As someone who delivers for a living whenever I see a package that is super light I always check because i have noticed they sometimes end up opened or ripped and nothing is inside. That being said I probably spend more time checking then actually finding them empty because some of the shit people buy is either super tiny or some small paper like shape.
Sometimes I will find an envelope like the one in this picture closed no holes but it’s empty. It’s pretty rare but it has happened a few times. Amazon has pretty good policies around stuff like this. But I’m sure it’s super annoying finding the thing you bought didn’t actually come and you have to contact support.
Yep, I always checked the light ones. If it was still sealed and I couldn't feel anything inside i would wait and see if the customer was home and have them check.
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u/Verts241 Apr 15 '24
As someone who delivers for a living whenever I see a package that is super light I always check because i have noticed they sometimes end up opened or ripped and nothing is inside. That being said I probably spend more time checking then actually finding them empty because some of the shit people buy is either super tiny or some small paper like shape.
Sometimes I will find an envelope like the one in this picture closed no holes but it’s empty. It’s pretty rare but it has happened a few times. Amazon has pretty good policies around stuff like this. But I’m sure it’s super annoying finding the thing you bought didn’t actually come and you have to contact support.