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RichardCoulter · 29-10-2017, 16:17

Indeed, all of the Amazon couriers that i've ever had have sounded like EU nationals.

If so, they might be honest, they might not.

If not, even with the film evidence, I doubt they'd ever be caught with the EU open border system.

I know that the police co-operate in bringing criminals who have absconded abroad, but with them saying that some burglaries won't now be investigated due to a lack of resources, I doubt that they would bother tracing someone abroad for a TV etc.

Earlier this year a friend had a delivery whilst she was out and he stole all her garden furniture! It was only when she told the company that she had it recorded on security cameras that he brought the items back with some wet excuse that he thought they'd been left out for the binmen!

Maybe the police would pursue people abroad for something like murder, but not this.

29-10-2017, 16:17	#14
RichardCoulter cf.mega poster Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 10,070	Re: Would you allow Amazon access to your empty home? Indeed, all of the Amazon couriers that i've ever had have sounded like EU nationals. If so, they might be honest, they might not. If not, even with the film evidence, I doubt they'd ever be caught with the EU open border system. I know that the police co-operate in bringing criminals who have absconded abroad, but with them saying that some burglaries won't now be investigated due to a lack of resources, I doubt that they would bother tracing someone abroad for a TV etc. Earlier this year a friend had a delivery whilst she was out and he stole all her garden furniture! It was only when she told the company that she had it recorded on security cameras that he brought the items back with some wet excuse that he thought they'd been left out for the binmen! Maybe the police would pursue people abroad for something like murder, but not this.