Amazon reportedly plants fake packages as a trap for drivers

Amazon has an unsettling, if creative way to ensure drivers don't steal.

According to sources who spoke to Business Insider, the company puts packages — which are often empty — with fake labels on the back of random trucks. 

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When the driver scans the fake package for delivery, the scanner will show up with an error. When this occurs, the driver might call a supervisor to check, or keep the package on the truck to return to the warehouse. 

Drivers could choose to steal it, as Amazon's system wouldn't recognise the package, and therefore it wouldn't register as missing if undelivered. Read more...

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