[stevenadams2323]

What i do is through ring, it always works as its just the delivery drivers word against mine, could be an excuse for laziness. there is no documented factual evidence i told him to leave it there with no signature. Ring works like a charm with SE's and i consider it essential these days.

Yes, the driver's word holds no value to verify events.

I've known a few drivers who actually record conversations on their device, which Is what my previous post Is based on. Always allow for probabilities - you never know If and when they may happen.

Do you think wrong item is better than me going through the dna? this is their terms and conditions about lost shipments

'If we fail to comply with these Terms and Conditions of Sale, we are responsible for loss or damage you suffer that is a foreseeable result of our breaking the contract or our failing to use reasonable skill and care, but we are not responsible for any loss or damage that is not foreseeable. Loss or damage is foreseeable if either it is obvious that it will happen or if, at the time the contract was made, both we and you knew it might happen.'

Their terms are broad and not clearly documented:

it is obvious that it will happen

Define "obvious"?

both we and you knew it might happen

"Knew It might happen"?
How do they conclude the thoughts of one's mentality?

The DNA can still be used, but given there are many variables In their terms, It may be a lengthy process.

i believe they are stating from their perspective that if anythiung is influenced by the person purchasing, they lose liability and we own liability.

if it is in their control and they fail to follow the terms they set out, then they are liable. The statemnt does show they so have liability for lost goods but its worded extremely strangely.

I've known a few drivers who actually record conversations on their device, which Is what my previous post Is based on. Always allow for probabilities - you never know If and when they may happen.

ive not heard of this before. might have to be wary of it.