Pick one “hidden drop” spot (deck box, behind the side gate, tucked by a planter, side door) and make that your default delivery note with USPS/FedEx/UPS.

‘Tis the season of giving. And, unfortunately, taking. With the holidays approaching, there are several ways to ensure your package ends up where it’s supposed to, so porch pirates don’t get their ...

Package theft, often referred to as "porch piracy," remains a significant concern in the United States. The rise of e-commerce has led to a substantial increase in residential deliveries, resulting in ...

“Either way, adults or juveniles, anybody stealing, it’s at least a theft,” Fisher said. “It could be a trespassing or a ...

FLINT, Mich. (WNEM) – It is the holiday shopping season, and you might soon be expecting some packages to pile up on your doorstep. The increase in deliveries brings a higher chance of porch pirates.

The numbers Stickle has crunched suggest the best way to avoid being raided by the box buccaneers is to limit package visibility as much as you can. And if the waters in your neighborhood are lawless, ...

As shoppers scroll through Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, many are focused on price. But some are zeroing in on delivery dates, with millions of packages set to arrive on porch steps in the ...

It has zero smart features, but even the most churlish couriers will be more likely to drop your packages in the Keter Package Delivery Box than anything that demands the least bit of extra thought or ...