Neighbors in Tennessee city worry as Amazon packages pile up outside home

In a neighborhood near Chattanooga, Tennessee, one home stands out since it has hundreds of amazon packages spread across its lawn. A neighbor says new boxes arrive daily -and many of the ones outside are half full or empty. People who live in the area have contacted the police and city and written notes to the people who live in the home. So why are the packages piling up?

[@djosephine]

If I were considering buying a house in this neighborhood, seeing this would seal the deal for me. It’s got to be the safest neighborhood to live in theft wise

[@backroadsusa6915]

Lol

[@palmtreewhisperer]

Or full of crooks 🤔😂

[@janh6097]

Exactly!😂

[@Kebmo338]

How would you know any are missing?

[@scotiancoast4498]

That's what I was thinking.

[@danielleusher3547]

This is when you know you live in a good neighborhood. I'm surprised no one is stealing the boxes. This is a very bizarre behavior.

[@Crazybeautiful346]

Right..

[@101trus]

Probably got shot.. this is Tennessee

[@Dan-di9jd]

It’s likely part of a review scam. A very common thing unfortunately.

[@Emppu_T.]

Imagine not stealing. How nice is that

[@XyphonXero]

@@Dan-di9jd ding ding ding, fraud should have been the first thought to the officers. More than likely this is a "knock off" satellite office. Basically these goods are shipped from China and then sorted at a "facility" like this one. See, legally it is no crime to have this kind of product so long as *you* are not selling it. Once it is delivered to the distribution center (typically old storage facilities in larger cities. Once they are here you then have 5-8 employees that will fence these goods all over the city. So crazy to see this as an open story on the news while affluent people complain about the boxes, completely unaware of it being an integral part of the chain... literally the distribution point from across the great pond, sitting in a suburban neighborhood.

[@jmoneys90]

This person has 100s of packages outside their home yet when 1 package gets delivered in our neighborhood we have to rush and get it because of porch pirates.

[@pasitosjunior4939]

😝 😂😅😅😅😅

[@SoSo-ci8su]

😂

[@sallygomez8799]

I hear ya!

[@TraceguyRune]

That's your problem.... Stop rushing. Wait till they come and make a citizen's arrest

[@Alexis_Gz]

@@nadred5396 you live under a rock?🤓

[@FNLWYR]

I’m shocked that thieves haven’t already started pilfering things. If thieves didn’t know about the house before, they sure will now, thanks to this report.

[@utubeisajoke]

Porch pirates dream

[@meganroberts8721]

Maybe it's a settup for tracking major porch pirate groups

[@BeanBeanMcBean3000]

Yh, if this happened on my street most likely they would be all gone by now

[@webfactorysolutions]

@@TheWiffler363 it's in their front yard within their property, not out in the curb, therefore yes it would be stealing

[@ultimatedouchebag6760]

just too bad there are a lot of karens living there

[@somethingappropriate]

“I could care less, let people live” words spoken from a true philosopher...

[@meldrickedwards1464]

Okay. Also, I hope you have a good day.

[@davenamelville4571]

I wish I could've given that last comment a thousand likes

[@justocho9090]

@@thehairywoodsman5644 always making things political don't you? 😂

[@jamesgoldring1052]

Smh people using homes as warehouses

[@justinstevenson2061]

@@justocho9090 so ridiculous some people

[@franekorlowski5410]

That one women said that she’s trying to sell her house and is worried that it will look crazy. Here’s a tip, point out to the buyers that the community is so nice that all the packages are still here, and not stolen by now. It’s a big upside actually.

[@fredflintstone5356]

This house will be a target if criminals see this video. They will drive around looking for this house because of the approximation of where it is. Someone will find it. What once was a peaceful area now won’t be.

[@jujubee7351]

Good one , I wonder if because this was on the news the Pirates on on there way ?

[@maddg7471]

Lmao. The guy at the end was so chill compared to her

[@MATTLEism]

All about perspective

[@manictiger]

@@fredflintstone5356 To be fair, it's already got criminals. That "enterprise" is just a step above creating a shell company for the express purposes of scamming noob investors on PINK and OTC.

[@jones9309]

Imagine having your package accidentally delivered there and having to "look" for it!

[@ArcaneGinger]

I thought that too! Lol

[@Becauseoftheimplicatons]

Help yourself to 5 other packages to make up for your time of course. You'll actually be helping them out.

[@TheSunshineplace10]

Lol

[@serene2414]

Yea totally crazy. Wow, that must really be one of the safest place to live. The neighbors are like whatever. Some neighborhoods you will be lucky to get one of your packages safely without it being snatched even in a good area, but never seen nothing like this.

[@serene2414]

@@Becauseoftheimplicatons 😄 🤣 👍 good idea! Lmao 😂

[@Michellebellaa]

The crappy part about this is all those packages "are supposed to be returned for re-sale" after sitting out in the elements. These people need to tell their "friend " they are not equipped to handle this task obviously.

[@blak3brutus229]

Well if its the difference of having a home or not...

[@josephfdent]

they don't care. they are just pocketing the money. Don't give a hoot what the neighbors think or how their house looks. Don't care about the condition of the packages either. Don't care about anything but the money

[@HouseArrestTingz]

They could atleast get a storage unit or warehouse

[@ultimatedouchebag6760]

its their house....so stfu karen

[@cobracommander9138]

The only thing amazing about this story is that the packages haven't been stolen! I had a small package stolen right out of my mailbox!

[@OFFICIALALEXISKILEY]

lol So funny!

[@TheRsg315]

How many times is the same comment going to be posted?

[@Antigone10]

The packages may be full of trash or rocks so the owners of the house can get a delivery and write a review for an Amazon retailer scamming folks from China. Drive there, open like 20 of the boxes and tell me u discovered nothing of value.

[@brandyyolidio4213]

Criminals are too scared to steal from them, it looks like a setup.

[@iadesigns]

Get one with a lock, only the post man has a copy of the key who we’ve known for over a decade.

[@montereyjackcheesestick8912]

My brother left his bike in the driveway for 20 minutes and it got stolen. The fact that no one took those boxes when they've literally been right there for months is fascinating.

[@NormanFoxLee]

who did say that no one took? In video they stated that boxes are half empty or empty and before there were more of them. They steal them non stop and searching for a good stuff.

[@kellievanellie]

Where did your brother live? A city or a bad part of town? Or in a nice area?

[@Jomskylark]

Nowhere in the video did it say that no packages were stolen

[@monaymonay7446]

probably because it looks like trash from a horridor if the house was clean and nice looking they wouldnt be their still

[@disabledchatzen5276]

If you're the kind of person willing to steal packages off of a front porch, is this really the kind of crazy you want to risk your life on today? Nah, fam. I'm out. Not worth.

[@akoww1000]

The real question is, where is all the package thieves at? That is like a dream come true for them lol

[@VapeLegacyClan]

Its Tennessee we built different

[@AnimeKuroNeko]

This video might be an open invitation to them, too.

[@900108Chale]

@@VapeLegacyClan What was the address, again?

[@gianni2625]

Christmas for thieves

[@kageshigi1012]

Big facts

[@missvalerie4040]

I’m afraid what the inside of the house looks like. This will be a great Hoarders episode.

[@darkrules1]

I don't think that woman is gonna have a hard time selling her house. A neighborhood where packages aren't stolen AND neighbors who aren't all up in your business. That's a jockpot if you ask me

[@SummerBreeze-sp6dn]

I HATE NEIGHBORS

[@TearraC]

THANK YOU. Because where I live , forget about it.

[@jonlavezza2364]

Big facts

[@Millet_kidd203]

Idk about being nosey but they don't take packages lmao

[@l.r.mcleroy2453]

True that!

[@nicolegonzales6201]

It must be an unusually safe and secure neighborhood for those boxes to remain there, day after day, not getting stolen. Amazing.

[@leleg3046]

Not safe anymore, they are showing the house address 😉

[@MamaTthaOG]

@@leleg3046 I was just thinking the same. Thieves are going to be coming from everywhere now just to steal the packages.

[@VladimirBlarp]

1 box on my porch for 20 minutes and it's gone

[@unreleased4172]

Fr if I lived there I’d steal all of em

[@glockdude5472]

@@unreleased4172 there’s a reason they are still there. Because it’s not a democrat ran crap hole with people like you!

[@zk2939]

“I could care less, let people live” kudos to you sir. Wish more people were like this.

[@MariNate1016]

Couldn’t care less** why do Americans mess up the saying

[@AO-wg9ne]

Exaaaaactly

[@AO-wg9ne]

@@MariNate1016 let people live 😒 it sounds right either way

[@Julianamado1]

@@MariNate1016 maybe he wasn’t trying to go for the the saying he just put words together that made perfect sense, no big deal.

[@ExpldgN]

@@AO-wg9ne But the American version doesn't sound right. "I could care less" is saying that you do care.

[@MrsBee-uo2lc]

I order like one thing a week from Amazon but this is what my husband sees when that package arrives... 😂

[@missylee5]

🤣

[@riverdeep399]

Damn, that's a trust worthy neighbourhood...

[@JesusReina1]

haha from this point of view makes the neighborhood looks good for sale

[@liama4199]

What a politically correct label for it.

[@polusatransportation7269]

I was thinking the same thing. Maybe its time to move to Tennessee. 🙂

[@franciscasanchez6311]

True, if anything it shows no robbery in the neighborhood-lady in interview would be able to sell her house

[@AdelTheForsaken]

Id move there!!!

[@cimuraisampi]

This must be one of the safest neighbourhood in the US, how lucky peoples living in such an area.

[@MicRuLerZ]

Not anymore, the thieves know now

[@J_NYC]

Theves on the way to get the boxes, before they even finished the news report. 😳

[@AddBowIfGirl]

Cimurai Sampi It’s illogical to assume that packages have never been stolen from this home by opportunistic passersby. There are so many that no one would even notice.

[@annaangol1748]

After that story some of the packages might get stolen lol

[@kenyasims1428]

@@MicRuLerZ You got a point. I am pretty sure they got cameras.

[@Dargonhuman]

I love how people are assuming this makes the neighborhood look "safe" from porch pirates even though it would be literally impossible to tell if anyone had actually stolen anything from that mess.

[@annahawkes7463]

In

[@Betty21]

Most of them are just jealous because they can't afford Amazon that's how I see it

[@ToniAnnBarandon]

They said in the video, some of the boxes are empty of half empty. But didn't say why. And someone also said there used to be more boxes, but many are now gone. Could possibly be that people ARE actually stealing boxes or the contents.

[@Betty21]

@@ToniAnnBarandon I agree with you especially in this world almost everyone are out for themselves but I won't be greedy just because all the stores are & almost everyone in this world is I won't let it change me but I will defend myself LOL

[@mattk8810]

Its literally an indicator of scammers.

[@sincerelysophiak]

the man at the end is my mood fr. “i could care less, let people live” some people be too nosey

[@mikayleedenay2534]

fr. i WISH i had the time to worry about whats going on at my neighbors house. such a privileged and annoying thing to get mad about lol.

[@elbertmoreno2159]

Just packages filling up on the lawn

[@ryanwalsh5019]

I love the guy at the end who couldn't care less about other people's business. We need more people like him.

[@alixdickson1979]

Ok so can I stand in front of your bedroom window naked? No we don't need more people like him.

[@anthonypate4945]

He’s the reason why the boxes are empty or half full

[@whatever9480]

Best opinion

[@binxthekitty54]

👍👍👍

[@Opal5674]

Normally I'd say that too but in hoarding situations it's a sign of mental illness and the homeowner should feel some heat and maybe that will encourage them to get help.

[@kevinclark4689]

As an Amazon delivery driver, I would be okay with this if all my packages on my route went to this one stop 😂

[@msmuniz23]

😄😄😄😄

[@nate978x]

Approved by a UPS driver

[@Dsalas96]

As a flex driver, I agree 😅

[@fritzthecat9451]

As a curious onlooker I also approve.

[@goldmemberr]

Props! Stressful job I bet.

[@coolstorybro_cant_wait_4_movie]

Hope the last guy lives a long prosperous life

[@jacqwerner7919]

The one thing I would have been worried about when I first saw something like that would have been are the people in the house still alive and okay.

[@cowilo_]

Well clearly if packages are still showing up that means they have to be ordering them still which also means they would still be alive.

[@ladygirl99]

Why would someone alive let the packages sit outside piling up day after day, somethings wrong someone need to have the police do a welfare check.@@cowilo_

[@cowilo_]

@@ladygirl99 fr that's what I am saying. I saw a couple other comments saying they could possibly be running a scam/fraud.

[@克立张]

Well in the video they said they spoke to the owner of the house…can’t really be dead now, can they?

[@TomatoTomato911]

@@cowilo_ it could be some assassin placing orders so people would not suspect.

[@jetfire245]

I'm so happy everyone realized the fact that this is damn near a good thing because it makes the neighborhood look stupid safe.

[@mtb416]

It makes it look stupid trashy. But yeah, it’s not an inner-city neighborhood, so the clientele are decent.

[@jetfire245]

@@mtb416 I feel like you must live next door

[@Smiley957]

Don’t worry now that everyone knows those packages won’t remain there safely for long

[@NoName-mi8bm]

@@Smiley957 exactly. Now that place will be a target because of reporting like this

[@heavystarch100]

Safe from crooks, not from rats or other rodents!!

[@princessj1692]

For those who have no idea, this are items that was sold to the USA but was cancelled or returned for some reason. The sellers manufacturer is in another country most likely in china and it cost much to return it back. What happened is they pay someone a few thousand bucks, to receive all of this, serving as the ‘warehouse in USA’ but really just a person with an extra lot. then they pay someone to repack the package, then send it to amazon warehouse to be sold back again

[@ccornish8457]

How does this work 😭🤣 i wanna sign up lmaooo

[@signheart7520]

That sounds logical, and very disturbing...image buying something that sat around in some yard our with possibly rats, bugs and bad weather...really gross thought!

[@kelseybarton]

@@signheart7520 ewwww you’re totally right

[@estikenal3078]

Thank you for breaking it down.

[@joliedame7299]

How would one go about becoming said USA warehouse? 🧐

[@earicborn3450]

Clear message, clear structure, easy to understand, thank you

[@PorchiaNicole]

Well since this was just aired on Tv and the way people been robbing.. these packages going to come up gone now !!!

[@blacksheep1222]

Yep all they did with their crying and complaining is bring crime to their neighborhood and they won't just steal the packages from that house they'll steal everything in side from every house in sight, good job Karen

[@squarenailco1747]

Problem solved only to create new problems! Lol

[@VashtiPerry]

Lol yep

[@mikelmoon100]

@@blacksheep1222 - The trap will be set though. Watch the thieves take the bait.

[@kenyasims1428]

What you said. I bet they got cameras. They need to have a a storage house in the back to put it all in.

[@julie8746]

Hey lady, don’t be concerned with selling your house, if a neighbor can have thousands of Amazon Packages 📦 out & no one is stealing anything, your home is in one hell of a safe neighborhood.

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Yeah. I'm sure you'd love a mountain of damp rotting cardboard next to your home.

[@she_sings_delightful_things]

@@JJ-iq8mi Lol, the smell alone 😂

[@Jomskylark]

Who said nobody was stealing anything? If anything, this seems like the best place to steal something, could take a few boxes and nobody would know

[@jimbanda]

Seems safe for sure. But don't you got to sign for packages in the USA Amazon ?? If I am not home to sign , I gotta arrange redelivery within 5 working days.

[@5599-b3h]

@@jimbanda no, we don't have to sign for packages in the US. what country do u live in?

[@billnye69]

Sounds like someone took a warehouse contract but doesn't have a warehouse.

[@Av-vd3wk]

Piss poor journalism! This is most likely an Amazon “Review” Scam. These Chinese companies making crap product can post fake, 5-star positive reviews IF the packaged is delivered. Looks like they are literally using this house as a “Review Farm”

[@cfoster6804]

Exactly!

[@cfoster6804]

@@Av-vd3wk Yeah I've seen listings with those scam reviews. 2k 5-star reviews and majority of reviewers have obvious Asian names. As soon as they said warehouse in China I knew something was up.

[@craigberube9890]

@@cfoster6804 , what’s the scam ? What is this person supposed to do with all these boxes of stuff ? I don’t get it !

[@craigberube9890]

@@Av-vd3wk , I don’t understand what’s happening here, what’s the scam ? What’s a review farm ?

[@elenasullivan4522]

This is the equivalent of not mowing your grass and letting it grow out like a foot. It looks messy and dirty and brings down the value of the house and those around it. Do you really want to move somewhere where the neighbors don’t take care of their yards? No, it’s messy and unappealing. Most importantly, as I mentioned, houses with dirty yards bring down the values of houses in that area, it’s real estate. You are devaluing your neighbors houses. Very disrespectful. Amazon should not be sending those packages to an individual house.

[@miguelruiz3324]

Whats wrong with it? Its nature, its supposed to be messy, grass growing everywhere. TF is wrong with you, prefering materialistic things over nature. Very disrespectful, what a head full of turd.

[@LycanWitch]

1. the fact that no one has stolen these packages is a testament to how safe the neighborhood is.. 2. i'd imagine thanks to this news report, the mouths of porch pirates are drooling in overdrive and probably will start to see random vehicles sneak into the neighborhood to snag some packages.

[@jeffheyer7783]

How would you know ?? It’s not as if someone is counting them

[@SimplyCali619]

Are you blind? You can see alot of the boxes are open.

[@phxees]

There’s nothing good in the boxes. People steal a couple and figure that out.

[@mzznewyork5695]

I said likewise the hunt is on here comes the drive buys bus , van , trucks , cars BELIEVE me they are coming to help themselves HELP is on the WAY what do we EXPECT it's FREE , FREE , FREE no PAYMENT is DUE not even TAX.....

[@mrssunflower72h78]

@@phxees people will steal the stupidest things!! No one knows what’s in them though.

[@Colmenero444]

You know your neighborhood is safe when there's that many packages and none are stolen.

[@dixoncyder7640]

After this show it will be like field of dreams if you show it they will come

[@jenndiamond165]

RIGHT...?? 😂 🤣

[@someidiot420]

tbf if i was porch pirating id think this was some weird trap lmao

[@Openreality]

Yeah I'm thinking that this would trigger the potential for the SCP to take notice, if they were real, because this is the most odd and bizarre thing I've seen since literally the Deadpool interpretation of a reptilian creature that can't be destroyed that is found in the mythos of the before mentioned creepypasta universe that has been turned into a survival game.

[@citizenstoopid4_498]

Most of East Brained is pretty safe. Most of chatt is honest and genuinely good people, but we do have our bad places like most mid sized cities.

[@ItsonlyaJimmy]

That last guy is a true American hero. Let people live. Quote of the century.

[@noble604]

I seriously want to be friends with that guy.

[@ItsonlyaJimmy]

@@noble604 For sure

[@Remember_when]

Can't agree. If I lived next door to guy with the packages I'd go crazy. The guy that says let them be probably has a sloppy looking yard too. We're the kind of people who shovel everyone's driveways when it snows. We cleaned the gutters, planted Esther's garden and mowed her lawn for 11 years for free before she died. We just helped our elderly nextdoor neighbor rake her leaves to the road. None of our neighbors are slobs and we are all like a family.

[@AcmeRocket]

💯

[@ItsonlyaJimmy]

@@Remember_when That's awesome you guys do that for each other. But just because you don't like the way someone else is living doesn't give you the right to judge them. If we all just let people live their own lives the majority of the planet would be better off.

[@rockyrussell8129]

"Lies Exposed & Truth Revealed" is a must read for all Christians

[@sorethumbs379]

Plot twist: This is actually Santa’s home & the boxes are actually Christmas gifts for everyone in that community.

[@HypedBeast]

😭

[@TheBroknPezDispenser]

😯

[@Everyoneisanartist776]

☺️🥳

[@rubendelgado5010]

Just rob them

[@rubendelgado5010]

Where the porch Pirates when you need them

[@rnettles6241]

This is never a problem in LA. I can't even store full Amazon boxes in my house without them vanishing..

[@jayr.7209]

What a shithole country you live in

[@whiskybooze]

That's cause California is a Democratic state.

[@whiskybooze]

@@jayr.7209Thanks! Glad you took time out of your busy day to let me know.

[@C_mao]

@@whiskybooze Same thing happens in Texas.

[@Isaac-eh6uu]

Surprised you didn't get arrested for assuming they disappeared.

[@danielprolific267]

More people need that mentality. “I couldn’t care less. Let people live.” Powerful!

[@BoringTroublemaker]

Right? People are calling the police over this? Those neighbors need a hobby

[@joshuaoha]

Welcome to the suburbs. Where no one can mind their own business.

[@BlackEpyon]

Too bad they don't feel that way about the LGBT community.

[@NiaLaLa_V]

@@BlackEpyon We don't know the views on that issue of anyone in the video, why are you bringing that up?

[@dwaynemorgan2922]

Honestly. I was more upset with the lady complaining.

[@pjmckinney9658]

These packages wouldn't have lasted an hour outside in my old neighborhood 😳. They wouldn't have to worry about the city cleaning up. I remember coming outside 13 mins after my package was delivered by Amazon inside a locked gate to find it gone. Must be a great neighborhood.

[@FlowerItzel18]

I would be worried if I didn’t see anyone coming out of the house for days or weeks but otherwise I wouldn’t care as long as my property was clear 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jonathanvogt4341]

Someone is still ordering them though and thats the mystery, I wonder if any of the neighbors know this person

[@s.r6172]

I agree

[@chelbelle3242]

Exactly! I was more concerned if the owners of the home were okay!

[@rosannecole4992]

Call for a home check by police!

[@BeGood4Eva]

Aside from it being an eye sore, I'd be most concerned with what those packages wold be attracting including criminals, mold, rodents, bugs, and other pests. Wet cardboard is a breeding haven for the gross things of the earth.

[@darkwood777]

It tells prospective home buyers that this is a very safe neighborhood.

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

VERY SAFE and who would care about this?? Is this hurting anyone?? It's not trash. People need to get a life and mind there own business

[@precisionrelaxation5080]

❤️

[@phyllispetras3369]

@@RUTHLESSambition5 Yard sale!!!!!!Give it to charity maybe?

[@yoyo-vz3km]

@@RUTHLESSambition5 exactly. Maybe they are just envious that their neighbor can have an income

[@noelcook8421]

@@RUTHLESSambition5 yes if you plan to sell your house would you buy the house next door if you saw 1000 Amazon boxes litter in front

[@haweater1555]

With all the smiley faces, it must the happiest house in the neighborhood.

[@ibrahimmahrir]

Don't worry lady! After people from other neighborhoods/towns see this video, there won't be any packages left on that lawn. Actually, my bad, you should be worried, since a lot of thieves will be coming to your neighborhood.

[@donnagpalk912]

Nobody gonna bother those around here...They been there forever..Folks are locked and loaded here. You get shot...

[@martiwaterman1437]

@@ashbur-hugs 😆

[@coatingkings]

@@ashbur-hugs don't steal or step on peoples property and you good

[@kwameesco4907]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kellikelli4413]

Yep. Please give us an update in a few days.

[@spiritmatter1553]

My first thought was, "is the homeowner dead?" Because auto-ship is a thing.

[@steak5599]

the Video explained it, they are trying to run a warehouse business without an actual warehouse.

[@vfry7896]

SAME here

[@tyrice9635]

Who uses auto ship you have to be an idiot to use that

[@moo3oo3oo3]

@@steak5599 the person said "first thought" meaning that is not what they think now. They know its a makeshift warehouse

[@ShmeepyBeeps]

@@moo3oo3oo3 it’s crazy how fast people are to correct someone instead even reading/comprehending what they’re saying.

[@bencampbell6479]

This is probably the only time you really wish a package thief would show up

[@StevenP727]

Lmao right? Like are they living in the boonies?

[@iamwoke3647]

😂😂😂

[@Gen10civic]

This is why my ups items are always late

[@tigerlilly2801]

Have the porch pirates retired?...must have

[@aaronblaylock2092]

Need a flash mob of porch pirates?

[@KF-zl5io]

This fascinating to me. The fact that nobody steals them is insane.

[@halo3boy1]

I'm more concerned about rain factor than a theft at this point.

[@jasbre201]

Tennessee doesn’t typically get rain..

[@mtl6905]

@@jasbre201 Hahahahaha

[@ExpldgN]

@Cole Diggler They're not genuinely concerned lol, they were just commenting on something

[@marypetrie3513]

@@jasbre201 What part have you been too, I graduated less that fifteen miles from Tennessee boarder and let me tell you flooding is big problem and on the recommended list of stuff to bring college was rainboots and a umbrella!

[@lawnpro979]

Now that it's on the news, the porch pirates' will take care of it

[@davebrown5124]

Traffic jams now , be gone soon,🤠

[@ViaMirage]

True

[@Jblessed2983]

Lol

[@hfrt29]

🤣

[@axa897]

It's garbage from China nothing in value some boxes empty others with half empty . Company from China boosting they delivery numbers for investors and buyers .

[@brothersGrimmRecords]

"I could care less, let people live" ...wise words, sir. If only others would adopt the same frame of mind.

[@kanob6440]

That's the type of neighbor I want. Not the other lady lol

[@muhfkajones]

@@kanob6440 I'm willing to bet that she's the president of the home owners association 😂

[@superRobertoist]

@@kanob6440 Yeah but who the hell wants to live next store to that trash pile.

[@MrChancebozey]

That is all well and good up to a point. I too would rather let people live. There are limits like when their "living" starts ruining your life. Respect goes both ways.

[@tomw7647]

I’m all for freedom but if you’re freedom decreases my property value…..not so much into that level of freedom. Be considerate to your neighbor by not trashing your lawn is a great way to exercise freedom from clutter…

[@michaelhuebner6843]

These people are impulse buyers and hoarders. A deadly combination. They buy so much garbage they forget they ordered it and no longer care about it the next day and they repeat the process day after day. The County can consider this blight and demand the home owner clean it up or face large fines.

[@michaelhuebner6843]

@@charlottesmom That is called a lie my dear. Hoarders are ashamed to admit their hoarding disorder and create reasons to justify why they hoard. Watch a dozen episodes of AMC's Hoarders show and you will start to understand. It's a mental disorder hence why these people lie so often.

[@reginaldcuizon5319]

I'm pretty sure that the friend who has the contract with the Amazon warehouse in China is supposed to be putting these boxes in his own warehouse. He's scamming them.

[@PanameraTurboSEHybrid]

Saving big on warehouse costs I suppose.

[@VesperAegis]

"Friend" aka "Hey bud can we send you some packages and leave them outside your house for a few hundred bucks?" "SURE! ... Friend."

[@MalissiaCreates]

lol shipping containers stuck at sea, essentials can’t get through… this person’s contract stuff to sell… arriving daily

[@MrLou972]

A few hundred bucks ? U can find storage for $20/month. With a little bit of research, he could find smth affordable. Doubt that storage is the main issue here.

[@Tron3kGaming]

The longer you keep things in at Amazons warehouse the more you pay so it's cheaper to send back somewhere and then ship it back under a different companies name. I worked for a Chinese guy out in San Diego for a year and granted he didn't have to ship stuff back to some random house as he had a warehouse there. We did this constantly to save a few bucks. Now if the items that needed to be shipped back we're pretty worthless or not a high return we'd have Amazon destroy

[@thecaptain8624]

Everybody’s talking about the packages not being stolen, but like…. Does it never rain where they live or something cause all of those packages seem fine

[@emilybroh7004]

It definitely rains there. I live about 90 minutes away, and I can confirm. I’ve even visited when it’s raining.

[@lostz2754]

@@emilybroh7004 so they’re selling stuff on Amazon that’s been rained on???

[@nickys6656]

@@lostz2754 I wouldn’t want any of their products knowing how they were neglected.

[@sminthian]

We have 6 inches of snow outside right now. You can't keep any cardboard products outside at all...

[@ithepreacher8309]

"Does it never rain where they live " Excellent Critical Thinking Skills Brother.

[@Alexandra-xt1vf]

Dude at the end seems like a happy guy. No stress, no drama. An example to us all

[@Gldn1017]

I agree

[@poetrysoul83]

💯

[@ebo7310]

Agreed

[@Mr.Gundam7]

I'm surprised he ain't a gossip dude. All the guys at the jobs i been such as restaurants and Amazon delivery always like to gossip. Guys gossip more that girls and i really hate that sh*t.

[@zalz]

Let people live

[@exoticboyjb4940]

the realist person said it best at the end.

[@Joey-id3rk]

This single household is responsible for 5% of amazons revenue and is also single-handedly responsibility for the delays in the shipping industry

[@p00lboy]

most underrated comment ive read

[@dubcarchick]

Hahahaha right lol.

[@Arkansaswoods]

No it's the China cargo boats held up on the ocean and customs

[@Joey-id3rk]

@@Arkansaswoods I know… its a joke 🙄

[@TorontoKronic]

@@Arkansaswoods R/whoosh!

[@Donkeydoodoo42]

"I could care less, let people live" spoken like a true man

[@AddBowIfGirl]

Joe Yes, males are often quite imprudent, irresponsible, and senseless but reframe it as being “chill.” Not caring about something like this is truly illogical and irresponsible.

[@Donkeydoodoo42]

As long as no one is getting hurt and you can't smell something horrific and it's on their property. I see nothing wrong. I'd probably build a fence tho cause now the news bugging em and basically started a fire sale

[@Hamburgers4Haiti]

@@AddBowIfGirl Who hurt you?

[@24YOA]

@@AddBowIfGirl Okay Karen

[@randylalrinsanga3078]

@Add Bow If Girl Go away, you feminist.

[@melstar8579]

"I could care less, let people live". BEST. COMMENT. EVER.

[@96bread]

🙌🏽

[@commoguru]

By a guy who clearly doesn't care about the value of his property, which is diminished by shitty homes in the area.

[@Pwn3dbyth3n00b]

Honestly it's probably a good thing that would be stolen literally anywhere else in the US.

[@a.b.5925]

I caught the part where the announcer said that in the end that the packages will be " sent back to Amazon " for resale! Now, how happy would YOU be if you ordered something and it showed up in the condition of these packages? Something very odd about this story of possession of Amazon goods.

[@HamguyBacon]

amazon would repackage it

[@elysio481]

@@HamguyBacon the fact that you HAVE to spell it out...don't waste your time.

[@Bllakez]

It’s when the Chinese sellers have inventory in US warehouses and get banned. They can either have it thrown away or shipped to a warehouse where they will then re-barcode it and sell as a different seller. But the these major Chinese sellers don’t want to ship it all the way back to China and then back to the US, so they make a deal with someone in the US that will do it for a commission.

[@jaytee2642]

I saw a video recently where the woman bought mystery boxes from Amazon. I forget the wording, but it is made clear that these boxes contain returned ( and possibly used) merchandise. Anyway, she opened 2 or 3 large boxes that were full of mostly low-end junk.

[@NobodyReport]

@@elysio481 what was removed that had to be spelled out?

[@joriejay7950]

The explanation of why they’re there screams fraud to me. “Til her friends contract expires”? “Then they’ll send the packages back?” Odd. Weird.

[@colico14]

Agreed. Something is definitely not on the up and up in this situation. How utterly bizarre.

[@karenvanderbeck]

Money laundering.

[@MoneyManHolmes]

Maybe some kind of Chinese money laundering operation, but as long as there isn’t food in the boxes attracting pests or lightweight boxes blowing around, I wouldn’t care. Amazon hasn’t shut it down so whatever it is must technically be legal.

[@robertkillinger9031]

@@MoneyManHolmes or more likely, haven't been caught yet lol

[@chele-chele]

Amazon runs a fulfillment center that holds, packages and distributes your product for a percentage of the sale. They run on an annual contractual basis, this is not some nefarious Chinese Triad money laundering operation =) Amazon must free up space plus the consigner is paying for those cubic feet every month, a lot cheaper to put em in uncle Bob's yard for the time being.

[@lillydee5978]

The most disturbing thing about this is these are items that will be resold to you. It makes Amazon look really bad!

[@ashfaqjuna]

Bargain

[@Nurse3811]

What’s a little water damage on that $15 white down comforter? Lol

[@krisithemperor2410]

its cheap chinese crap, i don't think quality is a standard

[@jamess6853]

Never thought of it that way. Glad I dont use them anymore.

[@carolinathevampireprincess]

I agree it’s really bad. I had thoughts about negative habits of materialism, wealth, and power. I learned as life lesson it’s okay to have money and material items as long it’s for healthy habits. Don’t use for greed, corruption, and power. Because it’s a source of evil. This is why materialism and bad habits are a problem…

[@kimannepark4709]

A friend of mine was seriously injured in a car accident a couple years ago and was in the hospital for 3 weeks+. When I accompanied her home, there were like 30+ Amazon packages lying by her front door. The apartment complex is a gated community and seems to have nice people living there.

[@steveo976]

I couldn’t care less, let people live. - Best neighbour ever

[@dontbestupid6664]

Yeah let your neighbor ruin your proptery value, also known as costing you tens of thousands of dollars in property loss or more, because their house looks like a mess.. It must be great living off “free” checks from the government and leasing an apartment or lviing in your parents basement which you can just destroy without consequence. You never have to think about the difficult things in life. Life must be easy when you are so simple minded.

[@d10rr18]

@@dontbestupid6664 nah he chill

[@thefox47545]

I was a good neighbor to a hoarder...then the smell and roaches came...

[@why6212]

@@dontbestupid6664 sounds like you don't know how property values work

[@Irish_Pub]

He actually say "I could care less" which implies that he cares quite a lot.

[@jurassicsushi]

My question is: are these packages addressed to the owners or residents of that house? second question is don't most Credit card / Gift card thieves use mules to take packages of bought items to resend them out. This is beyond suspicious.

[@johnmastre3981]

Mules lmao this isn't the cartel. Every person commiting petty theft Isa mule

[@stormb3948]

@@johnmastre3981 No he's right, they do often use mules in those crimes. They may not call them mules, they may call them runners, smurphs etc., but they are the same thing and not just limited to large criminal organisations such as cartels.

[@2ingrams]

Yeah I got a feeling there is more to it also. It dont make sense

[@007Fusiion]

I don’t understand what one person would need all that stuff in one go. Someone or something is actively ordering stuff.

[@lovelyred30]

If they were doing some sneaky mess do you think they would let it sit on their front lawn??

[@AirLondon66]

Respect to the old man “i could care less, let people be”

[@troysparks3772]

Also respect to the young guy in the hat with glasses. He said pretty much same thing. I didn’t see any old men, but they know stuff too.

[@joewiniecki3282]

He says that until he orders a package from Amazon and it’s soggy AF and he realizes it’s from the “warehouse” down the street

[@LittleLulubee]

There’s nothing respectful about having your street look like a dump. It’s ugly, it brings down the resale value of homes, it attracts rats. Nobody should support this nonsense.

[@zion9247]

Its only karens that are mad i wouldn’t care

[@pumkin54]

The old man? He's like 50/60. You must be like 16 if you think that's old.

[@batterybroken]

How are these packages not stolen? We literally get stuff stolen directly from our mailbox where we live. 💀

[@DR.ELEKTRIK]

It's fraud!! No one orders that many packages!

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Money laundering perhaps?

[@nakedluck11]

I worked at a retirement home and some one got packages daily from amazon. At least a truck load showed up everyday for all the residents combined.

[@signoracarter7024]

😂😂 have you seen that episode of kitchen nightmares where they are like 30 pounds of cooked pasta just sitting in the back of the restaurant?

[@nakedluck11]

I should add that this retirement home had 200+ residents

[@davidfordyoyoguy]

When people have to actively "check and see if something is a violation", it's time to find something better to do.

[@jm6456]

When people have to actively hold court cases. It's time to find something better to do Lol

[@davidfordyoyoguy]

@@jm6456 Huh?

[@LuvThyMind29]

I clicked on the video concerned for them, thinking they weren't getting their packages because they were missing or dead.

[@BenCos2018]

@@LuvThyMind29 same

[@elh7259]

Bingo

[@zoyalis1487]

If the homeowners aren't bothered by the outside appearance of their property, I can't imagine what the inside must look like.

[@TheBLGL]

They are hoarders, clearly, so you don’t wanna know.

[@samsara-summermooncomehome5881]

@@TheBLGL Did you not listen?

[@nonodaclown9033]

Probably stacked to the brim because of the contract

[@STV-H4H]

You can’t? It obvious the inside is worse.

[@tylerrobinson1149]

That is so funny that their packages get delivered there and they have to go check the pile🤣🤣

[@isychia4947]

The respect I have for this neighborhood.......

[@ultimatedouchebag6760]

too bad there are a lot of karens living there.

[@michaelh7527]

I would love to move there! I would much rather deal with boxes in a front yard than dealing with break in, shootings, robberies and gangs!

[@LoveLove-oj8qv]

💗

[@cipher88101]

Hey if you hurry, you can move in before the crooks all get wind of it also and show up. Now you're thinking.

[@arielsea9087]

It’s part of a scam. Read the previous thread.

[@usmcesu6]

You must live in NY or California.

[@rawx485]

Oh c'mon. Where is your sense of adventure?

[@randomsarcasm2022]

It sounds like they're either running a scam or are hoarders.

[@carolindareal2666]

What is going on? Could someone please check into what happening with this homeowner, clearly something is wrong.

[@mango-ninja]

Did you watch the whole video?

[@feediamond8209]

I truly hope that this isn't why my package from Amazon is held up. This is ridiculous

[@salingstuff8085]

No this is what happens when you abuse Amazon's 90-day policy you see those packages belong to people and those people were on businesses and when you send those packages back trying to scam Amazon you scam people and then those packages have to go somewhere because you have Amazon FBA and Amazon fbm it cost to hold your packages in the FBA fulfillment facility so now they have to let those packages stack up they have to take the income loss and then they have to send them back to Amazon and host the Amazon can liquidate whatever is in those packages if the same item is even in those packages that's what happens it's privilege entitlement f**** up the system

[@MoniVenSmit]

Or just get Amazon prime and stop complaining. I get all of my packages in 1 day. 3 days max

[@jadeddragon4254]

Settle down Karen’s

[@aristokat1344]

@@MoniVenSmit I have had prime for many years and ever since the pandemic began my delivery can take anywhere from 3-5 days on prime deliveries. I know other people that do not have this issue, so it comes down to it being a lack of delivery drivers in specific areas Either way, I can wait, and if there’s something I desperately need then I can go to a store lol :)

[@issasecretsecret7814]

@@MoniVenSmit exactly and if you dont get it within those certain days you can get a refund. or at least I do because thats apart of prime delivery

[@seganaleqa]

We need more people in this world like the guy at the end.

[@JohnnyAnderson1]

Nooooo!!!! Then people might actually get along!!! Noooooo!!!!

[@robsan5410]

Amen

[@585lynch]

🎯

[@AddBowIfGirl]

SegaNaLeqa No we don’t. People who are illogically indifferent are a detriment, not something we need more of.

[@AddBowIfGirl]

@@JohnnyAnderson1 Or even fewer people would give af about suspicious behavior that leads to tragedy. I mean, they let the packages get rained on. Tf? Something isn’t right.

[@ShootNPissUrSelf]

I love how the Amazon drivers just nonchalantly dropped off packages amonsgt the pile

[@Concepcion30]

Its like, nothing to see here, moving right along. 🤣

[@CHILDPLEASE.6466]

That's his job to drop off the package at the address not to try to figure out why the package is not moved!

[@beezertwelvewashingbeard8703]

He doesn't want them in his truck.

[@BE_WERM]

that was actually a UPS driver dropping those packages off for amazon because amazon cant hire enough workers to drive

[@ameenahhantakas]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheRealbboysplash]

If I was the Amazon delivery driver, I would stack the boxes to create a fortress

[@jtchu613]

😂😂😂☠️☠️

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

LEGO Land!

[@nadine_ghc3465]

Delivery drivers don't have time to build forts.

[@CovertCrow]

They're peeing in water bottles because they don't have time to stop and use the bathroom. They don't have time to build a fort.

[@isveryrill1234567]

@@CovertCrow gross, please keep that to yourself next time puke

[@hubitheratlord3649]

Don't invite anyone to come look at it, when you attract a public crowd there will always be a selfish snake with other motives

[@ruvimbopasi6214]

It's insane that the packages are just remaining there, exposed to the weather conditions. It be better for you to rent out a storage unit or like something, where the packages get stored away safely

[@bazzfromthebackground3696]

Finally someone remembers storage units are a thing.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

@@bazzfromthebackground3696 😂

[@Saxony]

It's most likely useless cheap crap used for resale scams and or review fluffing, why get storage for literal junk

[@nissan01]

Its weired no one even took one box.

[@SunnysBibleASMR]

They can’t because they don’t live here and they are deceiving snd stealing and by passing the American system through those controlling us - like Amazon

[@MegaRamp]

“I couldn’t care less, let people live.” The absolute best line to end this with!

[@TheHarrisonBoys]

I want that man as a Nieghbor 😂

[@melanieb2132]

My neighbor just started a porty potty business.. no, Im not joking. Hundreds of porty potty's to my view to the west when i used to have a pretty field. We live in the country, but our houses just happen to be close to each other. Im pretty pissed, to be honest.

[@bm4867]

@@melanieb2132 piss in them then

[@melanieb2132]

@@bm4867 we have nice established trees and a pretty nice house.. it legit effects property value, but not sure if there is anything I can do...sucks.

[@danielomingomingsr9203]

True.

[@omega91006]

If I recall, this is a scam on Amazon where some stores needed to boost their sales numbers by sending out empty or junk to either random address or in this case, a "warehouse in the US".

[@genevieverl4833]

Thanks.

[@omega91006]

@UC-pzXGR7ws_9plBmUSC4ztQ cook the book for unreal sale number

[@900108Chale]

Yup! I read on it last year, I think... but never thought they would all go to one place.

[@dcomputers]

It's also the reshipping scam where they buy using stolen credit card and they have to reship to another drop ship address

[@b.bernal6151]

That makes sense.

[@odinsmojo]

There are zoning laws they would be in violation of, if more than 40% of their property is used for commercial use, your property must be commercial zoned.

[@yousmuthie]

If they're letting the friend with a warehousing contract with amazon use their yard as extra warehouse space, why don't they or the friend put up a storage shed for the boxes? How long do they sit out in the elements getting damaged?

[@lusciouspinkbarbiechannel2605]

Exactly

[@TheRagnarok5000]

@suki suki This is an interesting angle. I hadn’t thought about it like that. You could be right. They could have thought this was a great way to make money working from home during the pandemic and went all in on it. You’ve presented an interesting possibility.

[@TheRagnarok5000]

@suki suki Yeah. My comment was in the vein of if they’re being scammed I can see how that’d happen given the current conditions. But to your point, the utter disregard for care is definitely a big red flag that they’re, at minimum, a willful participant in some fuckery; if not the brain.

[@Myssy1]

I was thinking the same thing . Get someplace to store them … or maybe this person was a great reviewer and that it’s Christmas time they want their packages reviewed ? I remember reading so many people’s reviews and they purchase nothing . Everything gets sent to them free . Not a bad gig you can’t honestly try everything out .what Ever they don’t get around to testing list it online and sell it and pay a person to do the job and perhaps donate the rest to needy families .. there is always a way to use what you have been blessed with to give back to others not so lucky

[@evil1by1]

It could be fulfillment by Amazon damage/ return items. I used to work for a third party retailer and you can have damaged items returned. Amazon charges the sellers a disposal fee for damaged/ returned unsalable items. Amazon then packages those items up by the shipping container and sells it at auction. ( Off point but it always ticked me off on that they double/ triple dipped and the seller takes a power wash) the thing is the damage returns * can* still be of value but they need sorted and gone through. You wouldn't believe what boardgame parts, videogame manuals, case art, damaged pop figures and good condition boxes gora for. I could see that being the case here. Literally cheaper to pile the boxes up and let thieves take them all than to either have Amazon dispose of it or pay for a dumpster pickup.

[@BusyBasaz]

A story as old as time. Woman: This bothers me. Man: Whatever.

[@germanshepherd6638]

Clean up the garage dad!

[@garyljaz8891]

agree with this 1M percent whahaha

[@robeilertsen3590]

Couldn't be more hysterical, great comment.

[@SirJamesIGamerfuzion]

Literally a package thief dream

[@whereswaldo5740]

They’re all glitter bombs.

[@Rudesayer]

Spotted the thief

[@jodyariewitz7349]

@@whereswaldo5740 😆🤣👍👏

[@vickyandersen8660]

No one would notice right ? 🤔

[@SirJamesIGamerfuzion]

@@Rudesayer Na unlike them I have a job and pay for items

[@ksmith690]

People are wayyyy too concerned about this. These packages are not hurting the neighbors

[@cuz3411]

A philosopher once said: "I couldn't care less, Let people live".

[@ethanlarsen4644]

That guy that couldn’t care less is the kind of neighbor I want.

[@jayway5199]

No fuckn cap 💯

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

100%. Who would care?? I would ask can I buy some of the packages 😂😂 People need to worry about themselves

[@teguhprasetyo5696]

Even if you got robbed and died, that's why you have tons of boxes in front your house.

[@fomonow22]

Fr

[@arielsea9087]

It’s part of a scam. Mentioned in a thread here.

[@Only1Dizzle]

Should be illegal to "warehouse" packages in someone's front yard that you plan on selling to people through Amazon. All sorts of potential liability issues on this one.

[@FixedFace]

y o u w i I I n e v e r b e a w o m a n

[@DanielE-oq1dt]

@@FixedFace what?

[@vandarkholme7759]

It's a forwarder. I buy stuff on amazon that can't ship to my country so I use such services.

[@404-Error-Not-Found]

Yeah, stuff like this is why sometimes you see reviews on Amazon about how their stuff came moldy.

[@mabylene]

These people literally have a junk yard, but with boxes. They're lucky no one comes along and throws a firecracker into the pile of junk, because that's what it is, a junk pile.

[@motdepass4560]

The last guy, that's the attitude to have when whatever happening at your neighbor doesn't affect your life... and I really don't see anything crazy about it like the woman said. It's uncommon, I agree but they're not breaking any law and they are not disturbing anyone. Let people live!🤷🏾‍♂️

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

If you have a lot of junk in yard then eventually it attracts insects and rodents and then eventually the insects and rodents go to the neighbors nearby.

[@jeanious2009]

Those are random little items that are worth pennies to a dollar. But the Amazon sellers that do this are from China and need positive reviews so USA buyers can trust and buy items from them. With evidence they shipped an expensive product (might be straight empty box) their friend in USA can leave a positive feedback. It’s a scam but the people that live there know all about it.

[@AJ12Gamer]

They also pay people in the US to do that.

[@Bllakez]

I thought it was when the Chinese sellers have inventory in US warehouses and get banned. They can either have it thrown away or shipped to a warehouse where they will then re-barcode it and sell as a different seller. But the these major Chinese sellers don’t want to ship it all the way back to China and then back to the US, so they make a deal with someone in the US that will do it for a commission. You never know, always sketchy things in amazon sellers 😔

[@themikehoncho]

I love how the owners basically admitted to aiding fraud and all the comments are talking about how safe the neighborhood is. The homeowner has a friend with a contract, after the contract is over they’re sending them back to Amazon for a refund. If that’s not fraud I don’t know what is. 😂

[@cowilo_]

Fr and everyone is like going based off what that dude at the end of the video said, "just let them live" well if what they are doing is possibly illegal you might want to dig into it and report it to officials.

[@vandarkholme7759]

Owner ain't being truthful what they said made no sense

[@themikehoncho]

@@TheCoolCucumber I didn’t catch that, my mind is blown, but I think you’re absolutely right.

[@vandarkholme7759]

@@TheCoolCucumber not true. The boxes are already packaged by amazon. More likely a forwarder for international buyers

[@dickydonuts3373]

@@vandarkholme7759 it does. The residents of the house and their "friend" are participants in something shady. But they're not ready to stop doing it quite yet. But not to worry though, the fraud will end soon and it's only temporary. Thank you all for your concern and patience in the matter.

[@jakenash8362]

"I could care less, let people live" absolutely based and BD CHAD energy.

[@susboy9487]

I’ve seen this comment like 3 times

[@Madison.Cruz.Shooter]

@@susboy9487 cause it's true. Don't be a hater "sus".

[@notahotshot]

@@Madison.Cruz.Shooter It's also true that they've seen the comment multiple times. Don't be a hater, "Madison".

[@rebeccaconlon9743]

Until you realise that this person is storing returned products for the CCP so cutting costs for scamming businesses, and "ships" those items via amazon charging China shipping to take them from the US

[@rashofbeatings]

The expression is "couldn't care less".. meaning you care so little that there is no room for not caring less. if you COULD care less, then there is room for caring less. easy concept to grasp

[@milathecat5454]

Imagine someone pulling up at 2am and loading there car up and speeding off

[@digimaks]

Isn't it amazing... The city could not find any violation or code. - But when you dare to do anything with your property- they will be all over you!

[@jturtle5318]

It isn't inside city limits. I learned that by listening to the whole video.

[@brianknight3750]

It would be funny if they came after them for trying to build a garage to put the boxes in

[@fomonow22]

Yup

[@nunyabiznez6381]

This is not in a city. It is in an unincorporated part of the county.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

This is unincorporated Tennessee drive around more you'll find loads and loads of washing and dryers refrigerators and more out on the front porch and the yards

[@groundedangelsgarden]

I believe this scam is called "brushing." But it's usually or used to be a package delivered to any random customer who didn't order it. This is a scam for the seller to write fake reviews for higher product ratings, thereby manipulating buyers into buying a product that has otherwise low ratings or not marketable. The seller also swaps a pricey product for a cheap one. For example, last year around holiday season, we received a case of soda we didn't order. And that's how we learned about this scam. Looks like in this case, the seller sends to only one address. And the seller actually has a contract with the owners to use their property? It's illegal. It should be reported to Amazon, which is supposed to do something about it. This case is extreme, verging on "illegal dumping" or some sort of citation if it were another city.

[@arachosia]

I don’t understand…how can the seller write a fake review?

[@oh_knee7173]

@@arachosia buying it them selfs keeping the product sending an empty box to the “trap house” then write 5 star review. Repeat. Boxes pile up.

[@microbios8586]

I got a pressure cooker randomly this way. I still use it regularly. I don't know what's involved in the scam, but I can't complain.

[@KayInMaine]

Amazon was contacted by the media above in the video and Amazon responded with, "No comment".

[@jasontimothywells9895]

If it ain't effecting you , mind your own business

[@zerocool1ist]

If im understanding this right the owners say there friend has a deal with china so all orders made get sent to that house to be stored until they get delivered or sent back to amazon to be sold. Most confusing statement iv ever heard.

[@roylavecchia1436]

Sounds like a scam operation.

[@specialk5579]

Thank you for tryna analyze such a bizarre statement that they tried to make sense of but u heard it like we all did a lot of nonsensical madness

[@socalsurfdude8306]

Definitely more to this story...

[@nunyabiznez6381]

They are lying. It is likely that this is a scam operation where they are writing fake reviews. If the packages had any value they wouldn't be sitting out in the yard like that. The way it works is they order something on amazon from an independent seller. They pay $5. The seller sends them an empty package. They write a fake positive review. The seller then reimburses them for the $5 and sends them an extra $5 for their trouble. Since Amazon gets a cut either way, Amazon benefits from the scam and will do nothing about it. Since the person writing the review is offering an opinion, which is covered by the first amendment, nothing can be done about that. Since paying someone to offer an opinion is also covered by the first amendment, nothing can be done about that and finally the only victim legally is the person who has the packages piled up and they have been compensated so no crime has taken place. They are in an unincorporated part of the county so there is no code to enforce that would ban the packages so there is nothing that can be done.

[@socalsurfdude8306]

@@nunyabiznez6381 sounds very complicated but extremely plausible in this age of fakery✌

[@InevitableTruthTeller]

One stop shop for thieves. The only limiting factor is how much room is in your vehicle.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

This would never happen in my neighborhood. No package remains in anyone's front yard more than five or ten minutes without being stolen. It's actually much like that in most of the city. This is why we have over 100 Amazon hub locations in a city of 115,000.

[@lmiller6675]

Damn where do you live?

[@Waldo1122]

Let me guess, Democrat ran city?

[@CulturedThugPoster]

This all sounds like some kind of fraud/scam.

[@surmaa2652]

Damn what city you live?

[@jaspionccv9426]

@Ralph Depino Or San Francisco.