My next door neighbor has gotten a different Amazon package delivered everyday for the last 3 weeks

some people dont shop anymore. with free shipping some people just do all their shopping online. It's stupid and can't be good for the environment. There's probably shaving cream in one of those boxes. They don't consolidate the orders like they should.

I have neighbors who recently moved in. There's a pile of boxed deliveries behind their gate each week, and a lot of cardboard boxes folded in the garbage afterwards, big ones. I imagine the interior resembles a TV sitcom set by Ikea.

Jockstraps, naturally.

They are probably a diversity of male order rides.

Oh my gawd!

He is repurposing clocks into hoax-bombs.

Wasn't op a character on Be witched?

MYOB, Gladys.

Why not just beat him to the door and take his packages? You open them, see, then call UPS or USPS and return them as "not as addressed."

He probably placed one or two orders with multiple items and elected to have each item shipped as it was packed, rather than in one go. Supplements, t shirts, socks and other essentials... who wants to go shopping for boring stuff if you don't have to? It's not great for the environment, but most people are lazy and would rather spend their time off doing something enjoyable.

I used to watch a person on Periscope whose fans sent her things from her Amazon wishlist. She does scopes on opening all the packages - which was sickening. Maybe shes your neighbor.

That YouTube box opening crap phenomenon really is sickening.

You DO realize that the companies SEND people stuff for FREE for the advertising.

Periscope is different - it's live streaming. This person has wishlist on Amazon soley so her fans will send her crap.

Call the authorities.

You can never be too vigilant.

You live next door to Amy Pascal, OP?

Jesus Christ you are a noisy little fuck. Get a life OP, and stay out of your neighbors.

It's someone who just discovered Amazon, and is thrilled with the possibilities.

OPs neighbor is on Chatterbate and is getting gifts from fans.

There are all types of packages delivered all day long on my street which means my dog barks all day long. Someday I think she's gonna stroke out.

Amazon's got something for that, r20.

I guess you'd hate me too, hardly a week goes by without something from Amazon being delivered to my house. I often forget to pick random things up, so if I think of something in particular, I hop on Amazon and buy it. I don't have to search several stores looking for something. In fact, I do most all of my non-grocery shopping online, saves gas and time, and I make sure the boxes are recycled.

Mind your own business, OP.

I did order a shit ton of crap at the beginning of summer. Some of the Chinese crap is still coming in. Surprisingly, most of it is of satisfactory quality. I got some excellent cotton face masks yesterday.

“Every day”, OP, not “everyday” - perhaps you should concentrate on learning English spelling and grammar rather than on spying on your neighbours.

The fellow who lives across the street seems to get at least two large boxes per week from UPS. I expect they are drug shipments and one day the police will be firing tear gas into his home.

I thought I was bored

Maybe just going through a stocking up phase, esp. if they just moved in. The package arrivals may slow down.

Fedex, UPS and USPS deliverer boxes and packages to my home daily.

It means your neighbor is a shopping addict.

The 2015 thread bump troll is at it again. Must've been too much discussion of Cheetolini at the top of the page.

Those who live in glass grammar houses shouldn't be throwing stones, R25. Punctuation goes inside the quotations marks, and don't even get me started with that inappropriate dash.

Speaking of Amazon - I spent hours searching for a KN95 mask. My doctor gave me one after I complained about how much I loathed the fan folded cheapo ones. I could actually breathe in and out comfortably. I found one on Amazon that was $43 for 50 masks, which I felt was reasonable. Hint - they were totally unavailable a few months ago, so I was told. If I use one a week they will last almost a year. I have an autoimmune disease so don't go out much at all so one will easily do me for a week.

OP, are you familiar with the term "busybody"?

Newsflash - masks with a valve defeat the stated purpose of general public wearing masks. I realize you have a special issue but if god forbid you had COVID, your valve mask isn't going to protect anyone from your vapors.

I thought this was a Joel thread at first.

People who have Prime probably order more because they don't have to pay extra shipping fees, and they want to make their membership fee worth it. I usually subscribe to Prime for a couple months per year and rarely order from Amazon the rest of the time. When the lock down started I was ordering a lot of kitchen stuff, items for working at home, etc.

“Abnah! Abnah! The neighbours are gettin’ more Amazon boxes!”

R38 With all due respect OP I think you should mind your own business. Would you like your neighbour to be questioning mail and packages delivered to your own home?

How does the bump troll find these gems?

I have friends who order so much stuff that they get packages delivered every day. There are days where USPS, UPS or FedEx, and the Amazon van will all come down the driveway.

I get that we can't really go out to shop these days, but who in the world needs to buy so much crap?

Hmm... was R23 the 2015 bump troll? I have them blocked...

Jealous?

[quote]I got some excellent cotton face masks yesterday.

Share a link r24?

All the cardboard boxes and packing material ... I hope people are, at least, recycling the boxes.

I don't think it's that uncommon.

I live in a medium sized city - there's really nothing left to buy in the stores. I really do prefer to go check out clothes and try them on, but there's no point, because there's no clothes. From department stores, to places like TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Target, there's such low inventory it's useless. My city isn't big enough to have a bunch of boutiques/specialty clothing stores - not that a shop at them that much anyway.

So, have I moved to online shopping. Yes, but, unlike when I could just go get something locally, I put it off until I really need it.

Most likely guns and ammo.

OP must be in her caftan peeking from behind the blinds with rollers in her hair and jealousy on her face. “What’s inside of all those boxes,” she asks herself. OP’s nosiness is eating her apart inside. It must be torture for her!

[quote] I get that we can't really go out to shop these days, but who in the world needs to buy so much crap?

People do buy a lot of crap, yes, crap. Let's not delude ourselves. About a month ago, I did a major house declutter and it feels great. I don't feel like shopping at all now, after all the work I did (decisions are the hardest part) to declutter.

There will come a time when I want to shop again, but I hope it's not for a long while.

It was me, OP. I get packages almost daily. Sit on it!

I am like OP’s neighbor! My concierge holds my packages in the back and probably wondering the same thing! I order books, manga, anime action figures and things for my place on Amazon. Since they send things in multiple shipments and many are coming from Japan, things are spread out and delivered almost every day.

MYOFB !