[TheBoyD]

https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-s...e=bfff7a13

I guess if the "experiment" returns low amount of drivers doing it, it will raise suspicion on didnt arrive method.

[Tibo inc]

https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-s...e=bfff7a13

I guess if the "experiment" returns low amount of drivers doing it, it will raise suspicion on didnt arrive I'mmethod.

Jesus, they lose 47 billion a year

[recasso]

https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-s...e=bfff7a13

I guess if the "experiment" returns low amount of drivers doing it, it will raise suspicion on didnt arrive I'mmethod.

Jesus, they lose 47 billion a year

If I read it correctly (not 100% sure) it's the amount for every retailer, not only Amazon.

[Tibo inc]

https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-s...e=bfff7a13

I guess if the "experiment" returns low amount of drivers doing it, it will raise suspicion on didnt arrive I'mmethod.

Jesus, they lose 47 billion a year

If I read it correctly (not 100% sure) it's the amount for every retailer, not only Amazon.

You are right, i misread it. Still that is a lot though

[SyCo]

That's a huge deal for us. You can just say you got a fake package by pretending it's empty and you basically good to go.

[zorrophreak]

While it might increase suspicion, for the most part the did not arrive/item was missing from order method will stay intact because any delivery driver could just choose this one package. Although you never know, treading lightly when it comes to Amazon has been a pretty good idea lately.

[mothered]

Evidently, Amazon are not aware of the advantages that this Information has to SEers.

Given they obviously suspect their drivers of stealing, It adds further support to the DNA method.