Moment parcel worker is caught on video flinging packages to the floor by furious Vinted seller

Published: 08:00 EDT, 8 October 2026 | Updated: 08:09 EDT, 8 October 2026 This is the moment a parcel worker was caught on video by a furious Vinted seller flinging packages to the ground. The worker, who remains unknown, was captured in a 16-second-long TikTok clip in which he appeared to retrieve then carelessly throw two parcels from an InPost locker to the floor.The video - which was posted two days ago and has since racked up over 170,000 views - was filmed from the passenger seat of a car parked outside the package locker at a Tesco in Preston, showing the worker in full view. The man, who was clad in a luminous orange vest, was seen casually tapping his foot while popping open the locker's doors before lobbing the white and grey parcels to the ground.Gillian, the user who posted the clip, said her recording is 'proof of why' parcels become damaged in transit. In the video's caption, she said: 'If you've recently posted a parcel via @InPostUK at the Preston, Deepdale Tesco Inpost Lockers, then this is how they are being treated!! A parcel worker was captured in a TikTok video carelessly retrieving a package from an InPost locker before hurtling it to the ground The unknown man was seen casually tapping his foot while popping open the locker's doors before lobbing the white and grey parcels to the floor'If anyone receives notification that their parcels are damaged and need proof of why, here it is!!'The video, which has amassed over 5,000 likes, was met with fury in the comments section from viewers who posted pictures of their damaged parcels and expressed their dismay at the worker's carelessness.One user remarked the worker has 'no respect'. They said: 'Just why no respect, be different if the shoe was on the other foot bet he wouldn't like that to happen with his stuff.'Another said 'this man hates his job,' while one more added: 'Please tell me you reported him and he was fired????' One woman used the clip as disaster mitigation for her own post, saying: 'I've sent a package from here the other day. Definitely saving this in case the buyer says it's broken!'InPost has been contacted for comment.