Anonymous wrote:I had an expensive package (a piece of technology I use for a hobby) delivered to the wrong address. It was delivered across the street instead of to our house. It was supposed to require signature but the package handler must have forged it. When the package never arrived I looked into the tracking and the picture it has with it matches the house across the street. In addition, we have on our ring camera a package being delivered at the same time as the time stamp on the delivery photo.
Friday, I knocked on the neighbor’s door and asked if I could grab it and thanked her for bringing it in. She denied having it and said she never brought it in. I told her we had it on camera and she just stood there with no emotion and said she had no idea what I’m talking about.
First, where do I go from here? I’m not sure what a middle aged woman will do with a several motors and controllers for RC aircraft, so it’s not like it’s something she can wear/ use/ re-sell without knowing the niche market.
Total value is about $375.
Anonymous wrote:People around here at weird. I have a feeling they open the package, discover It's not theirs, and then panic that they have "stolen" something. So their only choice is to deny having made a mistake because they don't make mistakes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would check the rest of the ring footage and watch for a package thief.
I have it on the camera her bringing it in approximately 2 hours after it was delivered.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The neighbors could have called the police ON YOU claiming you were harassing her. True story, was told by an Amazon CS person to never pursue the misdelivered packages. In my case my neighbor stole my cutting board worth $12 or so.
Give me a break. Amazon CS did not tell you that.
OP contact the seller, hopefully it was insured and can be re-shipped with no loss to the seller.
Most police departments have an online reporting system for incidents like this. File there if you are inclined, but don’t call.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:CALL the police.
Moron, call the police? for WHAT??
FOUND THE THIEF!!!
"When the package never arrived I looked into the tracking and the picture it has with it matches the house across the street. In addition, we have on our ring camera a package being delivered at the same time as the time stamp on the delivery photo."
That's enough right there for the police report.
NO IT IS NOT! You have to have proof that someone from inside the home opened the door and picked up the package. What is wrong with you people. I thought there was a higher level of critical thinking on here. This is pretty basic though. There is no proof that someone from inside that home put their hands on that package. None. Take it up with the seller/sender! The End!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We've had a very similar situation with a neighbor. DH ordered an adult trike (we're trying to do our shopping locally) and neighbor at first mocked us but then said he was going to get one. Next thing we know (evening of June 22 or 23) DH's trike is gone. Neighbor saw us (two days later) and said he ordered one and it would "be delivered soon." So predictable as next we see him riding trike that we feel very sure is DH's. We asked him about it and he said he bought it on eBay but we didn't see any completed listings that fit. This past weekend he rode by our house, gave me the finger, and called us "losers." He is the loser. So angry.
You’re being bullied by your neighbor or this is a plot line from South Park or the Simpson’s.
Anonymous wrote:We've had a very similar situation with a neighbor. DH ordered an adult trike (we're trying to do our shopping locally) and neighbor at first mocked us but then said he was going to get one. Next thing we know (evening of June 22 or 23) DH's trike is gone. Neighbor saw us (two days later) and said he ordered one and it would "be delivered soon." So predictable as next we see him riding trike that we feel very sure is DH's. We asked him about it and he said he bought it on eBay but we didn't see any completed listings that fit. This past weekend he rode by our house, gave me the finger, and called us "losers." He is the loser. So angry.
It’s on page 1, the 13:24 post.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do you know your neighbor ever brought it into her home? Why would she lie about having your package? Something isn't adding up. If your neighbor says she doesn't have it, you really ought to believe her. It's not nice to accuse someone of something unless you have proof. You have proof the package was dropped on her front porch. That's it!
Please read the thread before commenting. The OP's camera caught the neighbor retrieving the package and bringing it inside.
You need to read the thread before commenting. Nowhere did the op say the neighbor retrieved the package. All the op’s camera caught was the package being delivered.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do you know your neighbor ever brought it into her home? Why would she lie about having your package? Something isn't adding up. If your neighbor says she doesn't have it, you really ought to believe her. It's not nice to accuse someone of something unless you have proof. You have proof the package was dropped on her front porch. That's it!
Please read the thread before commenting. The OP's camera caught the neighbor retrieving the package and bringing it inside.