To not take in parcels for next door.

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That's it basically.
AIBU to not take in parcels. The delivery man has just banged on my door, rang the door bell several times and used the knocker.
I'm in a teams meeting working from home today. I answered the door to the man throwing the parcel at me and saying it is for next door take it.
Next door is a HMO and 3 of the 4 cars that are connected to the house are currently parked outside of it. I've thrown the parcel back and told him someone is in and knock like a banshee at the right door not mine.
It is getting beyond a joke 4/5 times a week. They don't answer the door at all. Why should I be a courier for them.
So AIBU?
YABU
You are at home just answer the door and take in parcels
YANBU
You are not a courier service if they are not going to be in have it delivered to the corner shop 5mins away and pick it up from the secure location there.

One of these op. 2 x We Do Not Accept Parcels for Neighbours Tall 72x148mm Printed Vinyl Stickers amzn.eu/d/gKPbtbm

I instruct couriers to never leave my parcels with neighbours, but I will OCCASIONALLY take in parcels for neighbours. I have no qualms about refusing, which I do for one neighbour (he's a twat), or if it's large and cumbersome. Do not feel obligated, it takes up your time - answering the door twice - and don't feel guilty for the courier. I've had a sign printed for my front door (eBay) which gives my instructions for couriers.

@Stressybetty Thank you.
The neighbour came knocking at 10pm last night for it and seemed miffed I hadn't taken it as they left a delivery note saying to knock at mine if they got no answer at theirs 😳I asked when I agreed to this. Apparently where she lived previously the SAHM had no issue with it.
She didn't grasp that I have children yes however I am not a SAHM I am a WFH mum 🤔