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I wouldn't want to deliver anything I cared about remotely to someone else's car. The person drives away due to an emergency, forgetfulness, or malice and now I
by bostonpete 12y ago
I wouldn't want to deliver anything I cared about remotely to someone else's car. The person drives away due to an emergency, forgetfulness, or malice and now I'm left trying to track down someone else's car...
- bentcorner 12y agoPlus on the flip-side, I wouldn't want to be responsible for holding some random person's random thing. What if they never pick up their stuff, or pick up their stuff but report to amazon that their stuff wasn't in your trunk? This works great in an ideal situation, but there's lots of room for bad things to happen.
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- jplahn 12y agoI assume they would have build in stipulations regarding how long you attempt the delivery, under what conditions, and at which point you simply drop it off at the post office or the persons house. Maybe they don't, but I would hope they've considered it.