Shocking video shows Amazon driver let himself into customer’s home to deliver parcel

SHOCKING video shows the moment an Amazon driver lets himself into a customer’s home to deliver a package.

Rufaro Chitima, from Dudley, West Midlands, was left speechless by the clip, which shows the driver brazenly opening her front door last week.

The 30-year-old was further stunned after Amazon claimed that the parcel “had been handed to the resident” in an email following the delivery.

As the clip begins, the delivery man is seen standing outside Rufaro’s door clutching an Amazon package.

Without even knocking first, he grabs the handle and pushes down to open the door wide.

He bends down and deposits the package inside the hall, leaning over the doorstep to tuck it in.

He then shuts the door behind him and walks off without a second glance.

A few seconds later, the door opens again as Rufaro’s partner looks to see how the parcel ended up inside.

Ironically, Rufaro received an email shortly after the delivery asking her to rate the driver’s performance.

The email from 3 September states: “Parcel was handed to resident”.

Aesthetics practitioner Rufaro took to social media to complain to Amazon shortly after the delivery.

She posted the clip saying: “Lost for words. When did it become acceptable for an Amazon driver to let themselves into your home?”

A member of Amazon’s social media team replied to the video asking for further details, saying: “We’d like to have a member of our Transportation team look into this.”

Speaking today, Rufaro said:”I was just shocked. My partner was in the house with our 2-year-old at the time and he heard the door open and shut.

“He initially thought it was me, but then realised I was still at work and was shocked. He went outside and the man quickly drove off.

“There was just no attempt to even knock the door.”

Today, Amazon confirmed they were looking into the incident.

An Amazon spokeswoman said: “We have reached out to the customer to offer our support.

“We have investigated the matter and are taking appropriate action.”

But Rufaro added: “Amazon haven’t said anything as of yet, they have taken my details so I’m waiting to be contacted.”