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I think the real reason is they probably want access to your house for other services and to differentiate their own delivery because USPS isn't going to do thi

I think the real reason is they probably want access to your house for other services and to differentiate their own delivery because USPS isn't going to do this. My point is that the way to fix the stated problem is with a lock box and for people who that doesn't work it's a cost of business (as it is now). But if you bring that number down to 2b instead of 7 with a one time cost of lockboxes, you've solved the stated problem.

jessaustin 9y ago
It's pretty obnoxious that USPS regulations have discouraged innovation in home delivery arrangements. Even so, a sufficiently determined homeowner with the right setup could definitely build her own auto-emptying locker (i.e. closing the front door would open a trapdoor package chute) and post a sign directing parcel delivery to it. We don't have to wait on AMZN if this is really a thing that we need.