Amazon Deliveries
Could be a problem if you were a vicar and they needed a signature for the goods.
Not really, God would have provided! 
Ain't that the truth, but as it says in Murphy's law, 'nothing is foolproof as fools are so ingenious'
PS. If your name is Murphy, this is also known as Dummpkopf's Law
I heard of one guy travelling in France to catch his ferry who put Boulogne into his satnav..... only to finish up down the south west. Should have put Boulogne sur Mer in of course. Do'h! - but then there was my younger brother in pre satnav days travelling on the M4 towards Croydon in South London not long after after the M25 was opened - and instead of going off to the right, he went off to the left.
M4 to Croydon via Dartford, I've never let the poor guy live it down but then as they say, the man that never made a mistake never made anything.
Beep beep! 
I've had a number of delivery drivers confused by their satnavs, mostly citylink (thank goodness they went under!!), but even Asda deliveries too, as the software some satnavs use gets postcodes and streetnames and towns and villages mixed up, some of the delivery drivers have had the courtesy to call and ask where I am and they describe where they are (which is usually the same wrong address!!) and tell them to ignore their satnav cos they're in the wrong village, but other drivers (citylink especially, back when they were the nation's No.1 courier for screwing up), they'd just deliver to the wrong address, or the neighbour of the wrong address, drop a card and say "Successful delivery", and when I point out to them I was in all day and never saw anyone approach my door on my camera over said door, they just declared it as lost...
About two years ago, citylink "lost" a set of 7Ah UPS batteries I'd ordered, I got a replacement sent out by the seller, but citylink denied all responsibility of losing them, couple months later, I bought a Pioneer turntable, it got citylinked too, but having become wise to their tricks, I learned of where they dropped it off and told them to go get it, a week of repeated "Where's my item?" calls to them (with them mostly lying to me with the "Oh yeah, we picked it up and it's sat here next to me" line of BS), a driver on a friday evening went over there, picked up the turntable, and delivered it to me, and, even had the "lost" batteries with him too, and he'd only just picked them up that evening (hence the lies told to me on the phone), all this because of too much reliance on GPS and "The GPS said to go here, it must be right" mindset...... 
Sadly some of them citylink drivers went over to work for yodel.................................
All the Amazon Sunday deliveries I've received (the first of which was 2 years ago) have been performed by DPD who always provide an email with accurate delivery time information.
I placed an order with Amazon late Tuesday evening for a 19" data cabinet and received an email timed at 01:42 this morning advising the item would be, quote: Arriving:Wednesday, October 12
It arrived today (6th) at just after 11:00