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Mom has Amazon package stolen from front door. Takes law into own hands.
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The girl who stole the package seems like a very slow runner, maybe it's just the perspective of the video but it doesn't look much more than a gentle jog. You'd think she'd be booking it instead of giving up so easily.
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Have you ever had stuff stolen and reported it to the Police? They don't care! My partners mobile phone was recently stolen, but still had a tracker on it, we told the police where the phone was reporting from (before they turned it off again) and they literally just said "We don't have the right to go to that address and ask them, sorry, this case is closed".
Yeah, I don't blame them. They've got a quota to make and it's especially rough during the holiday season with so many packages being shipped.
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Sure. But why risk your life for an item? I my place is ever getting robbed, I'm running. Things are replaceable.
Last year there was a sizable defense force for porch package thieves with the narrative that they must really need the packages more than those who actually ordered/paid for them and that we should really feel bad for the thieves (even those that would drive up in cars).
Glad to see that this thread doesn't have that nonsense.
Glad to see that this thread doesn't have that nonsense.
Is it that much of a huge thing over there, having packages stolen?
I lived in what was considered a bad area when I was growing up (in the UK) and had packages left on the step at the side of the house - in view of the street. Nothing ever got stolen. We got burgled there once, but never had a package stolen.
Where I live now, we have so many packages left on the front doorstep and nothing is ever stolen.
They'd leave them with the neighbours usually, but if non of them are in they leave them on the front step.
I lived in what was considered a bad area when I was growing up (in the UK) and had packages left on the step at the side of the house - in view of the street. Nothing ever got stolen. We got burgled there once, but never had a package stolen.
Where I live now, we have so many packages left on the front doorstep and nothing is ever stolen.
They'd leave them with the neighbours usually, but if non of them are in they leave them on the front step.
Depends on the area.
I've had hundreds of packages left on the front stoop with no problem, but there are a lot of places where it's risky to leave something by the door.
Yeah me too, I don't get it.
Where is the package in the video? We don't even see an Amazon box.
Thiiiiiiis! That shit laid me out man.
Ahhhhhhhhhahahahahahahah
Really torn about this video. On one hand, package thieves are fucking scum, on the other hand the package thief is wearing a Teenage Bottlerocket shirt.
what if shes not a fan and just stole that off someones porch too?
So what's the legality of shitting in an amazon box and leaving it on my front steps?
And what if i somehow spring load the shit?
And what if i somehow spring load the shit?
Most of my package are fine but I've had a few stolen but I also live in the middle of Philly so I think it's expected. I've never had trouble getting a replacement sent free of charge tho.
Yeah she should have built a glitter and fart bomb fake package.
There's been a few cool looking ones on Shark Tank but no buyers. One guy had a great idea where it used the free app information from UPS USPS and FedEx where it pulled all tracking data on packages coming to you. So when the driver arrived he scanned the package barcode on a reader on the box and it would unlock because it matches the tracking data. Then open, place it inside
I feel like any delivery person isn't gonna deal with that and just chuck it on your door.
Exactly, that's why no one ever invests on shark tank in these products
The chance of getting caught is incredibly low, so the cost is practically zero.
The value is certainly greater than zero.
= profit.
Especially around Christmas, people don't just order staplers and USB-cords, they order presents.
