Has anyone else had this happen? Random, or somewhat random things (I have searched lens wipes) have ended up in our cart on Amazon that neither myself or my husband has added to the cart. One was shampoo the other lens cleaning wipes.

I wonder if Amazon is somehow adding things to our cart hoping we don't notice, buy something else and get the product and have to keep it as opposed to returning... or is someone getting into our Amazon account? That does not make total sense either as they don't buy anything and have it shipped to themselves.

Just wondering if this has happened to anyone else. Another odd thing happened on Walmart. Someone used our account and bought vitamins. The weird part, they put in their credit card (not one of ours and the charge never showed up on any of our cards), and had it shipped to themselves.... I do not store cc info on the site and won't in the future. Changed the password and it has not happened again.

Any thoughts?
Beth

This is a common thing with not just Amazon but any higher volume shipper.
What happens often is that the bar code is scanned and assigned to a larger tote or a pallet but it ends up tossed into a different one.
Your tote or pallet goes to the destination receiving center and they offload the contents and immediately reload it for the next location.
The computer system still thinks your items are still in or on the container since it was not scanned into the destination center.
I use to work at a warehouse so I am somewhat familiar with how it happens so often.