WHERE'S MY AMAZON PACKAGE?

They always take a pic when they deliver OP. Ask for it and the doorman's signature.

It's not Amazon, it's likely UPS or FedEx. They've gotten REALLY bad about noting packages as delivered but not actually dropping them off until the next day. I don't know if it's the drivers doing shady shit to make it look like they've completed their scheduled deliveries, or some kind of trick the delivery companies are playing to keep make their metrics look like they're on-time with deliveries, but it's happening to us a lot here in the Northeast, it's happening to my BFF down south and it's likely what's happening to you. Probably not Amazon's fault. Sorry OP. It's irritating as all fuck, I know.

Came to say what R2 said. Was happening for me even 5 years ago.

R1. I asked Customer Service and they said the driver doesn't take a pic when they hand the package to someone. As far as signature goes it just says DOORMAN. No name. Which means the driver probably signed it himself. So frustrating. Several times packages for my building have been dropped off at the building across the street by mistake.

Sorry to hear that OP. That sux. I must admit I recently had an experience with buying a few gifts for a friend from Amazon and the delivery days changed constantly. I got the Amazon updates and made a joke to my friend that the packages were coming on MonTuesWedThursFriSatSunday. It was UPS who delivered the packages. Some were days late. I didn't have anything to do with Amazon. Hope you get your replacement packages soon.

*It didn't have anything to do with Amazon.

It's a mixed bag for me:

For months I was getting text messages saying that my package had been delivered by being handed over to my doorman -- except that I don't have a doorman. And by doorman they didn't mean neighbor either.

The past year has been much better. Two or three of the delivery guys are very good and super pleasant. I usually go down the stairs to meet them as they are coming up and they appreciate that; and they know the neighbors who will be happy to sign for the package if I'm not there.

I don't order many things from Amazon because of I order 6 odd things each marked "delivery within 24 hours" it will arrive at 5 separate parcels at 5 different times.

Happened once last year with their Lasership. I put a challenge in to AmEx. Amex refused to remove the charge saying the proof of delivery was valid to them…I’ve not ordered from Amazon since then.

It was clear that delivery guy got lazy and never dropped it off.

You can pick it up yourself from locker. It's better

IN NYC, most of these clowns from Amazon look as though they were recruited at Penn Station. They openly smoke weed, drink out of paper bags, and are never off their phones.

We are talking about faked deliveries to a doorman building. A locker is irrelevant to the particular conversation.

The Commercial: clean EV delivery vans cruising quickly through suburban roads.

The Reality: a bunch of Gen Z subcontractors working in the gritty street with boxes dumped off the back of a rental truck, for them to cart by hand down the sidewalks of Manhattan.

Sometimes Amazon uses USPS for all or part of the shipping process. When they do, the package will be tracked as delivered when it hasnt arrived in the mailbox..it usually catches up about a day later.

Yesterday I was delivered an empty box. It was sealed, but obviously empty and no one along the process noticed this? Amazon is sending me a replacement, but really?

R10 Just described lots of DLers.

OP here. So, today I received replacements for all six items. Guess what else I got? The original 'lost' package which, according to Amazon, had been delivered on Sunday and signed for by 'Doorman'. The original box was halfway open, crushed and some of the products inside were damaged. It looked like someone bashed in the box with a baseball bat. Whatever. Happy I got my stuff. But I'm not happy with Amazon.

Thanks for the update R16! Glad you got your stuff. Weird about the beaten up box. The dildos must have been traffic cone sized if no-one wanted to steal them...

I always get stuff delivered to my office since I live in a non-doorman building. More than once in the last year the lazy morons Amazon hires have left the packages by the freight elevator on the ground floor of the building - too lazy to ride the elevator a few floors. they say “left in mailroom” - it’s a building full of small companies - there is no mailroom. They even take a picture of it on the floor - more than one package has been stolen. I’ve gotten. refunds and stopped ordering from Amazon.

R17. Lol

My trailer is in a field and has no known address, but they still sent me a bowel movement.