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Using inside info, iPhone thieves arrive at your house right after FedEx
(arstechnica.com)
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Really? Where at? Every phone delivery I’ve gotten via UPS does a ding, dong, dash (and sometimes not even ringing the bell). No I don’t have a release signed.
I have to either redirect it to UPS store (hard to do since it’s overnighted and I don’t want to pay an additional fee), or make sure I’m monitoring my camera for motion alerts all day.
FedEx too, even for packages marked signature required I've waited at home for them and the driver leaves the package and rushes off before I can even get to the door.
Do you have AT&T?
Apparently, those assholes didn't stipulate signatures for the phones. I had one today and waited for the lady to answer her door. Stupid bastards.