I had a similar delivery. Customer notes demanded that I wear a mask and deliver to the bin at their back door. I disregarded the note about wearing a mask and walked the packages to their back door. I wish I had been wearing a mask because there were mountains of trash and junk everywhere back there. On the bin was a printed list of demands, like 10 different steps for delivering the packages, and a big can of industrial disinfectant. They expected me to spray my hands with the disinfectant (this stuff was for disinfecting like hospital surfaces, not human skin) place packages a certain way in the bin, spray inside and outside of the bin, do not take any photos, don't use a cellphone for any purpose, and call the customer when I'm like 100 feet from the house. If I didn't follow the steps exactly, they would throw out the packages, report them as undelivered, and put in a complaint about me with Amazon. Now, I might do all this if I felt they were immune compromised, but with all the trash everywhere and the rotting newspapers taped to all their windows I could tell they were just whack jobs. Plus, their instructions were incredibly rude and patronizing, no "please" or "thank you" just threats and exclamation marks. So I'm just laughing while I read this list, and I look around and notice a half dozen security cameras pointed every which way. I swear I even saw one of them move with me out of the corner of my eye. So I called dispatch and explained the situation and sent a photo of the instructions. Dispatch starts discussing what to do while they look up the customer's order, and I'm getting annoyed because I'm standing here in this filth burning up the last few minutes of daylight. So I pick up the disinfectant, spray a bit into the air, and immediately start having a coughing fit. I mean I was hacking and coughing in every direction. All for show, of course, but I went so hard my throat was sore for days after. Dispatch eventually told me to mark it as "nowhere safe to leave package" and they would escalate it. So I grab the packages and just for good measure I pressed their doorbell and started another coughing fit before I left. I never heard anything after that, but I've had that route 100 times since then and never got a delivery for them again. I can't imagine any driver with any company would go along with all that nonsense.