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Requiring the package to be signed for is an option; most people don't want it because going to the post office to pick up your package is a huge pain, and thef
by jessriedel 8y ago
Requiring the package to be signed for is an option; most people don't want it because going to the post office to pick up your package is a huge pain, and thefts are pretty rare.
- magic_beans 8y agoWhy IS post-office pickup such a pain? I wish Amazon would just set up reception in post-offices across the US. :|
- jessriedel 8y agoThe real solution would be a simple box on your porch that only opens once without a key, of has a one-way mechanism, or that the delivery guy has a one-time code for. These have been tried in various forms, but they never catch one.
- swebs 8y agoThey do have Amazon lockers all over the place. Most 7-11s that I've seen seem to have them.
- pavon 8y agoI've had bad experiences with packages that require signatures. UPS drivers consistently leave the package on the porch without a signature even if one is required. DHL tries to deliver 3 times then returns the package to sender, ignoring the online form you can submit to request they deliver on a specific day or hold at warehouse. Haven't tried Fedex. USPS is pretty good about about getting signatures or holding at the post office, and have more convenient locations compared to the private services.