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"...your package was damaged by the carrier and returned to the warehouse."
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I find that interesting. I'm not a prime member and never order anything I can't wait a week for, so I generally check off the free 5 to 10 day delivery, when available. But because I live in an area where Amazon has their own delivery contractors, and if it's coming from the Amazon warehouse, they often deliver in two or three days. If it's coming from someone in the Amazon Market Place the it comes by UPS, USPS, or the UPS-USPS last mile.
Last week I had ordered 100 blank greeting cards. Get an email it was delivered to the front door. Go out and the yellow padded envelope is laying on the doormat, but when I pick it up it's practically weightless. Sure enough it was ripped along the top on the backside and empty. It looked like it could have been ripped from rough handling but why the fuck would he leave an obviously empty envelope?
I got on chat with Amazon and asked just that question but she didn't have an answer. I got a refund within 2 hours and reordered which came in 2 days. I've been thinking maybe Amazon policy for drivers is deliver the package no matter what... but now I wonder?
