what would you do?

Ethical and moral thing to do is return it, of course.

But, i don't think they can prove you received this materiel. Your receipt is for the $50 item; if you deny receiving the remainder, it's your word against theirs. Should it ever get to court or should they charge your credit card, all they can produce is their own internal paperwork showing the shipping error, however you can easily claim that one of their guys is a thief and faked the paperwork, or that someone in their company made a simple mistake but the goods were not shipped to you, and now the company is trying to get YOU to pay for their incompetence. There is not a shred of evidence that you received these goods, and for $2K, I will guess that the company will not pursue a cross-border investigation and legal action; much easier to write-off the loss.

But of course you may not get into Heaven if you rob them.

Food for thought.
 
if you told them you got it..then you should return it... remember to use the most expensive way to do so.. and send it collect....i would request a compensation for my time for returning the goods...it is good karma to keep your honisty... too bad they knew you got the package..and if you opened it...helll use it a few times ... and is the Pam doll that good???????:D