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Originally Posted by MikeB1972
True, but a lot of comapnies don't have this issue.
Most people get stuff ordered online to their work address.
What I never understand is how come people who use stolen cards to order goods online never seem to get arrested, it's not like you can't track where the items ended up.
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It's probably stolen card numbers rather than stolen cards - which tend to be reported fairly fast.
I don't want to start a discussion on methods of committing fraud, but consider the options available.
Thus Amazon delivery to locker or convenience store may spend effort on checking that the person collecting has the authority of the customer but little on his actual identity.