Anyone done deliveries for Amazon?

[suicidal_orange]

I bought something and sent it to an Amazon locker.  On opening said locker to retrieve it I found two packages - one mine, one someone else's.  Assumedly the delivery driver doesn't know he(?)'s done wrong or he'd have re-opened the locker and took it out.  The intended recipient will have to complain and will no doubt be despatched a replacement, assuming it wasn't time sensitive.

If the driver is going to be punished for losing a package I'll send it back, if not I'll happily keep (or gift) the present from a huge company.  I can't ask them or they'll know I have it so does anyone here know?

[AuthenticDanger]

Put the package back and alert amazon. You don't even know if you want what's inside. The fact that amazon will replace it for the other person doesn't matter. What if they were waiting for a time sensitive item and now they have to reach out to amazon, complain and wait longer for it?

Don't be the bad person here, just alert amazon to the mistake and take the good karma.

[tp4tissue]

Put the package back and alert amazon. You don't even know if you want what's inside. The fact that amazon will replace it for the other person doesn't matter. What if they were waiting for a time sensitive item and now they have to reach out to amazon, complain and wait longer for it?

Don't be the bad person here, just alert amazon to the mistake and take the good karma.

Unless it's a 3090...



The law is actually on your side,  finders keepers.

[suicidal_orange]

What if they were waiting for a time sensitive item and now they have to reach out to amazon, complain and wait longer for it?

Don't be the bad person here, just alert amazon to the mistake and take the good karma.

They're already waiting and complaining, nothing I can do about that.  It was delivered after 7 last night so if they were keen they could have collected their other package (they must have had two or the driver would have noticed) and complained before midnight and the replacement could have arrived by now, or if they wanted it to take somewhere today as a present the chance has gone.

Returning a package to an individual is good, saving a driver from hassle is good, helping a tax dodging multinational company who are as likely to bin the return as restock it if it's not expensive is neutral at best in my book.

Unless it's a 3090...

Too small and not heavy enough

I really want to open it but AD has a point - less than 5% of what they sell is going to be of any interest to me.

[suicidal_orange]

Trying to tell Amazon about this is hard - which item do I have a problem with?  The one that's not in the list, obviously!  Chose the item I collected, got this.



Where's the "your robot isn't good enough give me a human" button...

If I say it's missing a part that's fraud, isn't it?  None of the other options are going to work.

[Leslieann]

I'd say keep it.
While I agree, it would be nice to get it to them, Amazon really doesn't care, to the extent that even returning it will be a chore for you and them. Even if you call and actually manage to find anyone it's likely they will tell you to keep it.

If companies insist on automating everything, this is the price they pay. They know it, they accept it and while I would like to think it will ruin them, I doubt that's going to happen anytime soon.