Garry wrote:
Not the same trend of yours but yes to issue's.
I get the text that it was delivered, go to the door and nothing. (work from home)
what is odd is when it is delivered it's not by UPS but a random person in a car. At first I thought it might have been delivered to the wrong house, but it's a person UPS has contracted out for Amazon. So I get Sunday delivers also.
I'm in Dallas and will get some things same day that are two day prime.
But it's usually get the delivery text at 9am, get the package around 2pm
This happens a lot for me. Amazon has its own drivers, usually in vans marked "Amazon." In addition, Amazon has started using Uber drivers and other private carriers for deliveries.
What I suspect is happening is that, when the private delivery person loads the package into his/her car, he/she scans the package as "delivered." Then, the carrier makes the runs and drops off the package. I am quite certain that, on more than one occasion, it was an Uber driver who got a call or just felt like going home and left the package in the car until the next day, when it mysteriously shows up on my porch. Also, I have had packages dropped on my porch after midnight and once at 2 am. I really appreciate those, especially when all three dogs sound the alarm over the "intruder" ...
If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went. - Will Rogers
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