My daughter's watch came today. It was supposed to come Dec 7. I opened the dhl website a few times thinking about changing the address to work, but didn't know what time they were coming. Delivery has late hours this time of year. I ended up doing nothing, and hoping for the best. It paid off for a change. Point is work isn't reliable either.Why not get stuff delivered to you at work? I've done that for numerous jobs.
Obviously if I was getting a huge TV delivered and I was taking mass transit home, I'd have taken a day off and waited at home.
But for those who drive to work and back, just get it sent to work most of the time. And the rest, work should still be good for most-sized packages.
if lots of people actually went to jail and the news made a big deal about it, yes.
If they dont put any real effort into catching the guys or the judge lets em walk, probably no.
Is it ok to shoot a taser to a thief if I catch him on the spot?
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Sadly probably illegal. That's the problem with the law system, it actually protects thieves. Anything you figure you can do to prevent or stop them is probably illegal. Alarm systems and cameras only go so far.
More to the fact that I work ten minutes from home and when something gets delivered I can come back to the house and since the package can't be seen from the street even better. Never had anything stolen yet. But have had USPS deliveries that never made it to my house.
Is it ok to shoot a taser to a thief if I catch him on the spot?
That sure stops the package from being stolen from the porch.
Yet theft exists at stores, there's rape, murder, arson, etc, etc. The tools are there so use them.
Man porch thieves in your hood must be amateurs - they just follow the trucks around here.
Not everything ships to a POB. I have had one for +20 years and I have had some things off of Amazon not allow POB delivery, and at least one not consciously aware that their own shipper (Amazon.jp using DHL) never ships to a POB. While I agree that shipping to a POB is better than the home address, it isn't an absolute guarantee. Whenever there is a human involved in the transit of an item to be delivered, mistakes can and will happen. This has nothing to do with theft, but it can result in the same end results.Once again, none of these things will actually protect your package so you might as well spend that money on something that actually does: a PO box.
Adding signature confirmation costs extra to ship, and as long as there's less theft claims than the increase in shipping costs then they're money ahead.Shocked that they don't require signature on purchases over $100. Seems really, really dumb.
For some revenge, place the same Amazon box full of dog/cat crap in front of your door, and see how long it lasts.
For some revenge, place the same Amazon box full of dog/cat crap in front of your door, and see how long it lasts.
Very few. At least it needs to be or we will all pay for the damn few assholes.I wonder how many people have shipped themselves something very expensive and then stolen it off their own porch? Capture it on a security camera - shady figure wearing a dark hoodie, can't see his face. So UPS/FedEx and the seller both have evidence that would be very difficult to dispute.
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Nothing yet and it's surprising given Amazon's top customer service. I guess this high value can be a cause for the delay.OP, have you heard anything back from Amazon? I assume they're replacing the lost items.
Did you make a police report, and show them that as well?Nothing yet and it's surprising given Amazon's top customer service. I guess this high value can be a cause for the delay.
Worst case I can request money back from credit card but I really want the items and price went up $150 now.