[zinuku]

If you can manipulate the driver to not accept an OTP or a signature, there will be no evidence to suggest that "you personally received and accepted the package".

So under these circumstances, the DNA will have a very high chance of success.

That is my thinking. Much appreciated! I’ll keep you updated

You're very welcome.

I look forward to reading events as they unfold.

Im in the midst of a big expensive 4k 27" monitor SE (10kg), and Amazon wants me to fill an affidavit -- no problem.

They told me they need that in order to start an investigation with the carrier. I never signed anything with the carrier, so I should be good as far as liability here. From their viewpoint, anything could have happened after the car with the package left the mailcenter -- I think.

Purely out of curiosity, if I get my refund, who takes the hit here? The carrier or Amazon?
Does anybody know?

I'll keep you updated on what happens in the following month from now

[Sonicway]

Probably Amazon takes a hit

[mothered]

Im in the midst of a big expensive 4k 27" monitor SE (10kg), and Amazon wants me to fill an affidavit -- no problem.

They told me they need that in order to start an investigation with the carrier. I never signed anything with the carrier, so I should be good as far as liability here. From their viewpoint, anything could have happened after the car with the package left the mailcenter -- I think.

Purely out of curiosity, if I get my refund, who takes the hit here? The carrier or Amazon?
Does anybody know?

I'll keep you updated on what happens in the following month from now

Posts get buried over time and easily overlooked.

I suggest creating a thread outlining what you've mentioned above.