all of it.

that would be a real sharing economy.

...give it a kiss and wave goodbye.


What are their losses going to be, thanks to false names, identity theft, and people never delivering the merchandise in question. Or someone stealing it at the point of delivery. "I put it inside their screen door. Not my fault no one was home."

And if their attempts to safeguard against that become too onerous, how many reliable people will put up with it? Enough?

Then there are liability issues: accident or injury while delivering? Either receiving or causing.

there are likely at least an equal number of problems that haven't even yet been considered - not even by the legal beagles in Bentonville. I predict this scheme will never see the light of day.

** Except when they take the "discount" and steal the merchandise, or give it to someone else.

"Customer Volunteers: When Paying Employees Costs Too Much."

...for April Fool's Day?

TYY

What was the old joke?:

"Why not give the US mail to Jehovah's Witnesses, they're going to your house anyway."

But who would have dreamed the largest US employer would also have the most employees on public aid?

Joke's on us, I guess.

as one of the more stupider ideas I've every heard.

and ask yourself whether you want any of those people to show up at your front door.

Holy cow, I didn't even think of that!!

Idiots.

more attractive to do so.

I need a new TV...

... the delivery may sorta not happen. Then the purchaser can seek recompense from the corporation.