Now I understand why some packages that I shipped to myself at my parent's address didn't get delivered and wound up at the post office pickup window - they don

Now I understand why some packages that I shipped to myself at my parent's address didn't get delivered and wound up at the post office pickup window - they don't have a mailbox at the street address. At least Amazon has been good about refunds and replacements when the delivery service has damaged goods - I've had books shipped in manilla envelopes with no wrapping left in a puddle under the eaves on rainy days, and electronics (also without protection) thrown in the snowbank.