New Contract Effectiveness (On Topic)

[BakerMayfield2018]

Because cameras stop robbers and rapists?

Think about it. If you knew you were being filmed , you probably would be less likely to commit those crimes

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I do foresee ...some type of lawsuits ...developing from this

I don't think so.

The courier will send a text to Amazon to let them know that they are at the home. Amazon will send a one time code to their smartphone which will allow them to open the door just enough to slide the package in. The mandatory camera will record the entire delivery. The courier will then close the door and the smart lock, which is also mandatory, will shut off.

Have none of you ever done the same? I know when I first started I was taught to jiggle door handles and, if unlocked, to open the door just enough to slide the package in. We were told not to lock the door on our way out.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Because cameras stop robbers and rapists?

No but their mere presence will deter 99.44% of them.

 

[Box Ox]

No but their mere presence will deter 99.44% of them.

Can’t wait to hear the dog bite stories.

 

[MyTripisCut]

Think about it. If you knew you were being filmed , you probably would be less likely to commit those crimes

I wouldn’t commit them either way. Maybe filming could deter things. I mean, it stops bank robbers right?

 

[Coldworld]

Nope. Part of the deal is the customer has to install a camera pointed toward their front door.

How many people still rob banks with all the cameras and electronic devices inside??? So you would feel 100% secure if an amazon "associate " who is also an ex gang member came into your daughters house with your grandkids inside???

 

[Coldworld]

I do foresee ...some type of lawsuits ...developing from this

It's bound to happen... haven't we had ups guys go into an unlocked house back to someone's bedroom and sexually assault then???

 

[Coldworld]

Because cameras stop robbers and rapists?

That was about the stupidest thing he has ever said on here....

 

[Coldworld]

I don't think so.

The courier will send a text to Amazon to let them know that they are at the home. Amazon will send a one time code to their smartphone which will allow them to open the door just enough to slide the package in. The mandatory camera will record the entire delivery. The courier will then close the door and the smart lock, which is also mandatory, will shut off.

Have none of you ever done the same? I know when I first started I was taught to jiggle door handles and, if unlocked, to open the door just enough to slide the package in. We were told not to lock the door on our way out.

You are dreaming man....