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Amazon driver just called me to ask for my OTP and hasn't taken a picture of the order when left at my reception. On the email Amazon say do not tell the driver the code on the phone or intercom. Can I use this to say that when I thought he was still going to meet me downstair and when I went downstairs to check there was no parcel but he already had the code? I have a 5 year old account and have never SE'd amazon not once.

[kissedmoon]

Amazon driver just called me to ask for my OTP and hasn't taken a picture of the order when left at my reception. On the email Amazon say do not tell the driver the code on the phone or intercom. Can I use this to say that when I thought he was still going to meet me downstair and when I went downstairs to check there was no parcel but he already had the code? I have a 5 year old account and have never SE'd amazon not once.

The thing is that if the driver isn't from a logistics company (ie Fedex, UPS, etc.) and is an Amazon driver, he may have to pay for the package or even lose his job. I'm talking from other users' experience in my country.

[mothered]

Amazon driver just called me to ask for my OTP and hasn't taken a picture of the order when left at my reception. On the email Amazon say do not tell the driver the code on the phone or intercom.

The driver has done the wrong thing by calling you and asking for the OTP.

If you use It to your advantage, you'll be directly targeting the driver's wrongdoing, thus putting his job at risk.