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Many of us have been guilty of the sea going when it comes toonline shoppingAnd the pandemic has only worse things. If you go down a street, you are linked to see several houses with packages left outside. While the grabbing of your parcels upon arrival was quite easy when we spend most of our time at home, it is now much more likely that you will be out of the house for delivery and the leaves of your package to win. Thieves can hang your business at any time, but according to a new survey, it is criminals may be more likely to hit one day of the week in particular. Continue reading to know when you do not want to get your parcels delivered.

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A July survey of Vivint, a smart home security company, found that at least 29 percent of people in the United States indicated that they have been thevictim of a parcel flight. On average, people have had on the three packets stolen throughout their lives, and adds. Since the pandemic has started, the data show that people averaged $ 74 of stolen goods.

The recent survey sought to know when these thieves, called "pirates porch," are the most likely to strike. According to the survey, the most common day for the flight from Parcels is Monday, with 34 percent of the people saying that it is when their articles were stolen. However, Tuesday was second position, with 33 percent of people saying that their packages were caught then. The least day for flight packets was Saturday, with only 14 percent of people reporting a flight that day.

The investigation revealed that, by a large margin, the packets were most often stolen in the afternoon. This could be because people are usually out of the house in the afternoon, go to school or shopping. In addition, many packages arrive around noon. According to the survey, 56 percent of people stated that they had packets stolen in the afternoon. In the morning and evening, the stolen parcel reports were close to 33 and 34 percent, respectively. The safest time for packets was at night, with only 11 percent of people who say they had packets taken at night.

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Packets tend to be a little more vulnerable when they are left outside a building or in a unwilling courier room: the data showed that 44 percent of people who lived in apartments say they have had a stolen package, while only 20 percent of those who live in a house could say the same thing. It is therefore not surprising that the investigation also revealed those living in urban areas were more likely to be targeted. According to the data, 41 percent of the victims lived in urban areas, while only 22 and 20 percent of the victims lived in suburban or rural areas, respectively.

A 2019 Security.org study used the data to predict whereFlight package is likely to be the most common. On the basis of these results, packets are more likely to be stolen in the northeast, with the Midwest as the runner-up.

You can not always say what is in a package, but if you shake a little, you might be able to understand what is inside. The most commonly stolen element, according to the survey, was clothes, with 33 percent of people reporting a package containing stolen clothes. Books, toys and games were runner-up.

In addition, Amazon parcels were more often taken than other companies. The investigation revealed that 52 percent of people reported a stolen Amazon package, while 43 percent of people said they had USPS parcels taken. UPS and FedEx packets have seen fewer flights.

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