At a past apartment in the city, I gave a key to the front mud-room area to my UPS guy. It was the best thing ever. That said, Amazon subcontractors routinely

At a past apartment in the city, I gave a key to the front mud-room area to my UPS guy. It was the best thing ever. That said, Amazon subcontractors routinely leave packages on my front stoop in the city in spite of the sign I have the asks for packages to be dropped over the side fence. A number have been taken -- and I wouldn't say it's not their fault packages get stolen in cities, but it's common sense leaving something on a stoop probably isn't a great idea. UPS/Fedex seem to always drop over my fence. No way I'd trust amazon to execute this well in the first few years.