Posted by jocco on February 10, 2019 at 17:24:23 from (166.232.84.69):
Guys this must be me but every time I watch the news there is a story about a "porch pirate" stealing packages. Usually a urban setting, packages get dropped off at the door and the pirate steals them during the day while home owner is away. What gets me is they can not come up with a drop box, where package goes through a small door and into the house. Even some kind of lock box on the porch bolted to it, or held at post office for pick up. I realize it is a problem and cost companies lots of money but there does not seem to be any real solutions. Stuff like Put package around back beware of when its coming. I am wondering if it is possible to invent some solutions and make a million. No I have not had a package stolen as some one is generally here and I live very rural.
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