Rising threat of porch piracy: What to know as package thefts surge amid holiday shopping season
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Package theft, commonly known as porch piracy, is a growing concern for online shoppers. At least 26% of buyers have been victims, with losses amounting to billions of dollars.
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NEW YORK (AP) — You found the perfect holiday gift online. You ordered it. A notification arrived on your phone, showing the package had arrived. But when you open your doors, the parcel is nowhere to…
You found the perfect holiday gift online. You ordered it. A notification arrived on your phone, showing the package had arrived. But when you open your doors, the parcel is
NEW YORK >> You found the perfect holiday gift online. You ordered it. A notification arrived on your phone, showing the package had arrived. But when you open your doors, the parcel is nowhere to be found.
Package theft, commonly known as porch piracy, is a growing concern for online shoppers. At least 26% of buyers have been victims, with losses amounting to billions of dollars.
Stealing packages delivered by the US Postal Service is a federal crime. But punishment for taking parcels delivered by private carriers, like UPS or Amazon, falls under state laws, which can differ.
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