[Pumic]

I just got a pair of Jaybird wireless earphones using social engineering, and upon opening the package, I noticed a paper that says my Jaybird earphones was shipped by Logitech. I did a quick Google search and found out that Jaybird is a Utah-based company owned by Logitech.

I also am in the process of getting a Logitech G703 from Logitech itself, and already got past the point where I send them shipping information. I used the same address, which also happens to be my real address (DONT PESTER ME ABOUT THIS. I KNOW THIS ISNT SMART AND IS MY CARELESS MISTAKE. IF YOU'RE GOING TO JUST SAY HOW DUMB IT IS THAT I DID THAT, AND NOT SUGGEST HELP, PLEASE MOVE ALONG). I did, however, use a fake name.

Should I be worried about this? Is Logitech known to bill people or contact authorities? I can still go on Logitech's support site and close the ticket before they see the shipping info if that is what you guys suggest.

[Slacker]

Shipping info isn't the problem lol.
When I USED to steal from companies I would ship directly to my personal address and use my name.

If you.continue to rape the exploit then yes they'll throw a flag I would recommend not doing it any more for sure

[Pumic]

Shipping info isn't the problem lol.
When I USED to steal from companies I would ship directly to my personal address and use my name.

If you.continue to rape the exploit then yes they'll throw a flag I would recommend not doing it any more for sure

I appreciate your response. This is the only two times I have used this address to get anything from them and I'll make sure to use a drop from now on.