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It's not too far from having similar to a mobile Locker service. What if you didn't have a key to your trunk, but Amazon paid you $50 a month (or a more appropr
by stephengillie 12y ago
It's not too far from having similar to a mobile Locker service. What if you didn't have a key to your trunk, but Amazon paid you $50 a month (or a more appropriate value)? They could have a delivery carrier put goods into your trunk before you left for work, and retrieve the goods while you were busy working.
In some ways, it's also like international drug running - identify users that work in the USA and live in Canada, break into their cars, and leave illegal materials there. Then your counterpart will break into their cars while they're working, and retrieve the illegal materials.
You're exactly right that "incidental driving" would be a complicating exception. But I cling to the delusional belief that all exceptions can be handled. :)
- weaksauce 12y agoI imagine they'd assume the exceptions are a low percentage and abort if the car starts up. Either retrying again later or retrying again the next day with a conventional carrier.