“That is just down to lazy drivers, they are just fed up. It is also the demand of the actual industry.
They just think ‘I have delivered it, taken the picture’ and off they go. "They are not exactly looking at where they are delivering.
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Saj Kadva, managing director of Leisure Guard Security, which provides home CCTV, said the increased demand on drivers means some adopt a slapdash approach to ensure they complete all their deliveries. It comes as the number of people whose parcels are being stolen has more than doubled in recent years.īetween May 2021 and April 2022, 12 per cent of consumers reported a package lost or stolen, up from seven per cent the year before, according to a YouGov survey commissioned on behalf of steel firm Penn Elcom.Įvri told The Telegraph they have been grappling with around three million deliveries a day since Black Friday, one million more deliveries per day than the rest of the year.ĭPD, while stressing that cases of theft are “incredibly rare” said they are currently handling around two million deliveries a day. “I then had to spend 10 minutes searching for the parcel for it to be between my bins and soaking wet.” Number of stolen parcels doubles I had no more information than it was delivered to the 'outhouse' which I don't have. One told consumer champion Which?: “The courier didn't knock and left my parcel outside in a hidden spot in the rain. Other customers have had their parcels dumped in bins which were then taken away by unsuspecting binmen. Selfridges have since promised a refund for the French desserts, she said. They left my package on the street outside my block of flats and it was, of course, immediately stolen.” Taking to Twitter, she told Selfridges: “I have no idea why you use DPD as your delivery service. "He could have asked a neighbour to take the package or leave it behind the bin." Parcels inside bins taken awayĪ notification from Evri later told Ms Howell that the package had been successfully delivered at 9pm.Īpologising for the incident, Evri offered her £30 as a “goodwill gesture” while Boohoo added a £15 gift card on top of a refund.ĭr Agnes Arnold-Forster, a historian of medicine at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, said her husband’s Christmas present of £30 Maison Ladurée macarons was stolen outside her home in Camberwell, South London.
He delivered it at 1:29 pm and it was stolen at 1:42 pm because of his stupidity. That was like having a target on my door. She said: "He walked through the gate, pulled my green bin, put it in front of my door and left the package. Nikola Howell, a recovery practitioner from Walthamstow, said the £35 worth of clothes from fashion company Boohoo had been for her mother, currently in hospital with kidney problems. Thirteen minutes later, a man scurries into the yard and steals the parcel. He then walks away without knocking on or ringing the property.
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