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It's clear that the best solution to package theft, weather damage, and other problems related to package delivery is a lockable package box. But since these products are relatively new to the market it can be hard to figure out what to look for when buying one. Here are 9 key features that you should look for when considering a purchase.
In 2020, 10% of Americans received packages every day, doubling from the year before. But with this uptick in parcels on the porch, a number of issues have arisen. Here, we’ll look more closely at these new-age parcel problems and how the Package Delivery Box has emerged as the best way for most to solve them.
To help build consumer awareness and minimize package theft in America, we’ve put together The Ultimate Report on Package Theft in America. We’ve tried to answer all of the popular questions surrounding it, distill all of the data that’s important to understand, and provide some effective ways to prevent it.
We know that porch pirates are on the prowl in the US. There are enough reports on Twitter, YouTube and other forums to prove this. There are some significant studies, surveys and reports that have been conducted to get a clearer understanding of the key statistics related to parcel theft. For convenience sake, we’ve compiled data from the variety of sources available here.
More than 40% of Americans have felt the sting of package theft. After they discover the package is missing and experience the frustration that comes with it, the question that arises next is: What do I do now? To this end, here are 4 steps to consider if a package is stolen from the doorstep.
Around 35.5 million Americans have had a package stolen, adding up to an estimated $5.4 billion in losses. So what is the overall impact to purchasing behavior, retailer revenue, and consumer trust in online shopping?
Every day 1.7 million packages are stolen or lost in the US, costing businesses $25 million daily. Despite some retailers and package delivery companies making an effort to stop porch piracy, much of this burden is still put on the consumer. So with this is mind, here are some ways you can prevent package theft.
“Why me?” is likely exclaimed by many Americans who are a victim of package theft. Ultimately, the question is: Who is responsible for package theft and what is being done about it? Although there isn’t a clear answer, taking a closer look at some of the key aspects might help.
You’ve probably heard of “Porch Pirates”, the catchy phrase used to describe criminals who steal packages from porches. There are plenty of gotcha videos about them on YouTube catching them in the act, and they always find their way in the news around the Holidays. But who are these porch pirates, and how do they steal packages?
