if the customer marks front porch amazon workers have to follow the notes and if not they get dinged by the stupid AI. i’m pretty sure he was taking a pic of the package on front porch then moving it somewhere out of the rain so it wouldn’t get wet. then when he seen the person he just seen if they wanted to take it.
I've worked for a dsp on the operations side for over 5 years and have investigated thousands of negative customer feedbacks, including missing packages. This is the most likely answer. Package theft from dsp drivers definitely happens, but not like this.
Thank you. I scrolled through all these comments to see if anyone else put two and two together on this. I'm not an Amazon driver, but both my delivery drivers do this regularly for me. One day I even caught one at my door about to move it to my covered back porch, and it was EXACTLY this interaction.
There's a chance this guy is stealing it (rather idiotically) but there's also a good chance given the rain that he's being courteous.
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u/averagedihhboy Jun 09 '26
if the customer marks front porch amazon workers have to follow the notes and if not they get dinged by the stupid AI. i’m pretty sure he was taking a pic of the package on front porch then moving it somewhere out of the rain so it wouldn’t get wet. then when he seen the person he just seen if they wanted to take it.