ethnic clothes)</li>
<li>Return label was included</li>
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<p>I have been purchasing clothes from a particular 3rd Party Seller through Amazon.com</p>

<p>I always leave positive reviews.</p>

<p>Few days ago I received free set of clothes from the seller and a return label (return label requires sender to pay shipping).</p>

<p>I thought this was a gift because I am a regular customer.</p>

<p>Just now I received another free set of clothes from the seller and a return label.</p>

<p>Is this a good-will gesture, i.e. give away past-season inventory to regular customers.</p>

<p>Or is it something else. Will the seller attempt to get me to pay, even though I never ordered the items.</p>

<p>How would the seller get me to pay? At most I can write a 5-Star review, but I am concerned this may open a can of worms.</p>

<p>We cannot guess what the seller will do, but the law is that <a href="https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0181-unordered-merchandise" rel="noreferrer">unsolicited merchandise is treated as a gift</a>. </p>

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