If you find that a package has been delivered to your home, but it actually belongs to your neighbor, and the package has their details on the outside, you might consider contacting them to resolve the issue. In this case, you can use the information on the package to contact your neighbor, but you must do it in a way that respects their privacy. Here is a suggested method: 1. **Try a simple message**: You can write a note or send a short message to your neighbor explaining the situation and asking if they can come pick up the package. You can say something like: "Hi [neighbor's name], I think one of my packages was delivered to your house. I wanted to confirm whether you received my package. I received a package with your address on it. If so, please let me know and we can arrange a time to exchange the packages." 2. **Use non-intrusive methods**: If you don't know your neighbor's contact information, you can try contacting your property manager (if you live in an apartment or townhouse), or try sending a private message through social media or community_PLATFORM. However, be aware of your neighbor's boundaries and avoid using methods that could be seen as intrusive or strong. 3. **Respect their privacy**: If your neighbor doesn’t respond to your messages or isn’t willing to share their contact information, try leaving the package in a safe location where they can be picked up, such as in front of your house (but make sure it can’t be tampered with or lost). 4. **Remember who the package belongs to**: While you may have the best of intentions to resolve the issue, remember that the package ultimately belongs to your neighbor. Avoid opening or inspecting the contents of the package as this may violate their privacy. It’s important to remember that some people may not be comfortable sharing personal information with their neighbors, even to resolve an issue as harmless as a package being delivered to the wrong address. If your neighbor isn’t comfortable with contacting you or sharing their information, respect their boundaries and don’t continue to try to contact them. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have additional questions or need further guidance.