[mothered]

they took a picture with it in the partially open doorway
The agent cross referenced the Google Street picture with the DPD photo
The Google street view pic and driver’s pic pretty clearly match

Is the Google street Image zoomed In clearly showing every detail of the doorway/entryway of your home?

[BitPlayer]

they took a picture with it in the partially open doorway
The agent cross referenced the Google Street picture with the DPD photo
The Google street view pic and driver’s pic pretty clearly match

Is the Google street Image zoomed In clearly showing every detail of the doorway/entryway of your home?

The match is very clearly and the combination of door colour and steps is unique.

[mothered]

The match is very clearly and the combination of door colour and steps is unique.

Does It clearly show the package In the doorway?

[BitPlayer]

The match is very clearly and the combination of door colour and steps is unique.

Does It clearly show the package In the doorway?

The package is just behind the ajar door. You can see half of the package but I think it’s pretty unmistakable.

[mothered]

The package is just behind the ajar door. You can see half of the package but I think it’s pretty unmistakable.

That's the package, which could belong to anyone.

Are there any markings of your home's entryway visible In the Google pic that correspond with the driver's photo?

[BitPlayer]

The package is just behind the ajar door. You can see half of the package but I think it’s pretty unmistakable.

That's the package, which could belong to anyone.

Are there any markings of your home's entryway visible In the Google pic that correspond with the driver's photo?

Yes, the Google pic shows the whole door whereas the driver’s picture just shows the lower part of the door and steps. However the colour of the door, the door knob and steps match. And on the Google pic the neighbouring doors are different colours.

[mothered]

Yes, the Google pic shows the whole door whereas the driver’s picture just shows the lower part of the door and steps. However the colour of the door, the door knob and steps match. And on the Google pic the neighbouring doors are different colours.

I understand what you're saying, but Google pics can pickup anyone's front door (steps, door knobs, etc) at any time, hence what you've described Is useless to verify the delivery.

What I'm asking, Is whether Google clearly shows the package In the entryway of your home. Only that can confirm receipt of goods. The exterior of the home Is Inconclusive.

[BitPlayer]

Yes, the Google pic shows the whole door whereas the driver’s picture just shows the lower part of the door and steps. However the colour of the door, the door knob and steps match. And on the Google pic the neighbouring doors are different colours.

I understand what you're saying, but Google pics can pickup anyone's front door (steps, door knobs, etc) at any time, hence what you've described Is useless to verify the delivery.

What I'm asking, Is whether Google clearly shows the package In the entryway of your home. Only that can confirm receipt of goods. The exterior of the home Is Inconclusive.

The Google pic shows my door, including the door number. The driver’s photo shows the parcel (partly obscured) behind my open door. On the later you can’t see my door number but when you look at the two pictures alongside each other I think it would be hard to argue it isn’t my door. Or have I misunderstood your question? 🤣

[mothered]

The Google pic shows my door, including the door number. The driver’s photo shows the parcel (partly obscured) behind my open door.

In that case, the Google pic Is useless - It only shows the external part of your home (no relation to the delivery), whereas the driver's photo shows the package with the door open (associated with the delivery).

The Google pic does not correspond with the driver's photo, hence It cannot be used as evidence to confirm receipt of goods.

[Kikibosum]

Yes, the Google pic shows the whole door whereas the driver’s picture just shows the lower part of the door and steps. However the colour of the door, the door knob and steps match. And on the Google pic the neighbouring doors are different colours.

I understand what you're saying, but Google pics can pickup anyone's front door (steps, door knobs, etc) at any time, hence what you've described Is useless to verify the delivery.

What I'm asking, Is whether Google clearly shows the package In the entryway of your home. Only that can confirm receipt of goods. The exterior of the home Is Inconclusive.

The Google pic shows my door, including the door number. The driver’s photo shows the parcel (partly obscured) behind my open door. On the later you can’t see my door number but when you look at the two pictures alongside each other I think it would be hard to argue it isn’t my door.  Or have I misunderstood your question? 🤣

any update sir ?