Jag fick packet och faktura (23 tusen kronor) för varor som jag inte beställde.

@Delux7: you can order stuff on credit with your "person number". Normally it's locked so they only deliver stuff to you registerd home adress.

1. This is a scam - Report to the police
2. talk to the sender and get a return ticket
3. when they get there stuff back you will be able to get Klarna to remove your invoice

EDIT: happed to a relative a few weeks ago. Was stuff from Komplett then.

Worst case somebody is trying to order stuff in your name but missed changing the address to his own.

Is the package from a store you bought something from earlier?

Personnummer = Social security number in english, for clarification.

For safety reasons I do recommend blocking unauthorized change of address
Read more & do it here:
https://www.skatteverket.se/servicelankar/otherlanguages/inen...

Of course. Contact the sender asap! Klarna is just the middle hand taking care of payments.
If the sender takes the order in return, they will also cancel the invoice with Klarna.

I would do that asap, since the scammer probably targeted you since you live abroad. I guess it's easier to try to fetch the package from the "post office" speaking english and showing false ID from another country, I doubt the personel at ICA or COOP are educated enough to know how an actual ID from Holland looks like...

I also guess its way easier for the scammer to play the "Ohh I just moved to Sweden and I ordered this package online, I haven't got any slip to pick up the package, can you search the computer and find the package if I show you my ID?".

Ask the store if they have another name/address registered on "your" order, it probably belongs to the fraudster.

I use to say Social security number but I was corrected by an American living in Sweden that it's not comparable. Not everyone have a SSN and is only required after the age of 18 (after 18 it's required for tax reasons). As with the Swedish person number is given at birth.

EDIT: "Personal identity number " might be the most correct translation.
http://sv.bab.la/lexikon/svensk-engelsk/personnummer

Well yes ofc. Or else you are doing the fraud aswell.

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Why did you go to the Post office and "claim" the delivery? Im guessing you needed to show ID and/or sign. Had you left the delivery at the Post it had been sent back to sender.

I would never "accept" a package if i knew i didnt order anything.
If the Post office or delivery service asks for my ID and or to sign something, i have the right to know who the sender is.

@Mullvaden83: This question made me think he's the one scamming. How could he possible think that Klarna would remove his invoice and let him keep the stuff?

Klarna won't do anything until the retailer has confirmed that they got their computer back.

You need to contact the shop that sent the products, do not wait for Klarna to reply, they are only the middle man handling the payment. According to Swedish consumer law, you have the right to return products you've bought online for 14 days (http://www.hallakonsument.se/other-languages/english-engelska...) so if you haven't even ordered the products, the shop must agree to take them back. Do not wait with contacting the shop. If you can't get through on the phone, send them an email so that you have proof that you've contacted them within the 14 days. This can prove important if the case drags on.