Amazon delivery guy places deliveries blocking the door from opening
I have contacted Amazon previously and keeps happening, has that happened to you?
I'm talking 10cm from the door way so that the door can not swing out
Amazon delivery guy places deliveries blocking the door from opening
I have contacted Amazon previously and keeps happening, has that happened to you?
I'm talking 10cm from the door way so that the door can not swing out
Yes, like a cat flap for boxes of Amazon soft drink
I’m sure Wallace and Grommet would know what to do !
Probably also depends on the space outside the front door and view from the street.
I'd guess 10% of all my deliveries block my door, so it's likely that 1 in 10 (of my) delivery drivers either have no clue or are just being dicks on purpose.
Are you sure it’s not Karma?
Have you been screaming at little old ladies in traffic again?
10% of delivery drivers being absolute muppets is actually a pretty good ratio
I leave my screen door open and my wooden door shut if I'm expecting a delivery so that it doesn't get blocked (as the screen door opens outwards).
They always do it to me too. A few times I have had to go around the front from the side gate to move whatever they have pushed right up against the screen door.
Being blind and deaf is usually reserved for referees, but courier drivers have somehow lowered that bar, regardless of delivery or pick up.
Lol what happens if there is a fire?
The delivery guy probably won't put the parcel that close to the door is there's a fire…
In my experienced it's not just Amazon. Pretty much all couriers and delivery drivers have those who do this. Or food delivery services too. Common sense just ain't common. It is what it is!
You must be the one who still wears mask while driving a car alone?
Same here, almost 9/10 times. Lucky that boxes usually are not too heavy so I can push package with door.
Remember there's people in Africa living in rubbish dumps.
Cutout the middle of the door so you can pass through,
then fix with magnets for functional screening effect.