That reminds me of a story told by a secondary school teacher in Dublin inner city a number of years ago. One day during her English class a student came in with a large birthday cake and started singing Happy Birthday to one of the other students. They cut the cake up with a ruler and all had a feast. At lunch time the teacher heard the principal talking about a bread delivery driver asking him if he saw any body at his van outside the school and only then the penny dropped. The birthday cake was stolen from the van. I think that is having your cake and eaten it.It wouldn't be the first time that an opportunist saw a delivery van and an undeliverable item, and conned the driver into handing it over. Usually this happens where someone goes into a store with false ID and credit cards and orders a fancy TV to be delivered next day. When the driver arrives at the house the "owner" tels them that he is locked out, waiting for the wife to come back, and just to drop it on the driveway. As soon as the driver has departed, the TV is loaded into a van and disappears.
However this is unlikey in your case, probably delivered to the same number in a similar sounding street, or as other posters said, it might be with a neighbour.
I know this happens all the time, but it seems a very loose system! Do we all trust our neighbours?If DHL delivered to the neighbours they should leave a note saying it's with the neighbour.
They should leave a note at your door saying "it's with the guys at no. 28" or whatever.I know this happens all the time, but it seems a very loose system! Do we all trust our neighbours?
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