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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SilverSurfer, post: 858005, member: 21603&quot;]Good advice.&nbsp; I agree UPS and Fed ex might be better, but I have one of those boxes that opens up with a key by the postcarrier.&nbsp; He uses it to open the box and all of my neighbors boxes open up as well.&nbsp; If UPS or Fed ex were to come to my residence, they would have a locked mail box to deal with.&nbsp; They wouldn&#039;t be able to open it to leave me a message that my package has arrived and they can&#039;t leave it if I&#039;m not home to sign for it.&nbsp; In other words, the USPS has a monopoly on delivering my mail.</p><p><br /></p><p>I also agree that the package probably was delivered, but to a neighbor.&nbsp; Sometimes when I wasn&#039;t home, I&#039;d come home and there would be my package, left in front of the security door that leads into the hallway of my apartment.&nbsp; A hallway shared by 4 other occupants.&nbsp; Did someone take my package that was simply left at an unsecured location....it&#039;s anybodies guess.&nbsp; One time I had a neighbor hand me a package that they said the Post carrier had given to them.&nbsp; A post carrier gave them my package?&nbsp; WTF.&nbsp; When this neighbor happened to be in the process of moving, I had two packages that I never got.&nbsp; It turns out that the postal carrier had handed my packages to this neighbor.&nbsp; When I asked him if he had my package, he said no.&nbsp; How can I accuse him when the postal service just hands him packages with my name on it, yet he denies getting them.</p><p><br /></p><p>It would make sense to only deliver packages to the people whose name is on them, or to leave a card that states package is at the post office, ready for pick up.&nbsp; But giving your packages to your neighbors to give to you....WTF![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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