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An Amazon delivery driver appears to defecate outside a customer's home moments after dropping off a package. 

The driver was recorded on shocked home owner, Darren Passman's CCTV system. 

46-yr-old Mr Passman, said he cleaned up the mess left behind himself with a jet washer.

He told the Manchester Evening News : 'He walks around the back of the flat, bends down and does a number two. '

And yes, I did go outside and check. 

'Who would do a thing like that? 'It's just disgusting.' 

The engineer from Northern Moor, said he complained to Amazon - and they offered him a £150 voucher, a Christmas hamper and a year's free subscription to Prime TV.

Amazon, in response, said the incident 'does not reflect the high standards we have for our delivery partners'. 

The driver involved, they said, would 'no longer be delivering on behalf of Amazon'. Mr Passman, whose flat is protected by CCTV cameras, ordered three items worth £20.97 in total using Amazon Prime on December 11. 

His package was delivered by the driver at around 6.47pm the following day. Wearing an Amazon jacket, he is shown on CCTV at the door handing over the items with a mobile phone in his other hand. 

Mr Passman said: 'I have been a Prime customer for years and never had any problems. 

'The delivery he made to my door is all on camera. 

'He handed over the package and I thanked him. I then left a good report on Amazon. 

'Before I went to bed I checked the cameras and wondered what on earth the man was doing. Then I realised it was the same Amazon delivery driver. 

'It is clear as day and he has an Amazon coat on. 

'I went out to check. 

'There was a lot of poo on the floor and I cleaned it up straight away. 

'I phoned Amazon that night. I was put on hold then in the morning, I sent an email to them. 

'They even offered to send a cleaner out. 

'I am just disgusted with it all. I am disgusted that someone could do something like that.' 

In a statement, Amazon said : 'This does not reflect the high standards we have for our delivery partners. 

'The driver will no longer be delivering on behalf of Amazon.'