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Re:Personal information and ads on Twitter by Symbiote on Wednesday October 09, 2019 @12:30AM (#21200031)
If you or the seller are in the EU, you could report this to the data regulator.

(One for Amazon sharing the address, one for the seller sending the unsolicited card, once more for the Facebook message without data collection consent.)

Re:Personal information and ads on Twitter by agret on Sunday October 20, 2019 @09:06AM (#21303864)
I assume the Facebook message is through a Facebook bot running embedded on the website. It won't automatically collect your data until you interact with it and that falls under the Facebook privacy policy since the individual site doesn't have access to anything more than your Facebook name and public profile picture.