A video has gone viral on social media, showing a delivery man taking a photo of a package at a doorstep without attempting to deliver it. The incident has sparked outrage and debate among Netizens, with many sharing their own experiences and opinions on the matter.
Some Netizens have defended the delivery man, suggesting that he may have been following protocol by taking a photo as evidence that he had attempted to deliver the parcel. However, others have expressed doubts about his intentions, pointing out that he did not even knock on the door or ring the bell.
One Netizen, who claimed to be a former parcel walker, explained that it is common practice to take a photo of the unit number and return the parcel to the driver if the customer is not home. The parcel would then be redelivered another day after confirming with the customer via WhatsApp.
However, many others have shared their own experiences of being told that their parcels had been delivered when they were actually at home. Some have even reported receiving photos of the wrong location or being unable to contact the delivery company.
The incident has raised concerns about the reliability and trustworthiness of delivery companies and their employees. Many Netizens have called for stricter screening of employees and greater accountability in the industry.
Some have even suggested that the delivery man’s actions could be considered theft, and that he should be reported to the authorities. Others have joked about the incident, saying that the delivery man should be given a “5-star” jail sentence.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency and accountability in the delivery industry, and the need for customers to be vigilant and aware of their rights.