>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery.
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<< <i>>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery. >>
Go on the ups website (or talk to them). I've done both. If you have an online account, you can switch the address once you have a tracking number. You dont need to wait for an attempted delivery or have a government issued form of ID Other members have also replied saying they got the address switched as well.
<< <i>>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery. >>
Go on the ups website (or talk to them). I've done both. If you have an online account, you can switch the address once you have a tracking number. You dont need to wait for an attempted delivery or have a government issued form of ID Other members have also replied saying they got the address switched as well. >>
I am not aware of them switching, held is the only option I have seen for Mint products.
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<< <i>>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery. >>
Go on the ups website (or talk to them). I've done both. If you have an online account, you can switch the address once you have a tracking number. You dont need to wait for an attempted delivery or have a government issued form of ID Other members have also replied saying they got the address switched as well. >>
I am not aware of them switching, held is the only option I have seen for Mint products. >>
From my last order from the US Mint, this is the tracking detail from the order where I went online and changed the delivery address.
03/15/2011 7:52 P.M. The Delivery Change Request for this package has been completed. / The address has been corrected. The delivery has been rescheduled. 03/15/2011 5:24 P.M. A Delivery Change Request for this package will be processed. / Deliver to Another Address.
During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly.
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<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
Mine cited above happend on a next day air shipment via UPS, similar to the 25ths. Signature required at time of delivery. I was able to change it after two delivery attempts. No problems.
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home...
The cancel boxes are now gone from my first 3 orders (all made prior to 1:00pm). My last two orders were made between 1:00 - 1:30pm, they still have the cancel boxes. those should be gone soon as well!
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<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
on the Fedex, I did holds at a Fedex store and picked then up on my way home.
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Here is a link to the UPS site saying you can change the address:
I understand all that. It's just that with how difficult it was to order these, I'd think very carefully about making any changes, that's all. I do recall someone mentioning a scheme to get around Mint HH limits with the ATB's by giving the Mint strangers' shipping addresses then changing the delivery addresses in route to his one real address. Don't remember who it was or whether or not it worked for him. Makes me wonder if the shipping company reports back to the Mint that the address was changed. If so, and it could be shown that it was done to get around the HH limit, it could impact future Mint orders.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Here is a link to the UPS site saying you can change the address:
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Here is a link to the UPS site saying you can change the address:
Did you notice you have to have the Infonotice number from the first attempt? anyway, I have called the several times with the tracking number and they would not change the delivery. They will only hold it at the Service Center (who later calls to verify you want it held).
It appears UPS has different operating procedures depending on where you are.
On a side note, my cancel boxes are gone on all 3 orders (total of 5 sets).
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Don't worry even if it is sent back to the mint they still try to deliver it again.
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<< <i>Only shipper can change deliver to address. However you can have left at the local UPS distro center. >>
I've had mine changed. I was not the shipper.
Per UPS:
hange Your Delivery
InfoNotice Makes Changes Easy The UPS InfoNotice® is a powerful tool that links all shipments for your delivery stop to one unique bar code or reference. You can use your UPS InfoNotice number to track your shipment or to change delivery options on ups.com.
Note: Delivery change charges apply for Deliver to Another Address and Reschedule Delivery. You will only be charged if your request is completed. There is no charge for Will Call or Return to Sender.
How to Change Your Delivery Options On either the ups.com home page or the main Tracking page, enter your 12-digit UPS InfoNotice number (found above the bar code) in the Tracking or InfoNotice Numbers field, and select the Track button. This will take you to the Tracking Summary page. On the Tracking Summary page, select the Change Delivery button. Choose from up to four delivery change options: Will Call: UPS will hold your shipment at a nearby location for you to pick up. Deliver to Another Address: Redirect your shipment to a different delivery address. Reschedule Delivery: Specify a future date you want UPS to deliver the shipment. Return to Sender: UPS will return the shipment to the sender. Select Next, and provide the required information for the option you selected. If there is a service fee for your request, you will be asked to provide a payment card number. Select Finish to complete your request. Print the confirmation page for your records.
<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Usually it is UPS to my home. It might be fedex to PO BOX , not really sure about PO Boxes though?
Joe >>
Not sure about FedEx but the people at my Service Center told me they would eight try calling or send a postcard to the Post Office PO box. Now, my UPS store has PO boxes and they will deliver there. So, it depends on the type of box you have.
Try changing it prior to the first attempt w/o the infonotice number (just using the tracking number) >>
I will be doing that this time and will let you know. As mentioned though the UPS missed delivery notice usually shows up prior to my US Mint tracking number.
edited to add: But even if I can't it doesn't matter as I will have to have the address changed to my work. No one will be at home to sign unless it comes on a Saturday.
<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Usually it is UPS to my home. It might be fedex to PO BOX , not really sure about PO Boxes though?
Joe >>
Not sure about FedEx but the people at my Service Center told me they would eight try calling or send a postcard to the Post Office PO box. Now, my UPS store has PO boxes and they will deliver there. So, it depends on the type of box you have. >>
UPS Store box is not a PO box - totally different.
Try changing it prior to the first attempt w/o the infonotice number (just using the tracking number) >>
I will be doing that this time and will let you know. As mentioned though the UPS missed delivery notice usually shows up prior to my US Mint tracking number.
edited to add: But even if I can't it doesn't matter as I will have to have the address changed to my work. No one will be at home to sign unless it comes on a Saturday. >>
It will be interesting if it work prior to the first delivery attempt. Let us know.
As for me, I will just drive 4 blocks the pick them up at the Distribution Center.
I highly doubt that would work. You imagine the fraud you could perpetrate and how easy it would be to get around the Mint limits doing that. Even the Mint isn't stupid enough to allow that on high value products like this.
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<< <i>Only shipper can change deliver to address. However you can have left at the local UPS distro center. >>
I've had mine changed. I was not the shipper.
Per UPS:
hange Your Delivery
InfoNotice Makes Changes Easy The UPS InfoNotice® is a powerful tool that links all shipments for your delivery stop to one unique bar code or reference. You can use your UPS InfoNotice number to track your shipment or to change delivery options on ups.com.
Note: Delivery change charges apply for Deliver to Another Address and Reschedule Delivery. You will only be charged if your request is completed. There is no charge for Will Call or Return to Sender.
How to Change Your Delivery Options On either the ups.com home page or the main Tracking page, enter your 12-digit UPS InfoNotice number (found above the bar code) in the Tracking or InfoNotice Numbers field, and select the Track button. This will take you to the Tracking Summary page. On the Tracking Summary page, select the Change Delivery button. Choose from up to four delivery change options: Will Call: UPS will hold your shipment at a nearby location for you to pick up. Deliver to Another Address: Redirect your shipment to a different delivery address. Reschedule Delivery: Specify a future date you want UPS to deliver the shipment. Return to Sender: UPS will return the shipment to the sender. Select Next, and provide the required information for the option you selected. If there is a service fee for your request, you will be asked to provide a payment card number. Select Finish to complete your request. Print the confirmation page for your records. >>
Comments
1) Get 5 sets graded, for maximum 70-potential, and drop $900~ on grading/shipping fees
OR
2) sell as sealed sets
OR
3) sell as cherrypicked/open sets
OR
4) keep them
<< <i>I just went to in Stock and reserved.. no ship date. >>
Same here. All five of my quantity 1 orders are In stock and reserved!
<< <i>So the basic options are...
1) Get 5 sets graded, for maximum 70-potential, and drop $900~ on grading/shipping fees
OR
2) sell as sealed sets
OR
3) sell as cherrypicked/open sets
OR
4) keep them >>
OR
cancel the order while you still can.
"How many times can a man turn his head and pretend he just doesn’t see?” - Bob Dylan
Another order at about 4:30 is still simply in process.
I think quite a large majority of orders have probably now gone to in stock and reserved.
Actual shipping will probably commence in the next couple of days.
<< <i>I just went to in Stock and reserved.. no ship date.
BTW what is the total cost of grading 5 sets of these with the 25th Lable? >>
Same here!!!!!
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>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery.
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<< <i>>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery. >>
Go on the ups website (or talk to them). I've done both.
If you have an online account, you can switch the address once you have a tracking number. You dont need to wait for an attempted delivery or have a government issued form of ID
Other members have also replied saying they got the address switched as well.
All 5 of my orders just changed to In Stock and Reserved!
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<< <i>All 5 of my orders just changed to In Stock and Reserved! >>
Likewise.....In Stock & reserved....
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<< <i>>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery. >>
Go on the ups website (or talk to them). I've done both.
If you have an online account, you can switch the address once you have a tracking number. You dont need to wait for an attempted delivery or have a government issued form of ID
Other members have also replied saying they got the address switched as well. >>
I am not aware of them switching, held is the only option I have seen for Mint products.
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<< <i>>>According to my UPS Distribution Center, only the shipper can change the delivery address except once an attempt has been made to deliver, you can call and have it held at the Distribution Center. Then you can go pick it up. However, you have to have a Government issued ID with your address on it for them to turn it over to you.
There is no way, according to them, that the receiver can change where it is to be delivered when you are required to sign for it. I have tried. In fact, I have tried to get them to hold it at th Distribution Center rather than making the first attempt and they say, "No, we have to try to make the first attempt. Then you can have it held." >>
Good information to know, as I'm rarely home during the day for a delivery. >>
Go on the ups website (or talk to them). I've done both.
If you have an online account, you can switch the address once you have a tracking number. You dont need to wait for an attempted delivery or have a government issued form of ID
Other members have also replied saying they got the address switched as well. >>
I am not aware of them switching, held is the only option I have seen for Mint products. >>
From my last order from the US Mint, this is the tracking detail from the order where I went online and changed the delivery address.
03/15/2011 7:52 P.M. The Delivery Change Request for this package has been completed. / The address has been corrected. The delivery has been rescheduled.
03/15/2011 5:24 P.M. A Delivery Change Request for this package will be processed. / Deliver to Another Address.
During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
~ Vince Lombardi
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
Mine cited above happend on a next day air shipment via UPS, similar to the 25ths. Signature required at time of delivery. I was able to change it after two delivery attempts. No problems.
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back
The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home...
The cancel boxes are now gone from my first 3 orders (all made prior to 1:00pm). My last two orders were made between 1:00 - 1:30pm, they still have the cancel boxes. those should be gone soon as well!
<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
on the Fedex, I did holds at a Fedex store and picked then up on my way home.
Understandable. But it does look like some of us will have these by the end of the week.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
~ Vince Lombardi
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<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back
The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Here is a link to the UPS site saying you can change the address:
http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/service/delivery_change.html
We might see these any day now.
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Here is a link to the UPS site saying you can change the address:
http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/service/delivery_change.html >>
I understand all that. It's just that with how difficult it was to order these, I'd think very carefully about making any changes, that's all. I do recall someone mentioning a scheme to get around Mint HH limits with the ATB's by giving the Mint strangers' shipping addresses then changing the delivery addresses in route to his one real address. Don't remember who it was or whether or not it worked for him. Makes me wonder if the shipping company reports back to the Mint that the address was changed. If so, and it could be shown that it was done to get around the HH limit, it could impact future Mint orders.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
~ Vince Lombardi
<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Im not 100% sure but when i bought a ATB from them it was fedex.
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<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back
The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Here is a link to the UPS site saying you can change the address:
http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/service/delivery_change.html >>
Only shipper can change deliver to address. However you can have left at the local UPS distro center.
<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Usually it is UPS to my home.
It might be fedex to PO BOX , not really sure about PO Boxes though?
Joe
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<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Im not 100% sure but when i bought a ATB from them it was fedex and I think its going to be fedex >>
Everything I ever bought from Mint, (a lot) has come UPS.
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<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back
The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Here is a link to the UPS site saying you can change the address:
http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/service/delivery_change.html >>
Did you notice you have to have the Infonotice number from the first attempt? anyway, I have called the several times with the tracking number and they would not change the delivery. They will only hold it at the Service Center (who later calls to verify you want it held).
It appears UPS has different operating procedures depending on where you are.
On a side note, my cancel boxes are gone on all 3 orders (total of 5 sets).
Now I know the CC's and DC's are being hit.
<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Received three expedited orders in October, all UPS next day. Same for the previous six months.
"How many times can a man turn his head and pretend he just doesn’t see?” - Bob Dylan
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<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Usually it is UPS to my home.
It might be fedex to PO BOX , not really sure about PO Boxes though?
Joe >>
fedex doesn't deliver to po boxes. It will be UPS anyway.
Loves me some shiny!
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<< <i>During the ATB sales, the deliveries by FedEx seemed to be unchangeable, while those shipped by UPS ground were changeable, before delivery. With the Mint, I've had these listed as shipped at 11:00 pm and at my door by 10:00 the next morning. With that kind of speed, it may not be possible to change the delivery address in time, at least not without causing "complications". With what it took to place an order for these, I would hope that a delivery address change is not something someone would enter into lightly. >>
The only reason I was curious in the first place was people were saying they send them back to the mint after 3 attempts. If I am gone for 3 days, that is 3 attempts. I don't want these being sent back
The mint had no real consistency with ship dates...so I couldn't really plan around it and be home... >>
Don't worry even if it is sent back to the mint they still try to deliver it again.
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<< <i>Only shipper can change deliver to address. However you can have left at the local UPS distro center. >>
I've had mine changed. I was not the shipper.
Per UPS:
hange Your Delivery
InfoNotice Makes Changes Easy
The UPS InfoNotice® is a powerful tool that links all shipments for your delivery stop to one unique bar code or reference. You can use your UPS InfoNotice number to track your shipment or to change delivery options on ups.com.
Note: Delivery change charges apply for Deliver to Another Address and Reschedule Delivery. You will only be charged if your request is completed. There is no charge for Will Call or Return to Sender.
How to Change Your Delivery Options
On either the ups.com home page or the main Tracking page, enter your 12-digit UPS InfoNotice number (found above the bar code) in the Tracking or InfoNotice Numbers field, and select the Track button. This will take you to the Tracking Summary page.
On the Tracking Summary page, select the Change Delivery button.
Choose from up to four delivery change options:
Will Call: UPS will hold your shipment at a nearby location for you to pick up.
Deliver to Another Address: Redirect your shipment to a different delivery address.
Reschedule Delivery: Specify a future date you want UPS to deliver the shipment.
Return to Sender: UPS will return the shipment to the sender.
Select Next, and provide the required information for the option you selected. If there is a service fee for your request, you will be asked to provide a payment card number.
Select Finish to complete your request.
Print the confirmation page for your records.
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<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Usually it is UPS to my home.
It might be fedex to PO BOX , not really sure about PO Boxes though?
Joe >>
Not sure about FedEx but the people at my Service Center told me they would eight try calling or send a postcard to the Post Office PO box. Now, my UPS store has PO boxes and they will deliver there. So, it depends on the type of box you have.
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<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Im not 100% sure but when i bought a ATB from them it was fedex and I think its going to be fedex >>
Everything I ever bought from Mint, (a lot) has come UPS. >>
Really thats wierd I got mine delievered to my house by fedex but idk.
Try changing it prior to the first attempt w/o the infonotice number (just using the tracking number)
Glad these are being shipped now...well ahead of the Black Friday shipping tsunami!
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Try changing it prior to the first attempt w/o the infonotice number (just using the tracking number) >>
I will be doing that this time and will let you know. As mentioned though the UPS missed delivery notice usually shows up prior to my US Mint tracking number.
edited to add: But even if I can't it doesn't matter as I will have to have the address changed to my work. No one will be at home to sign unless it comes on a Saturday.
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<< <i>Does anyone really know if it's UPS or Fedex delivering these??? >>
Usually it is UPS to my home.
It might be fedex to PO BOX , not really sure about PO Boxes though?
Joe >>
Not sure about FedEx but the people at my Service Center told me they would eight try calling or send a postcard to the Post Office PO box. Now, my UPS store has PO boxes and they will deliver there. So, it depends on the type of box you have. >>
UPS Store box is not a PO box - totally different.
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Try changing it prior to the first attempt w/o the infonotice number (just using the tracking number) >>
I will be doing that this time and will let you know. As mentioned though the UPS missed delivery notice usually shows up prior to my US Mint tracking number.
edited to add: But even if I can't it doesn't matter as I will have to have the address changed to my work. No one will be at home to sign unless it comes on a Saturday. >>
It will be interesting if it work prior to the first delivery attempt. Let us know.
As for me, I will just drive 4 blocks the pick them up at the Distribution Center.
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<< <i>Only shipper can change deliver to address. However you can have left at the local UPS distro center. >>
I've had mine changed. I was not the shipper.
Per UPS:
hange Your Delivery
InfoNotice Makes Changes Easy
The UPS InfoNotice® is a powerful tool that links all shipments for your delivery stop to one unique bar code or reference. You can use your UPS InfoNotice number to track your shipment or to change delivery options on ups.com.
Note: Delivery change charges apply for Deliver to Another Address and Reschedule Delivery. You will only be charged if your request is completed. There is no charge for Will Call or Return to Sender.
How to Change Your Delivery Options
On either the ups.com home page or the main Tracking page, enter your 12-digit UPS InfoNotice number (found above the bar code) in the Tracking or InfoNotice Numbers field, and select the Track button. This will take you to the Tracking Summary page.
On the Tracking Summary page, select the Change Delivery button.
Choose from up to four delivery change options:
Will Call: UPS will hold your shipment at a nearby location for you to pick up.
Deliver to Another Address: Redirect your shipment to a different delivery address.
Reschedule Delivery: Specify a future date you want UPS to deliver the shipment.
Return to Sender: UPS will return the shipment to the sender.
Select Next, and provide the required information for the option you selected. If there is a service fee for your request, you will be asked to provide a payment card number.
Select Finish to complete your request.
Print the confirmation page for your records. >>
<< <i>Glad these are being shipped now...well ahead of the Black Friday shipping tsunami! >>
I wanted them next week so I could take them to Baltimore/Whitman
now I'm gunna have to spring for shipping to Cali.