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It seems like something they could easily verify: they know the exact location of the truck when the package is marked delivered. If it doesn't correlate with
by michelpp 7y ago
It seems like something they could easily verify: they know the exact location of the truck when the package is marked delivered. If it doesn't correlate with the delivery address then something is up. Another clue would be a bunch of packages marked delivered at the same time that don't have tightly clustered delivery locations.
I agree with you about performance metrics being gamed, wouldn't surprise me.
- HankB99 7y agoI get pictures of the delivery on my front porch. I wonder if that is to prove to me that the package was delivered or to prove to Amazon that the delivery person delivered. If the photos are taken with a cell phone app/camera they will be tagged with location and time which would be pretty difficult to falsify. I don't always get these pictures so I suspect it is Amazon spot checking their delivery people.
- irrational 7y agoI was getting these for awhile on every single delivery, then they stopped. I wonder why?
- notduncansmith 7y agoI imagine the Ring acquisition has been helpful in that regard.