Amazon botnet

What is your problem exactly?

>>61414016

Amazon's own carrier service (Amazon Logistics) usually takes a picture when the package is delivered. I guess it helps with "my package was stolen" disputes or just confirming it was delivered properly.

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Why would amazon want a pic of ur dick theyd need a microscope lol

My deliveries go USPS for the last mile, which has been great because my post office is staffed by nice people.

Is there a way to tinker with shipping details on Amazon btw? I'm moving soon but need to place an order, so I want to make sure ahead of time that it gets held.

What exactly is wrong with this?

>>61414059
xD

>>61414059
Pretty sure they need at least an electron microscope to see it

>>61414016
show us the pic

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admit it

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>>61414059

>>61414016
>botnet
That doesn't mean what you think it does

>Amazon customer for years
>had a million packages delivered
>multiple residences
>from all over the world
>never had a single picture taken

Everyone in this thread is a lying sack of shit

>Go to Google Maps or your map of choice that has a street view
>Type your address into the search bar
>"wtf botnet"

>>61414058
Seems reasonable to me.

>>61415512
Maybe they never had problems delivering to you.
Maybe you never claimed you didn't receive a package you did receive.