Has anyone else tried this?

After my two experiences with Fundelivered's lost mail boxes, I felt compelled to share more than just a quick post because I know so many of us are drawn in by the mystery and the thrill of a potential bargain, often after seeing popular creators like Momma Tot unbox seemingly amazing finds on TikTok or Instagram. It's easy to get caught up in the excitement, thinking, 'What if I get something incredible?' The concept of 'lost mail' or 'undelivered packages' being resold is inherently intriguing. You think you might stumble upon a hidden gem, maybe some high-tech gadget, fashionable clothing, or unique collectibles that somehow got misdirected. And to be fair, sometimes people do get lucky. But my journey with FUNDELIVERED really highlighted the flip side of that lottery. My first box was a real eye-opener. Those 'outdoor cameras' weren't just old; they were practically relics. I spent a good hour trying to get them to connect to my modern home Wi-Fi, only to realize they were built for an entirely different generation of wireless technology. It wasn't just compatibility; it was an obsolete system that made them completely unusable for any practical security purpose today. And the children's clothes? They were for toddlers, not even slightly close to fitting anyone in my family or even my friends' children. It felt like items that had been sitting in a clearance bin for years. My second box, as I mentioned, brought more crafting beads – which, okay, I can probably use for crocheting, so that's a small win – but again, a pile of kids' clothes that were destined for Goodwill almost immediately. It really makes you question the curation process, if there even is one. I often wonder if these companies simply offload whatever they have in bulk, regardless of current trends or actual usability. If you're considering trying Fundelivered or any similar 'lost mail box' service, I'd strongly advise you to temper your expectations. Don't go in thinking you'll get the same amazing haul you see on influencers' social media posts. Those videos are often curated, or perhaps those creators genuinely got lucky, or maybe there's a different tier of boxes. Do your research, look beyond the shiny ads you see on TikTok, Facebook, or their website. Try to find candid reviews, like this one, from everyday people who spent their hard-earned money. Ask yourself: Am I comfortable potentially receiving items that are outdated, damaged, or completely useless to me? Is the thrill of the unknown worth the money I'm spending? For me, the answer, unfortunately, became a resounding no. If you do decide to take the plunge and find yourself with items you can't use, don't despair! Charities like Goodwill are always grateful for donations. You could also explore local buy-nothing groups online, where someone else might have a use for something you don't. For craft supplies like beads, consider donating them to schools or community centers. Ultimately, while the idea of a 'lost mail box' from Fundelivered sounds exciting, my personal experience led to disappointment and a feeling that my money could have been spent on something more tangible and useful. I hope my honest review helps you make an informed decision!