Couple leaves box of dog poop for front porch package thief

I would not dare to leave any packages in washington DC Northeast. There are too many people walking/passing by.
 
Its not u, its delivery people that dont care! They dont care if they leave valuable package at doorstep, cause they usually wont get blamed at.

Frisky Feline said:
I would not dare to leave any packages in washington DC Northeast. There are too many people walking/passing by.
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diehardbiker said:
Its not u, its delivery people that dont care! They dont care if they leave valuable package at doorstep, cause they usually wont get blamed at.
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I lived there before. I would have ordered something with signature requires or something like that.

If they dont do that then give them the address where it goes to and i pick the package up. simple as that.
 
Frisky Feline said:
I lived there before. I would have ordered something with signature requires or something like that.

If they dont do that then give them the address where it goes to and i pick the package up. simple as that.
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Or have it delivered to where you work , and something people will send out gifts through UPS or FedEx and you'll not know about it. I think it would be a good idea to let the person know they'll be getting a package so they can have some be home to sign for it.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
Or have it delivered to where you work , and something people will send out gifts through UPS or FedEx and you'll not know about it. I think it would be a good idea to let the person know they'll be getting a package so they can have some be home to sign for it.
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that is what i mean. any where you want your package to deliver to.
 
Ask your supervisor first, be careful doing cause it can become technically their property and if they dont approve it, they can send them back to the sender and terminate that employee. Other companies would not like dealing with potential liablities.

whatdidyousay! said:
Or have it delivered to where you work , and something people will send out gifts through UPS or FedEx and you'll not know about it. I think it would be a good idea to let the person know they'll be getting a package so they can have some be home to sign for it.
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The Post Office is delivering packages on Sunday in my city they're working with Amazon , I wonder if people are following their trucks too.
 
diehardbiker said:
Its not u, its delivery people that dont care! They dont care if they leave valuable package at doorstep, cause they usually wont get blamed at.
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Movers don't care either. We had a box with our dinner plates, clearly marked "fragile" and dumb jerk just slammed it down and gave off a big laugh like he accomplished something profound...I wanted to kick him to the curb. When are moving companies going to start hiring people with an IQ?

Laura
 
Lau2046 said:
Movers don't care either. We had a box with our dinner plates, clearly marked "fragile" and dumb jerk just slammed it down and gave off a big laugh like he accomplished something profound...I wanted to kick him to the curb. When are moving companies going to start hiring people with an IQ?

Laura
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I know some people that had dishes shipped from England to Massauchettes, they hired a shipping company and had some friends send some dishes too.
The dishes the friends send arrived all in one piece and the dishes the shipping company send were broken. The people were very upset and had wish they had their friends shipped all their dishes that been in the family along time.
 
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn8LtRzZ4yo&spfreload=10[/ame]

Disregard the first few seconds.
 
diehardbiker said:
Its not u, its delivery people that dont care! They dont care if they leave valuable package at doorstep, cause they usually wont get blamed at.
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I remember like 3-4 years ago, it used to be a signature required so it was a proof that it was received but no more. I guess those companies, UPS, FedEx and USPS don't want to waste time waiting for people to answer the doorbell.

My son ordered the new smartphone via Amazon but it never showed up, even though UPS tracking number showed that it was delivered. He contacted Amazon and let them know about it and he received another one next day. WOW! That means you can lie that you haven't received an item and you will get another one. If I own a company like Amazon, I would require all deliverers to get customer signatures to prevent rip-offs.

I am sure Amazon saw this video and they would say "uh-oh, we don't want the parcels left unprotected like that".
 
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CrazyPaul said:
I remember like 3-4 years ago, it used to be a signature required so it was a proof that it was received but no more. I guess those companies, UPS, FedEx and USPS don't want to waste time waiting for people to answer the doorbell.

My son ordered the new smartphone via Amazon but it never showed up, even though UPS tracking number showed that it was delivered. He contacted Amazon and let them know about it and he received another one next day. WOW! That means you can lie that you haven't received an item and you will get another one. If I own a company like Amazon, I would require all deliverers to get customer signatures to prevent rip-offs.

I am sure Amazon saw this video and they would say "uh-oh, we don't want the parcels left unprotected like that".
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I am guessing that if someone does this, that phone would be put on a list to be tracked/monitored.....
 
Tousi said:
I am guessing that if someone does this, that phone would be put on a list to be tracked/monitored.....
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I just asked my son if the phone he ordered was stolen by someone like a lawnmower, it can't be tracked at all.
 
CrazyPaul said:
I remember like 3-4 years ago, it used to be a signature required so it was a proof that it was received but no more. I guess those companies, UPS, FedEx and USPS don't want to waste time waiting for people to answer the doorbell.

My son ordered the new smartphone via Amazon but it never showed up, even though UPS tracking number showed that it was delivered. He contacted Amazon and let them know about it and he received another one next day. WOW! That means you can lie that you haven't received an item and you will get another one. If I own a company like Amazon, I would require all deliverers to get customer signatures to prevent rip-offs.

I am sure Amazon saw this video and they would say "uh-oh, we don't want the parcels left unprotected like that".
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An UPS guy once ring my doorbell to have me sign for a neighbor package
but I refuse to , I did not want to blame for it being damage in my care.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
An UPS guy once ring my doorbell to have me sign for a neighbor package
but I refuse to , I did not want to blame for it being damage in my care.
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Yeah, you are not required to do that for your neighbor. Can you imagine if your neighbor ordered a lot of stuffs every week or so and have you sign it for them? No way!
 
CrazyPaul said:
I just asked my son if the phone he ordered was stolen by someone like a lawnmower, it can't be tracked at all.
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I would think if the phone is activated and "on air", it would be detected.....
 
If you did that in New York City the NYPD would place you under arrest. You cant just take matters into your own hands even the robber deserve it
 
Tousi said:
I would think if the phone is activated and "on air", it would be detected.....
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No, my son said that Amazon or other retailer has nothing to do with service providers so they can't detect it as long as it doesn't include services. For example, [ame]http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Moto-2nd-generation-Unlocked/dp/B00MWI4HW0/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1418496895&sr=8-16&keywords=smartphone[/ame], then you choose a service you want to hook up with it so how would Amazon know about it?
 
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