technical correction; unordered merchandise

HB 2323 clarifies Arizona law regarding unsolicited goods sent by mail. It states that Arizona residents who receive unsolicited merchandise in the mail may refuse delivery or keep it as a gift without obligation to return it. The law specifically excludes items mistakenly sent in response to an order (like a wrong address), substitute items mailed for a requested product, or items mailed per someone else’s request. This technical correction affects Arizona residents receiving unsolicited mail-order items and ensures clarity around their rights to reject or retain such goods.