[Parliament]

I've went through and read some of the threads on sinisterly about guides on how to find a drop address and have found one. However, there's a "for sale" sign outside the house, do you think this will stop anyone from delivering to the house? It might sound like a stupid question but I just want to make sure. Another question, how do I make sure that the item is left at the drop's porch/doorstep? Some websites don't have a place for you to leave special delivery information or ignore it sometimes (from my experience). Should I leave a note on the door of the house saying "I'll be home very soon, leave on doorstep " or something?

I am from the UK so I'm sure it'll be way diff from the majority of members in here who are American. Just looking for any sort of tips, thanks in advance.

[mothered]

However, there's a "for sale" sign outside the house, do you think this will stop anyone from delivering to the house?

It wouldn't have a negative Impact.  A few years ago, I received a lot of legit deliveries via various companies when selling my home.

how do I make sure that the item is left at the drop's porch/doorstep? Some websites don't have a place for you to leave special delivery information or ignore it sometimes (from my experience)

Name the company you're looking to SE, and we'll work from there.

[Pinkz0rd]

In the UK is kinda hard, the best probably is to send it there, and wait around for the package, and receive it in person. Best way imho

[Parliament]

However, there's a "for sale" sign outside the house, do you think this will stop anyone from delivering to the house?

It wouldn't have a negative Impact.  A few years ago, I received a lot of legit deliveries via various companies when selling my home.

how do I make sure that the item is left at the drop's porch/doorstep? Some websites don't have a place for you to leave special delivery information or ignore it sometimes (from my experience)

Name the company you're looking to SE, and we'll work from there.

Thanks for the input, great to know that I should be fine on that front.

I was just asking in general, when it comes to SEing, not really any sort of specific website; however for example, Logitech. How do you think that will work?

[Parliament]

In the UK is kinda hard, the best probably is to send it there, and wait around for the package, and receive it in person. Best way imho

This is what I was thinking, don't want to be waiting around too long though and make anyone suspect but that really shouldn't be a problem.

[mothered]

However, there's a "for sale" sign outside the house, do you think this will stop anyone from delivering to the house?

It wouldn't have a negative Impact.  A few years ago, I received a lot of legit deliveries via various companies when selling my home.

how do I make sure that the item is left at the drop's porch/doorstep? Some websites don't have a place for you to leave special delivery information or ignore it sometimes (from my experience)

Name the company you're looking to SE, and we'll work from there.

Thanks for the input, great to know that I should be fine on that front.

I was just asking in general, when it comes to SEing, not really any sort of specific website; however for example, Logitech. How do you think that will work?

Any company can be SEd, however the method Is "always" based on the nature of the Item.

For Instance, you wouldn't use the missing Item method on a laptop that weighs 3kg.

[Parliament]

It wouldn't have a negative Impact.  A few years ago, I received a lot of legit deliveries via various companies when selling my home.


Name the company you're looking to SE, and we'll work from there.

Thanks for the input, great to know that I should be fine on that front.

I was just asking in general, when it comes to SEing, not really any sort of specific website; however for example, Logitech. How do you think that will work?

Any company can be SEd, however the method Is "always" based on the nature of the Item.

For Instance, you wouldn't use the missing Item method on a laptop that weighs 3kg.

Thanks. Just thought of another question, to test out my drop; I'm gonna try a simple RedBull SE, do you think that'll need to be signed for? considering it's a caffeine drink?

[mothered]

Thanks for the input, great to know that I should be fine on that front.

I was just asking in general, when it comes to SEing, not really any sort of specific website; however for example, Logitech. How do you think that will work?

Any company can be SEd, however the method Is "always" based on the nature of the Item.

For Instance, you wouldn't use the missing Item method on a laptop that weighs 3kg.

do you think that'll need to be signed for? considering it's a caffeine drink?

It's difficult to say without further Information.

It depends on the company and carrier.

[Pinkz0rd]

Thanks for the input, great to know that I should be fine on that front.

I was just asking in general, when it comes to SEing, not really any sort of specific website; however for example, Logitech. How do you think that will work?

Any company can be SEd, however the method Is "always" based on the nature of the Item.

For Instance, you wouldn't use the missing Item method on a laptop that weighs 3kg.

Thanks. Just thought of another question, to test out my drop; I'm gonna try a simple RedBull SE, do you think that'll need to be signed for? considering it's a caffeine drink?

Why you dont use your own address?

[Parliament]

Any company can be SEd, however the method Is "always" based on the nature of the Item.

For Instance, you wouldn't use the missing Item method on a laptop that weighs 3kg.

Thanks. Just thought of another question, to test out my drop; I'm gonna try a simple RedBull SE, do you think that'll need to be signed for? considering it's a caffeine drink?

Why you dont use your own address?

Privacy, don't want anything going to my address. Want to build up my SE skills as well.