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"leave it on the porch" isn't even a thing in the UK, unless you specifically nominate it as your acceptable secure place. Amazon knock on the door, if you're
by desas 3y ago
"leave it on the porch" isn't even a thing in the UK, unless you specifically nominate it as your acceptable secure place.
Amazon knock on the door, if you're not in then they'll come back tomorrow, and if you're not in, then they'll try the next day. If you're not in three days in a row they'll hold the package for three days, to give you time to arrange one final delivery attempt to your home, Amazon locker or pick-up point (neighbourhood shop). Eventually they'll just take the package back and refund you automatically.
- daveoc64 3y agoAmazon leaves stuff on my porch most days in the UK.
- sanitycheck 3y agoRecent Amazon UK delivery experiences: - Expected delivery on Wednesday, instead "delivered" Tuesday when I'm out by just leaving it in front of the front door, 1m from the street. - Sitting downstairs eating dinner, my phone pings, Amazon package apparently delivered. But nobody rang the bell or knocked the door. It's just been left outside the front door again. - Another "delivered" notification but no knock and nothing left outside the house. Check app, status is "handed to resident". Assume it's been nicked, but check with the neighbour just in case - thankfully they got it! - My parents ordered some glassware, delivery driver dropped the package (marked Fragile) from waist height onto their doorstep, again without even attempting to knock/ring the bell. Footage captured on security cam. Obviously glassware didn't survive.