7 Essential Tips to Keep Your Packages From Getting Plundered by Porch Pirates


We’re shopping online now more than ever—but as our online ordering habits have grown, so has the frequency of package theft, aka porch pirating. It’s hard to beat the convenience of having your purchase dropped right at your door, but unless you’re home all day long, your deliveries probably get dropped off in the middle of the day and sit for a few minutes (or a few hours) until you get home and bring them inside. That’s when the porch pirates swoop in, nabbing your package(s) right off your stoop before you get home.

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