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>The POD had a photo of the front door and the person. I recognised the front door as it was on a local estate. What more evidence do you need?
by guntherhermann 3y ago
>The POD had a photo of the front door and the person. I recognised the front door as it was on a local estate.
What more evidence do you need?
- INTPenis 3y agoOk I just read on a delivery company website that they have in fact started taking photos of the moment of delivery. Wow. That is incredible. Here I always opt for delivery at a pick up location and use my electronic ID to pick it up so I had never expected delivery drivers to take, and store, photos of people.
- kwhitefoot 3y agoPhotos are useless unless they are photos of the person and goods together. A DHL courier claimed that I had signed for a package and claimed that a picture of my postbox with an envelope in it was proof of delivery.
- 4ndr3vv 3y agoHad a delivery yesterday where the driver (Evri) had to wave his handheld around for a bit, as it wouldnt let him confim delivery as it thought he was 100m down the road!
- baz00 3y agoEvri / Hermes have got their act together recently. Least unreliable delivery company.
- razakel 3y agoThey're called that because they fuck up Evri delivery. "Your parcel is on the way." "Your parcel is being used as a football by the warehouse staff." "Your parcel is in Antarctica." "Your parcel has somehow been delivered to your roof."
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoI had this happen with FedEx a couple weeks ago for the first time. We get a lot of packages so I was surprised. The delivery person gave me the box then ran back to me as I was walking away. "I have to take a photo to prove I delivered it." He puts it down on the ground and photographs it. Not sure what a picture of a box on a nondescript driveway would prove, but I guess he had to do it.