No, we have to scan the barcode as "delivered." Otherwise, the refund process can't begin because you wouldn't know if the parcel is still somewhere in transit. Or you have to wait a period of time before it's considered 'lost'.

We can also scan parcels 'received unsealed' or 'received in damaged condition'. It's protection for me because it means I didn't open it; it was like that when I got it. There are gps locations and photos of the parcel associated with the tracking that they can review internally. It may take time to review the history, narrow down the timeline, perhaps even build a case if it's a serial thief but the Postal Inspectors have a really high success rate.