What happens if you put the wrong zip code on a UPS package?

Once UPS identifies an “undeliverable address,” you can correct it on the UPS website. Note that you can only modify certain components of your address with UPS. You can change city, zip code, add a room, suite, or floor, but you cannot change the street name and number. These packages will be returned to sender.

Will FedEx deliver if zip code is wrong?

When a shipper inputs an incorrect address when creating a shipment the carrier will attempt to correct this address for a hefty fee. Within the U.S., FedEx also will assess this fee if the address is a P.O. box number or P.O. box ZIP code.

What does it mean when FedEx says incorrect address?

Incorrect Addresses and Label Damage When a carrier notices an inconsistency with an address or name, they will give a PMX exception notice, take the shipment back to a station, and you will have to contact FedEx.

Can I keep a package with my address on it?

No you cannot keep it. In fact, opening that package is illegal. It is illegal to open anyone else’s mail even if it is addressed to the wrong address.

Do I have to put my address on a package?

The United States Postal Service does not require a return address on regular parcel post mail. The procedure for sending packages without a return address is exactly the same as sending them with one, except that you leave off the return address.

What happens if you spelled the street wrong?

If you make a mistake with the street or apartment number, the wrong person will most likely receive the package. Again, after sending a package with a typo, there is often nothing you can do to fix the issue. However, using address verification is free and can prevent this scenario from playing out in the first place!

What happens if a package is delivered to the right address wrong person?

If you’re not sure what to do with mail that isn’t yours, it’s probably easier than you think to get rid of it legally. All you need to do is write “RETURN TO SENDER” on the front of the envelope and put it back in your mailbox. Your postal worker will take care of it for you from there.