If you want to refuse a UPS package, you can follow these steps:
1. Contact the sender: If you know the sender, you can contact them and let them know that you do not want to receive the package. They may be able to cancel the shipment or redirect it to another address.
2. Refuse delivery: If the package has already been shipped, you can refuse delivery when the UPS driver attempts to deliver it. Simply tell the driver that you do not want the package and they will return it to the sender.
3. Use UPS My Choice: If you have a UPS My Choice account, you can manage your deliveries and choose to refuse a package before it is delivered. You can also redirect the package to another address or have it held for pickup at a UPS location.
It is important to note that if you refuse a package, you may be responsible for any shipping fees or return fees associated with the shipment.
1. Can I refuse a UPS package that I don’t want or need?
Yes, you can refuse a UPS package that you don’t want or need. You can either refuse the delivery at the time of delivery or return the package to the UPS facility.
2. What should I do if I want to refuse a UPS package at the time of delivery?
If you want to refuse a UPS package at the time of delivery, you should tell the UPS driver that you don’t want the package and ask them to return it to the sender. You can also write “refused” on the package and give it back to the driver.
3. What should I do if I want to return a UPS package that I have already received?
If you want to return a UPS package that you have already received, you should contact the sender and ask for their return policy. They may provide you with a return label or instructions on how to return the package. You can then take the package to a UPS facility or schedule a pickup with UPS.