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So does anyone know why delivery drivers do that? Is there some sort of perverse incentive to leaving a delivery note versus actually delivering the package? I

by Kadin 8y ago

So does anyone know why delivery drivers do that? Is there some sort of perverse incentive to leaving a delivery note versus actually delivering the package? I can kinda get the incentive (saving time) on signature-required packages, since it's faster to slap a label on the door than wait for someone to answer and sign for the thing. But why do they do it on non-signature packages? It makes no sense.

dawnerd 8y ago
My best guess is the package is buried in the truck and don't feel like digging it out.
xaqfox 8y ago
It may also be an attempt to hide a failure they made that would likely be held against them if found out (e.g. if they forgot to load a pallet on to the truck).