Neighbor "stole" misdelivered amazon package

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I ordered a towel that was delivered to the wrong house. Our address was 850 and they delivered it to 805. I saw the picture and walked over there about an hour after it was delivered. The person who answered the door said they already used it, told their kid to go get it from the bathroom, and then tried to hand me a wet used towel. It was weird.

Like the person got the package that wasn’t for them, opened it immediately and thought, “wow! An unexpected towel! I think I’ll take a midday shower.”

That is hilarious!!! Did you take the dirty wet towel back?! They had no shame handing it back to you? Some people!

i think it's nice they offered to give the towel back. my family buys a lot of stuff on amazon so i wouldn't question a box with something i personally hadn't ordered. i mean i wouldn't even look at the label if it's on my doorstep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Contact Amazon via chat. Unless this is a habitual occurrence they will refund or redeliver.

Thanks, I did they are sending another one.... Just sick of the dishonest people around here. It's exhausting. This has happened to me twice and I brought the people their package and I don't get the same back.

Do you have a listserv? (If not, then I suggest you create one for your neighborhood or building). Then please share the picture that Amazon sent you on the listserv and say that some neighbor has mistakenly picked up the misdelivered amazon package. Also, if you have RING or NEST CAM - footage, share it. That way, others are aware who the thief is.

Problem solved.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm completely shocked at how many of you are so ignorant. Amazon drivers have key fobs to get into locked doors or codes. This is how to get in:

Fob readers
Call Boxes
Remote openers
Coded gates
Motorized gates
and doors

https://www.amazon.com/b?node=18530497011

You all are just so stupid and ignorant!

Um no. This still doesn’t answer how they had neighbor’s code or used OPs code to get into neighbor’s gate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm completely shocked at how many of you are so ignorant. Amazon drivers have key fobs to get into locked doors or codes. This is how to get in:

Fob readers
Call Boxes
Remote openers
Coded gates
Motorized gates
and doors

https://www.amazon.com/b?node=18530497011

You all are just so stupid and ignorant!

Still waiting for you to explain how the Amazon driver used OP’s code to access someone else’s porch.

Yeah, same. They keep coming back to type out childish insults when they're the one that has no idea what's going on. How embarrassing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I ordered a towel that was delivered to the wrong house. Our address was 850 and they delivered it to 805. I saw the picture and walked over there about an hour after it was delivered. The person who answered the door said they already used it, told their kid to go get it from the bathroom, and then tried to hand me a wet used towel. It was weird.

Like the person got the package that wasn’t for them, opened it immediately and thought, “wow! An unexpected towel! I think I’ll take a midday shower.”

You should have taken the towel and called Amazon and told them the towel had been used and to send you a new one. I would have let everyone in the . neighborhood know what thos neighbor did.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I ordered a towel that was delivered to the wrong house. Our address was 850 and they delivered it to 805. I saw the picture and walked over there about an hour after it was delivered. The person who answered the door said they already used it, told their kid to go get it from the bathroom, and then tried to hand me a wet used towel. It was weird.

Like the person got the package that wasn’t for them, opened it immediately and thought, “wow! An unexpected towel! I think I’ll take a midday shower.”

That is hilarious!!! Did you take the dirty wet towel back?! They had no shame handing it back to you? Some people!

i think it's nice they offered to give the towel back. my family buys a lot of stuff on amazon so i wouldn't question a box with something i personally hadn't ordered. i mean i wouldn't even look at the label if it's on my doorstep.

That is stupid because we all know that mail and packages can be delivered to the wrong person. Do you keep other people's US mail when incorrectly delivered to you, as well? I guess if you're a thief then you are also n opportunist and there might be $5 in a birthday card. You are disgusting

[Anonymous]

Someone put my address on a package and i bent over backwards to figure out where this person lived. Basically, they addressed it their names at 100 Main Street but they live at 110 Main Street. I didn't know their name. had to ask around.

I took the package to 110 Main street. not even a thank you from them.

Never again.

it was a case of wine, BTW. If you're too stupid to put the correct address on it, then i'm keeping it next time.

[Anonymous]

OP is a troll, and is lashing out in annoyance after getting owned.

None of the EMPHATIC! STUPID!! explanations address how Amazon accessed the neighbor’s “locked entry” using OP’s information/code.

Why on earth someone wants to make up stories like this for amusement is beyond me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Someone put my address on a package and i bent over backwards to figure out where this person lived. Basically, they addressed it their names at 100 Main Street but they live at 110 Main Street. I didn't know their name. had to ask around.

I took the package to 110 Main street. not even a thank you from them.

Never again.

it was a case of wine, BTW. If you're too stupid to put the correct address on it, then i'm keeping it next time.

I deliver misplaced packages from time to time. I leave it at the correct house. I do not have a conversation about it. Sounds like you walked a few houses down. The address was a typo. It happens. I would not even have rung the bell. It just a courtesy. Vyou are not a hero.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I ordered a towel that was delivered to the wrong house. Our address was 850 and they delivered it to 805. I saw the picture and walked over there about an hour after it was delivered. The person who answered the door said they already used it, told their kid to go get it from the bathroom, and then tried to hand me a wet used towel. It was weird.

Like the person got the package that wasn’t for them, opened it immediately and thought, “wow! An unexpected towel! I think I’ll take a midday shower.”

That is hilarious!!! Did you take the dirty wet towel back?! They had no shame handing it back to you? Some people!

i think it's nice they offered to give the towel back. my family buys a lot of stuff on amazon so i wouldn't question a box with something i personally hadn't ordered. i mean i wouldn't even look at the label if it's on my doorstep.

That is stupid because we all know that mail and packages can be delivered to the wrong person. Do you keep other people's US mail when incorrectly delivered to you, as well? I guess if you're a thief then you are also n opportunist and there might be $5 in a birthday card. You are disgusting

What? i'm saying the people probably made an innocent mistake--they just assumed it was their package, opened it and gone on with their day. When the OP showed up, they did the right thing and handed the towel back, albeit slightly used. Frankly I think it's weird to show up to someone's house and accuse them of stealing your package when Amazon will replace it for free because it's their screw-up.

The whole concept of porch pirates is problematic; it's just giant corporations doing the easiest thing for them (unattended deliveries) to maximise their profits.

https://houstonlawreview.org/article/30086-the-porch-pirate-problem

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Someone put my address on a package and i bent over backwards to figure out where this person lived. Basically, they addressed it their names at 100 Main Street but they live at 110 Main Street. I didn't know their name. had to ask around.

I took the package to 110 Main street. not even a thank you from them.

Never again.

it was a case of wine, BTW. If you're too stupid to put the correct address on it, then i'm keeping it next time.

I deliver misplaced packages from time to time. I leave it at the correct house. I do not have a conversation about it. Sounds like you walked a few houses down. The address was a typo. It happens. I would not even have rung the bell. It just a courtesy. Vyou are not a hero.

No one knew "the Smiths." I looked for 2 days. Seriously.

I'm not a hero, but I'm not going to go out of my way to find something.

Also, if you're ordering something that's valuable, double check the address. FedEx delivered it to the right address. FedEx didn't GAF that "The Smiths" are at a different house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Or it was stolen from their doorstep.

NP. Unlikely. I’ve also had this happen. I saw Amazon deliver a package and the neighbor across the street took it into their house. I only realized it was mine when Amazon sent me the picture. That neighbor is unbalanced so I didn’t confront them.

And you just forgot to mention that you actually saw them take it in your original post? Troll.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Or it was stolen from their doorstep.

NP. Unlikely. I’ve also had this happen. I saw Amazon deliver a package and the neighbor across the street took it into their house. I only realized it was mine when Amazon sent me the picture. That neighbor is unbalanced so I didn’t confront them.

And you just forgot to mention that you actually saw them take it in your original post? Troll.

Read the entire thread. Post you answered is not OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Or it was stolen from their doorstep.

NP. Unlikely. I’ve also had this happen. I saw Amazon deliver a package and the neighbor across the street took it into their house. I only realized it was mine when Amazon sent me the picture. That neighbor is unbalanced so I didn’t confront them.

And you just forgot to mention that you actually saw them take it in your original post? Troll.

Reading comprehension issues? I’m not the OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you sure it's their doorway - lots of front doorsteps look alike.

And how did the Amazon guy get into THEIR locked gate?

Presumably, the driver has the access code to your gate.

READ the thread before posting stupid comments people! All these questions have been answered already!

Can you point to the post that answers how the driver has the access code to the neighbors locked porch/gate/whatever? I think we’ve already established that PP doesn’t live in an apartment. These are single family houses.

OP never said they live in a single family home. Sounds like they probably live in a building.