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The original was posted on /r/australia by /u/That_Car_Dude_Aus on 2024-04-10 01:18:49.

So per my username, I order a bunch of car parts pretty regularly.

Generally, they are required to have signature on delivery, generally as a value thing.

I know Australia post, once the parcel is over a certain value with insurance, they need a signature on delivery (so this costs more too)

But…I haven’t been asked to sign a parcel in years, Australia Post, Aramex, Couriers Please, DHL, etc always simply deliver the parcel and sign for it on my behalf.

I’ve never had to dispute one, because I have a good safe place to drop it, but still.

If you don’t sign for it, it defeats the purpose…doesn’t it?