The last thing you need is a stranger barging into your bubble, effectively popping it.
One person had their space invaded when a delivery guy just let himself into their house.
Before they could really confront him, though, he was letting himself out as if nothing had happened.
Bewildered, the person called up the delivery company but was met with a pretty shocking response.
They turned to the internet for a sense check.
Like it was totally routine behavior.
Stunned, OP managed to ask, Why are you in my house?
The driver didnt flinch.
No apology, no explanationjust walked off like this was perfectly fine.
According to them, walking into someones private home uninvited is just another part of the delivery process.
OP, who lives in a quiet village, was understandably shaken.
Locking the door during the day wasnt a habituntil now.
Delivery drivers should not even attempt to open and trespass on private property, they shared.
And honestly, theyre right.
Your front door shouldnt need a bouncer to keep out surprise guests.
But just what are the legalities when it comes to entering customers homes?
One such area gaining attention is the potential forsuingan online retailer or their delivery drivers for negligence and trespass.
And who can blame them parcel theft is higher than ever.
You dont have to look far to find similar stories to OPs online.
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