Natalie Harvey, who lives in Netherton in the West Midlands, U.K., said she was on her way to answer her door when she spotted the delivery driver turning her door handle.
Amazon has issued an apology to a customer after she said a delivery driver tried to get into her house.that she had been tracking a package she was expecting via Amazon.
The 35-year-old said she saw that the package was being delivered imminently and heard a knock on her door a few minutes later. But as she was on her way to answer the door, she said she spotted the delivery driver turning her front door handle from outside. "I could see the driver through the glass go for the handle and he tried to open the door," the mother-of-three told theThe man eventually told her that he tried her door because the package was to big to put through her door's mail slot.
Harvey told the newspaper that she confronted the man about why he was attempting to enter her home."I unlocked the door and said, 'Why are you trying to open my door?' He looked at me like he wasn't expecting me to say anything and he mumbled something so I said it again. He then said 'The parcel is too big for the letter box.'"
Harvey added that she told the driver that she didn't care for his explanation and only got a response of,"Oh, OK."
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