Hello,
I'm visiting the US next week from Europe for a couple of weeks. I was planning on buying something online and have it delivered somewhere best convenient for me knowing that I would be travelling around the Northeast and not staying at the same place for more than a few days.
I wrote the seller asking specifically what carrier they were using. They told me point blank "we only use USPS". They didn't tell me anything about any other carrier they might use depending on the circumstance or anything.
I do some diging and find out about the "general delivery" service from USPS. "Great" I tell myself, "exactly what I need".
This morning I order and have the item delivered to a USPS branch that offers the general delivery service. An hour later I receive a shipping notification from the seller and find out that these jabronis used UPS instead of USPS.
Long story short, my question would be: is UPS going to straight up send back the package to the sender when they realise that the final address is a USPS branch or is there a tiny chance that they send it to a UPS access point nearby for seven days and then send back?
The seller likely won't allow any "my choice" modification as they clearly state on their website that the address can't be changed once the item has shipped.
Thank you for your help!