This is why I don't actually blame them for wanting a police report, the laptop will have gone through their system, been scanned and processed, all the way through to final delivery. Looking at the information they have, I don't blame them one bit for being sceptical.
This is an extraordinary event.
Vehicles also skid very far at that speed.
Will they refund you if you do in fact go to the police? This is a pretty incredible claim to take at face value.
I wonder what a fake beard or mustache does as far as fooling the machine goes?
It's not like it's their car, why would they get mad?
If you're close enough to another vehicle on a gravel road that you're getting stones flicked up, there's no way that's a safe following distance, especially considering the increased stopping distances.
Could be, but that's a very strange choice of language by the author. You scuff a tyre, you scratch or gouge a rim typically.
I'd love to see them prove they genuinely incurred those costs, how do you go about fixing a tyre scuff?
OTG compatible is a rare feature, I have an endoscope camera that uses OTG, but not a compatible phone.
Also, no mention of a headphone jack.
This is on the "looking for friends" part of the app, but yeah, it's pretty sad.
This is the weirdest collection of words I've read in a while.
At the moment, all the evidence shows the laptop being delivered, including the photo showing final delivery. If OP files a police report, and presents evidence showing the laptop was indeed stolen, then it's on the delivery company, as it's their employee.
The bank would likely also want proof this happened.