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Stealing other people's deliveries update, not stolen!

Posted: December 9 13, 8:00 pm
by JCShutout
Seriously? You stole the two books my wife ordered me as Christmas gifts? You want to be that kind of person, really? I'm barely over minimum wage, but go ahead, steal from me. Its not even the fact that I lost out on some books. You made my wife feel horrible. Just so you know guy, you no longer qualify as a person. I hope there is a special place in hell for you, a place reserved with the kind of people who talk at the movies.

EDIT: that (above) was the original post. Turns out UPS marked it "delivered" 4 days early. Both the original and replacement arrived today (weird). Amazon was nice enough to cover the cost to ship the replacement item back.

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 9 13, 8:03 pm
by AWvsCBsteeeerike3
Your wife prolly needs a little extra lovin to cheer her up. So....this could become a rave. Just sayin' also. That sucks. I am sorry to hear someone dis that.

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 9 13, 8:06 pm
by planet planet
Happened to me last week; luckily the vendor reshipped at no charge despite the delivery validation. I'm having all my Christmas stuff shipped to work from now on. Sorry JC; it's such an opportunistic theft and I'm hearing it happening more and more.

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 9 13, 8:08 pm
by AWvsCBsteeeerike3
What books?

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 9 13, 8:22 pm
by JL21
Ironically, it was two copies of this:

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Sorry, JC. That's some [expletive] right there.

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 9 13, 8:35 pm
by cardsfansince82
I had a delivery of a couple books from Amazon stolen last year. I bet those idiots felt like dip [expletive] when they opened that box. Amazon replaced them no questions asked and I was a lot more careful about future deliveries.

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 9 13, 9:45 pm
by stlouie_lipp
planet p wrote:Happened to me last week; luckily the vendor reshipped at no charge despite the delivery validation. I'm having all my Christmas stuff shipped to work from now on. Sorry JC; it's such an opportunistic theft and I'm hearing it happening more and more.
I have everything I order online shipped to the office. That sucks, JC...how do you know it was stolen and not just delivered to the wrong address?

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 9 13, 10:04 pm
by Freed Roger
Amazon Prime Air will be armed.

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 10 13, 11:19 am
by Jocephus
more reason for drones!

seriously though that sucks. im always paranoid about that even living in a "nice neighborhood". Once i know its been shipped im checking it all the time and trying to grab it from the porch asap. luckily i haven't been stolen from.../knock on wood.

Re: Stealing other people's deliveries

Posted: December 10 13, 11:44 am
by IMADreamer
Jocephus wrote:more reason for drones!

seriously though that sucks. im always paranoid about that even living in a "nice neighborhood". Once i know its been shipped im checking it all the time and trying to grab it from the porch asap. luckily i haven't been stolen from.../knock on wood.

There are just as many thieves liars and crooks in a "nice neighborhood." They just have nicer houses and cars.

Any idea at all who did it because you know retribution is a lot of fun.