People Are Sharing The Pics They Received From Delivery Drivers And These 55 Are Absolutely Hilarious
Interview With ExpertIn a world where you can buy just about anything online, it’s no surprise people order the weirdest, most unexpected items. From UV-protection phone umbrellas to tiny packets of salt, the internet has made it possible to get your hands on nearly everything. But what’s even more entertaining is how some of these items actually make it to your doorstep.
The Bored Panda team has combed the web to bring you the most hilarious proof of delivery photos. From boxes precariously balanced in impossible spots to deliveries that left customers scratching their heads, these images perfectly capture the chaotic and sometimes absurd reality of modern shipping. Keep scrolling to see how some deliveries go spectacularly wrong.
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Baby Deer In Drop-Off Photo
“I’ll Take It From Here, Boss”
This Guy Hopped In My Truck Walked With Me To The Door A Posed For A Pic With The Package
“Your Order Has Arrived” A Photo From Walmart Grocery Delivery Captured Some Unintentional Action
To My Driver On 28 July. Thank You For This Gem Of A Drop-Off Photo. Beautifully Done And Still One Of My Favorite Pictures
This Cat Waited For Me On The Porch To Get Pets & Pose For The Photo
Uber Eats Delivery Confirmation Photo
I Raise You One
The Delivery Driver Blured My Dog's Face While Showing Proof Of The Delivery. I Can't Take The Censorship Of My Dog's Face Seriously
The DoorDash Driver’s Picture Is Great
Asked My Two-Year-Old To Go See If The Food Arrived
There Is Something Precious In That Box
The Perfect Delivery Photo
The Dasher Took A Photo Right As I Opened The Door. To Be Fair, I Was Not Expecting The Driver To Take A Photo As I Opened The Door
Apparently, This Was Delivered Near My “Front Porch” Where Anyone Passing By Can Take It. I’m Not Off Until Midnight
Did dude stab it with the fence?? Its hard to tell with this angle but THAT would REALLY pîss me off!
Amazon Delivered My Package To A Rock Instead Of My House. My House Is In The Middle Of An Oak Forest, And I Have No Idea Which Rock This Is
I’d Give An Extra Tip For This
Amazon Proof Of Delivery
Uber Eats Delivery Photo
Amazon Keeps Delivering My Packages To A Random Barn In A Faraway Field. I Live In A Subdivision
Parcel Left In A Field, Over A Kilometer Away From My House
Evri decided that leaving my parcel next to a bush in a field over a mile away from my house is a good location. Unbelievable service from Evri as always.
I’m Crying. Did You Even Get It Before A Pedestrian Grabbed It?
If it was NYC probably more likely call the cops for a suspicious package.
My Poor Dasher Has Gone Through A Lot Today
The Delivery Photo I Got Last Night
I Was In The Middle Of A Conversation, So I Was Laughing
This Would’ve Given Me A Heart Attack
The DoorDash Sent Me This Confirmation Photo
This Is The Most Chaotic Way To Pick Up A Box Of Donuts
Best Proof Of Delivery
Apparently, there is a parcel delivered there. Minor issue. No parcel. Evri bot replies to my telling them I haven’t received it, “Have you looked for your parcel?”.
Photo Delivery Took Of Me
The Dog Said Leave The Food And Go
I Was 8 Months Pregnant, Desperately Craving A Certain Sandwich And Drink. I Didn't Give Her Time To Take The Pic Before I Started Digging In
I’ve Been Laughing At This One For A Solid Minute
The Picture DoorDash Sent Me To Confirm My Food Was Here
My Delivery Confirmation Photo. The Bag Was Gone When I Got Down There
This Was My Order Delivery Photo A Few Minutes Ago. Why?
I Didn’t Think They Could See Me
Amazon Is Next Level
This has suddenly become normal at my place. Didn't used to be. I really think Mr. B is trying to make the company crash and burn.
Where Is My Parcel?
Y'all Don't Anxiously Wait For The Delivery Person To Drive Away Before Getting Your Food?
My Amazon Driver's Proof Of Delivery Pic, While There Was A House Fire Across The Street
"Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat from a three-alarm fire, nor gloom of night, shall stay these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds."
I Am Horrified That This Is The Delivery Confirmation I Just Received From Amazon
I ordered some Advent calendars for my family. This is the photo of the delivery confirmation I just got. I live in an apartment, and the delivery driver put the items OUTSIDE the Amazon lockers where anyone could have stolen them.
I am shocked they were still there. Never seen them do this. It would have fit perfectly well in a locker, but if it didn't, they could have followed the instructions and put it in front of my door, which was less than fifty feet away.
Why don't they just start using USPS here in the U.S? They still manage to get things delivered. I had no idea just how bad things had gotten until I read this post. I thought it was just me getting bad service.
Found Out Via Amazon Delivery Photo That My Front Door Was Left Wide Open
Didn't Even Wait 5 Seconds For Me To Get To The Door, Left It On The Handle. As I Opened The Door, It Fell On The Floor, Then He Carried On Walking To His Van
I've had them fail to knock on door just leave it at door where my stealing neighbour keeps trying to steal them
Amazon Delivery Put My Package In The Trash And Took A Photo Of The "Secure Location"
The bins get emptied today. I don't know if it'll still be there when I get home.
Royal Mail Handed My Wife's Parcel With A High-Value Item To A Random Dog Walker In My Street
Reminds me of the time we were watching for a FedEx delivery of a check and one of the 3 times they failed to deliver we saw that they had pulled up and we were waiting for them to come to the door. Instead, the driver saw our downstairs neighbor leave and apparently assumed that this meant no one else was going to be home and drove off without ever leaving his truck.
Got Me Looking All Sassy. We Have Two Lobby Entrances, And I Was Explaining That They Both Connect To The Same Building, As I Heard The Camera Click
I am so confused by all of these. When I was driving, we weren't allowed to have photos of people, only locations. If delivered to resident we could only show hands, as long as there were no ifentifying marks like tattoos or addresses showing in the photo. These full-faced photos are throwing me for a loop 🫣
I Was Born To Run
Scared My Dasher
I thought I heard her walk away, but she only stepped back to catch this cute photo of me in the wild, hunting for my food. The Yelp I heard threw me. I laughed until my food got cold.
You Have A Peephole On Your Door Too
This Was Mine
The "Delivery Photo" For My Parcel That Didn't Arrive
He Did Us Both So Dirty
We’re Suing
None of these have been delivered unless you explicitly agreed that doorstep delivery counts. Companies like to pretend that a doorstep photo is proof of delivery, but until it is in your possession, it is still in transit and is the responsibility of the seller. So responsibility for any theft or damage that happens is the seller's. People need to stop accepting this BS as appropriate. These mega corporations have inflicted this ridiculous culture on us without any legal backing. Just don't accept it.
I deliver with Uber Eats and plenty of orders ask for the food to be left outside (about half of them). So yes, that counts as being delivered. I don't order with Uber Eats or Doordash because they're expensive, and I rarely get stuff from Amazon. People don't have to have anything delivered to their house if they're worried that it might get stolen if they're not there to receive it.
Load More Replies...I remember that once a delivery driver didn’t even make it to our door to ring the bell and turned around and said that nobody was home so the package delivery was postponed. My dad yelled at me and said that I should’ve kept the door open instead of expecting him to ring the bell
YES! FEDEX did this to us - I always try to use USPS instead
Load More Replies...None of these have been delivered unless you explicitly agreed that doorstep delivery counts. Companies like to pretend that a doorstep photo is proof of delivery, but until it is in your possession, it is still in transit and is the responsibility of the seller. So responsibility for any theft or damage that happens is the seller's. People need to stop accepting this BS as appropriate. These mega corporations have inflicted this ridiculous culture on us without any legal backing. Just don't accept it.
I deliver with Uber Eats and plenty of orders ask for the food to be left outside (about half of them). So yes, that counts as being delivered. I don't order with Uber Eats or Doordash because they're expensive, and I rarely get stuff from Amazon. People don't have to have anything delivered to their house if they're worried that it might get stolen if they're not there to receive it.
Load More Replies...I remember that once a delivery driver didn’t even make it to our door to ring the bell and turned around and said that nobody was home so the package delivery was postponed. My dad yelled at me and said that I should’ve kept the door open instead of expecting him to ring the bell
YES! FEDEX did this to us - I always try to use USPS instead
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