Knock/ring bell at drop off for groceries? New shopper/ under 50 orders 92% on time and 4.94 feedback. I've just been dropping of orders ninja style because I heard complaints when drivers have been knocking or ringing bell specifically when instructions say not too.

Personally, I don't ring the doorbell or knock unless I'm asked to. What I do is send a pic (through the app) & text you that the order's been delivered. You never know if the customer has a sleeping baby, hyper pets, works at night, ect.

You’ll be able to choose between drop-off and in-person delivery on the checkout page when placing an order. Regardless of your delivery preference, you’ll get an email and text when your order has arrived.

"Carriers are required to knock on the customer’s door or ring their doorbell only if the customer’s signature is required for the release of their package," according to an email from a...

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It may come as a surprise, but many people are requesting that the courier driver not knock or ring the doorbell upon delivery. People with young children or other private matters would rather not be disturbed by package deliveries.

The ‘drop off’ option in Shipt refers to a contactless delivery method where the shopper leaves the groceries at a predetermined location specified by the customer, such as a doorstep, garage, or porch.

The extra knock on the door is to make sure you've heard them, in case you didn't hear the doorbell. They also may not be able to hear the doorbell themselves, hence the additional knock.

The one-minute video, titled “ Help Us Serve You: Mail Carriers,” explains that letter carriers will knock on a customer’s door instead of ringing a doorbell.