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Twitter Users Reveal Creative Ways That Amazon Uses To ‘Hide’ Delivered Parcels

By Thanussha Priyah, 14 Sep 2020

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Image via Jeramey Lende / Shutterstock.com

With the coronavirus pandemic still present, more people have turned to online shopping. One of them, Twitter user Danielle McPherson, had something to say about the way her item was delivered by Amazon.

McPherson shared a post on Twitter with an image showing her package laid near her house with a few rocks tossed on top of it to appear camouflaged with its surroundings.

The post was captioned as, “Thanks [to] Amazon for hiding my parcel.”

This prompted other users to show the different ways they found their “hidden” deliveries. One user posted a photo showing the packages obviously placed under a mat.

There were also satisfied customers who have also stepped in to praise the way their items were protected. One user shared how her item was cleverly placed behind a huge container, preventing it from being easily seen from the front.

Take a look at the thread below.

Thanks amazon for hiding my parcel pic.twitter.com/7NpNJ3J9pU

— Danielle McPherson (@__danielleeex) September 9, 2020


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Better than my receptionist the wheelon bin lol 🤣 pic.twitter.com/sMVqdc18n9

— John Maddox (@jgmaddox7) September 10, 2020


There must be a global training module in hiding parcels. This is how Amazon Australia left mine pic.twitter.com/f4KRL8kcB9

— HNLL(Z)_1D🇦🇺 (@HNLL_1) September 10, 2020


There ya go aha pic.twitter.com/7L2YJJeDiX

— justin lee (@justinchimplee) September 10, 2020


Feel your pain mate pic.twitter.com/AYhEQe7ToF

— stephen mcdermott (@stephmcd90) September 10, 2020


I thought it was clever. I face a busy street so I appreciated the thought! pic.twitter.com/gx9WJktIuf

— Sam (@samantha_cass) September 11, 2020


pic.twitter.com/Ke2kX73UGu

— Mark Dudson (@duddy1978) September 11, 2020




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