Amazon courier caught on camera stamping on customer’s parcel to make it fit through letter box.
AN AMAZON delivery driver was spotted stamping on a fragile package to make it fit through a customer’s letter box.
In reply to the post, the company said: “We're sorry to hear your product was damaged! This is certainly not what we expect for our customers.Meanwhile, other customers have revealed on social media how desperate couriers are dumping Christmas parcels in bushes, wheelie bins, electric boxes and on doorsteps as they try to get offload packages.
One person said on Twitter: “My wish is that every parcel from pretty little thing ends up thrown in my pond, oh wait...that’s already been granted...9 times this year...I love soaking clothes.” She said: “More of us now rely on parcel delivery services as we shop online for convenience and to access the best deals. Around 94% of UK adults received an online order in the last year.
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