PorchCop

porch•pirate

 

in American English  /pôrCH·pīrət/



NOUN
A thief who steals packages or parcels delivered to a household undeterred by video surveillance, and since the inception of online retail a burgeoning source of distress to individual homeowners and delivery companies as discussed in countless digital community groups.



WORD ORIGIN
[2010 – 2013 PorchPirate (porch + pirate), porch + piracy n., pl. -cies.] Other words that entered English at around the same time include:e-commerce, e-tailer



Porch Pirates steal more than
three and a half million (3,500,000) packages per day, every day
from homes in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand
AND WE INTEND TO STOP THEM

Interested?



PorchCop

+1 (617) 315-7618

info@porchcop.com