Amazon Parcels

[Steveml63]

Put the items you receive on EBay!

 

[markjay]

... Amazon are generally useless at problem solving.

Or maybe they just worked-out that it's cheaper to refund the cost of lost packages than it is to hire problem solvers? After all, it's a business, not a public service. Well, that's what the cynic in me says, anyway.

 

[DITTRICH]

One million households in the UK potentially hit by Amazon 'brushing' scams - Which? News

Exclusive survey shines spotlight on scale of the Amazon seller scam for the first time, as Which? members tell of being bombarded with parcels they didn't order

conversation.which.co.uk

The 180+ comments were worth reading, and I got a fair understanding of this phenomenon.

 

[Big Janner]

Or maybe they just worked-out that it's cheaper to refund the cost of lost packages than it is to hire problem solvers? After all, it's a business, not a public service. Well, that's what the cynic in me says, anyway.

Not cynical Markjay . . . . . . . .correct
Any business is operating purely to generate a profit for their shareholders . . . The end.
They look at costs, compare and take the most profitable course.