I mean it’s a big office, lots of other peoples mail (name wise) get in my box, assuming it’s spam. And on top of that the misplaced pack had the right box number so I’m assuming the person who ordered the pack put the wrong number. Idk I didn’t think I had to go up and say “hey why is this persons mail in my box,” I figured they’d realize they used the wrong number when they went to go pickup the box/tried to use their key.

As for the tracking number, I’m just giving my experiences with mail carrier mistakes. Obviously you want to do all you can to keep your plausible deniability, I’m just saying they will ask for the tracking number. In my case they asked for the number but they didn’t type it in, I just showed them the USPS updates that it said avaiaible for pickup but I received no slip for desk pickup. I’m not saying follow my input because I’m right, just sharing my experiences. You can lie and say you don’t have the tracking number with you and see if giving the box number is enough information, but the person helping me asked for a tracking number and not a box number, assuming it was sorted and just not physically placed in the box yet. What I’m getting at is they’re going to possibly need 1 of those 2 pieces of information but I only have experience with 1 of those scenarios.