Amazon did something like this to me in Seattle last year. Thankfully, I eventually recovered my package from the person who took it when they helpfully delive

Amazon did something like this to me in Seattle last year. Thankfully, I eventually recovered my package from the person who took it when they helpfully delivered it to a train platform downtown. My solution was to no longer buy things from Amazon. Target.com and B&H Photo now get my business. They routinely use carriers who understand they should deliver packages to my building's secure foyer and not the public trans shelter around the corner. (And yes, I could have packages delivered to a locker, but the nearest locker is a further walk than the local Target store, so why would I?)