[DouglasKC]

Won’t be long before fedex, ups, usps are going to require “package” boxes where they can deliver your packages.

[MayflowerMadam]

I hear that one of the companies has their delivery people taking a photo after they’ve left a package at the door. At least they can prove it WAS there.

[ssaftler]

Won’t be long before fedex, ups, usps are going to require “package” boxes

Amazon implemented this option quite some time ago. When I buy something from them, I have the option of delivery to an address or a drop-spot. The closest to me is a grocery store about 1.5 miles from me. Amazon sends me the box number and a passcode via email, then I go and get it.

Used it a couple times and it works pretty well.

[davidb56]

we have homemade boxes for ups/fedex deliveries up here in rural northern idaho because of weather/road conditions. Nobody grabs stuff from them because they would likely get a ass full of lead pellets, if they were caught in action.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

See "Amazon Locker." I use them occasionally, especially for high-value things. They are all over near us and are very convenient to use.

[tbw2]

Amazon already has drop off sites with locked keys that you can choose to deliver to. They may make it mandatory.

[ridesthemiles]

Already happening.

Constant stories on media about this.

Many re recommending you have packages sent to your work location.