DPD misread delivery instructions

@cheesefest If you get on better with a different neighbour, preferably who is themselves less hated by the parcel recipient, ask that neighbour to go round with the delivery card. Might improve the chance of them handing it over, and less chance of it escalating.
 
Tuppy_Glossop said:
@cheesefest If you get on better with a different neighbour, preferably who is themselves less hated by the parcel recipient, ask that neighbour to go round with the delivery card. Might improve the chance of them handing it over, and less chance of it escalating.
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I don’t know much of other neighbours.

She took in another parcel for another person yesterday who lives 3 doors from me. She lives 6 doors. As I was outside when my parents dropped off something for me about 1.5 hours ago, I saw him walking from hers. He said she denies any parcel. So if he had no joy, I certainly won’t!

There should be a list for all couriers to share - of addresses that should not take in parcels. Then the problem is if the person/family moves - the new occupants maybe more understanding and willing to take parcels in.
 
VincentHanna said:
Why hasn't anyone else asked what she complained to the police about?
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Ok she has reported me to the police as someone has sent her vile letters about her fly tipping. The police showed me two letters and mentions things that aren’t applicable to me. One mentions I can see the fly tipping from my bedroom window. I can’t as it’s on the other side of the block. Another says my cousin. Not spoken to three of them in 20 years (and never will again as my aunt died a few years ago without informing my mum) and the other cousin in 6 years.

If she didn’t fly tip, she wouldn’t get these letters. She drives and the tip is only a mile down the road
 
*knock knock* <bite tongue>
"Sorry for the inconvenience, I've complained to the delivery company about this, but it seems they left my parcel with you. Can I grab it off you please?"
<grab parcel, hold nose>
"Thanks and Merry Christmas!"

Job jobbed.

I have had some run-ins with difficult neighbours but just being polite tends to be disarming to an extent.
 
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stuie said:
Did OP grow a pair?
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He’s busy asking one of his colleagues from the freezer section if they can assist with an ice cold approach.

If she’s refusing to give people their parcels then you actually do need to report her.

We had a neighbour like that at an old address and her arse soon dropped out when I collated evidence from a few different neighbours and presented it to her, including one who had video footage of her accepting one of their parcels. These people have got nothing going on in their lives so this is their power trip.

Put on your big boy pants and school the ****.
 
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Did you sort it out in the end @cheesefest ? Someone suggested sending someone else which I would have probably done, maybe someone who you live with or a friend. Make sure they bring the calling card. Not holding up much hope though as you said one of your other neighbours tried to collect a parcel from hers and she denied having it.

A lot of troll replies in this thread, but I sympathise as I've been in the same situation. Amazon delivered to one of my neighbours a few times, but it took a while for the penny to drop as I was still receiving the Amazon items ok. Turns out she was receiving the items and leaving them outside my house. So I was none the wiser. One day I was in when she popped around with another item and she went nuclear, telling me to stop using her house for deliveries. I told her I was using my own house, because why would I purposely go into my Amazon settings to change an address where I have lived for nearly 20 years? She wasn't having any of it though.

I went into Amazon's delivery instructions and told them not to deliver to my neighbour and things got better for a while.

Then the tone changed and she started accosting me outside my house every day I returned home from work, unprovoked. Sometimes aggressive, sometimes inappropriate / suggestive, and no she isn't good looking! It got to the point where I was having to walk to my house from a different direction so not to be detected. A week or so later, there was a police car parked outside her house and I didn't see her again for several months, so she probably got done for something. She's back now and we just ignore each other.

This all happened last year, so still fairly recent-ish. Hopefully your neighbour will fall down the same pit.
 
That woman sounds like the b***h who has my parcel. She and her oh fly tip stuff when they have a car and tip is only a mile away. She has been warned many times by the housing association and the council about her fly tipping and her **** attitude. She needs to be evicted as residents living on the row of houses overlooking the fly tipped area are pretty annoyed with her and her attitude. She’s even stupid enough not to remove her details from a courier box!

Didn’t go round as mentioned in an earlier post today as I was at my parents car getting something from them - that a man who lives between me and her, had his parcel delivered to her yesterday with a different courier- think it was Evri. He went to her door and she denied about any parcels. Yet he showed me the delivery proof photo and could see her tattooed leg and wearing the same dressing gown.
 
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