Amazon Delivery Traps Customer in Own Apartment

Most complaints lodged at Amazon about its deliveries normally involve damaged goods, belatedly deliveries, or orders simply not arriving at all. But Jessie Lawrence had a new and unique complaint on Sunday: his Amazon delivery managed to trap him in his ain apartment.

Jessie Lawrence UPS Amazon Delivery Trapped Tweet

Every bit CNET reports, the long, thin Amazon parcel was delivered past UPS and left against the door of his flat. The box happened to be the perfect height to lodge underneath the door handle. Regardless of which style a door opens, you lot can't open up it without first pushing down on the handle. The Amazon box stopped that happening, and so Lawrence was trapped within his flat with no other exits bachelor.

A quick call to maintenance saw someone come and rescue him by removing the offending packet, but whether past accident or on purpose, the UPS commitment person has some questions to answer.

Lawrence initially tweeted an image of how the box had been left under his door, merely has since deleted the tweet, about likely to stop his Twitter app crashing because of the tweet'south popularity. Of course, images of the tweet have been shared across social media so as to not lose the evidence of what UPS did.

UPS responded to Lawrence'southward tweet and managed to fail again, only this time it was on grammar:

I'k sad your for this. I'll be glad to assist y'all. Please click the link below to DM usa the details of your concern. ^TB https://t.co/wKJHDXWGRQ
— UPS Customer Support (@UPSHelp) September 3, 2022

While an agreeable situation for onlookers, Lawrence lives in an apartment on the fifth floor. As he rightly points out, if there had been an emergency he was trapped and this could accept been a very different story.