[tjanko]

Hello guys, if the driver that delivered the package comes to you but you are trying to do the dna method, can you just send him off on his way? He knows he delivered it and I want to know the best way to handle it if he comes bothering.

[Markers69]

Then it like depends on the item.

Does it say like handed to you or smth like "delivered by front door"?

If signature not required u can eb

and whats the store?

[mothered]

He knows he delivered it and I want to know the best way to handle it if he comes bothering.

Are you solely referring to the carrier driver calling or visiting your home after the DNA has been claimed?

[Nbaplaya20]

He knows he delivered it and I want to know the best way to handle it if he comes bothering.

Are you solely referring to the carrier driver calling or visiting your home after the DNA has been claimed?

This wasn't my post, but I am still interested in what to do in that situation. If the driver did, in fact, hand the item to the person claiming a DNA, what would be the best option to handle a potential encounter? The DNA would still be successful right because it's your word against his? I know somebody that is dealing with something similar to this right now. Any info would be appreciated.

[mothered]

This wasn't my post, but I am still interested in what to do in that situation. If the driver did, in fact, hand the item to the person claiming a DNA, what would be the best option to handle a  potential encounter? The DNA would still be successful right because it's your word against his? I know somebody that is dealing with something similar to this right now. Any info would be appreciated.

If the package was purely handed over without any form of verification, the DNA Is good to go.

The driver's word holds no value, hence cannot be used to verify consignments.

[nobleredman3]

This is my method.
Don’t answer the door for them, ever. If it requires a signature? Oh well, I guess they are going to have to send it back. Eventually they are going to get tired of seeing the same package and never getting a signature.
They can leave it on the porch or not. Matter of fact, it will sit on the porch for at least 12 hrs anyway.
It’s really easy to say it never arrived, if you can’t find it for a few days.

If the delivery driver try’s to call you out, tell him that the package he gave you was from another company. If you have a regular driver, maybe you should leave him an occasional thank you on the porch.

[Nbaplaya20]

This wasn't my post, but I am still interested in what to do in that situation. If the driver did, in fact, hand the item to the person claiming a DNA, what would be the best option to handle a  potential encounter? The DNA would still be successful right because it's your word against his? I know somebody that is dealing with something similar to this right now. Any info would be appreciated.

If the package was purely handed over without any form of verification, the DNA Is good to go.

The driver's word holds no value, hence cannot be used to verify consignments.

Thanks mothered for confirming that.

[mothered]

This wasn't my post, but I am still interested in what to do in that situation. If the driver did, in fact, hand the item to the person claiming a DNA, what would be the best option to handle a  potential encounter? The DNA would still be successful right because it's your word against his? I know somebody that is dealing with something similar to this right now. Any info would be appreciated.

If the package was purely handed over without any form of verification, the DNA Is good to go.

The driver's word holds no value, hence cannot be used to verify consignments.

Thanks mothered for confirming that. 

You're welcome.