Have I been a complete arse?

I hate the sign with a finger things, following carpal tunnel surgery the tips of three of my fingers on my right hand have little or no feeling in them. I am thinking of keeping a pointer by the front door for signing purposes.

I don't think they care as long as they get some sort of mark to denote the goods have been received, it's not as if the signature on the machine with the pen thingy is ever remotely legible, well not in my case.

i use my finger nail.

Great thanks. Got another delivery today and used my finger confidently! Don’t know why he looked at me strangely, I’m at the very invisible age!!

I never know how to sign these screens. Whatever I do, it never looks anything like my signature so don't feel embarrassed about it - I'm sure many people are perplexed by it.

These things are ridiculous and the signature is illegible anyway. I just do a smiley face and it always makes the postman laugh. He said it's not as if anyone ever checks anyway!

Unless there is a stylus attached to the machine, use your finger, not your fingernail which would not make an impression on the screen.

Delivery drivers here go by lamp-post numbers cos many houses don't have a number.

mollypolly, if the driver wanted you to sign with a pen thingy he would have handed you one. Perhaps he just has a strange look what-or whoever he's looking at. ?

I used to represent a council ward with the most confusing street numbering. Posties have been known to be lost for weeks down there. Following the electoral register was hard enough.

Gramaretto same here in our road, I do feel sorry for delivery drivers as the numbers are in two loops so no 81 can be opposite no 46. Our local Amazon man knows the system, but it can be difficult for relief posties!

I usually sign with my finger, none of the couriers have ever looked strangely at me. I don't even think to look for the little stylus. Most of them don't have one anyway.

No BradfordLass Amazon UK don't do free deliveries to France. Amazon France do free deliveries but do not carry the same range of goods.

Off topic but Amazon sent a complaint about our house to my sister who'd sent us a parcel! She was told to give proper delivery instructions.
Apparently we are too hard to find. The delivery man was quite cross when he finally found us! I tried to make light of it but he grumbled that he'd had to walk and our street numbers aren't in the right order. True. Google maps wouldn't help either as the sat nav takes you to another place altogether.
Poor chap.

Does Amazon do free postage world-wide like Book Depository does?

We take deliveries at work all day, mostly you sign with your finger, maybe he looked at you strangely because you were so excited to receive a parcel from Amazon

Either is fine - think nothing of it.

There is a little pen thingy but I've signed many times with a fingertip & no-ones batted an eyelid. Think no more of it.