Brushing, NY consumer protection describes international marketing scam

The scam...Brushing...You receive a package in mail with low or no value content. Your reception data is then used to write favorable product marketing reviews. Sometimes you are billed, often times not, as the purpose is pumping products.
New York consumer protection id's this as an international marketing ploy. Looking up the supplier address yields a lot of complaints, Many of them written in Chinese script. I have never clicked on a temu ad.
Advice from NY consumer protection is to throw away the unrequested product or return it. But most important is to monitor your credit cards and credit reports for bad charges or unwanted credit applications. Reviewing the USPS tracking, it goes back to a 711 shop in ?New York