Can You Legally Refuse a Delivered Package? Here's What You Need to Know

Learn how to refuse a delivered package and what steps to take to notify the sender.

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Yes, you can refuse a delivered package. When the delivery person arrives, politely inform them you are refusing the package. It’s also a good idea to contact the sender or the shipping company to notify them and possibly arrange a return. Ensure the package remains unopened and in its original condition.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if I want to refuse a package I ordered? You can refuse a package by informing the delivery person upon arrival, and it’s recommended to contact both the sender and the shipping company to notify them of your refusal.
  2. Can I refuse a package that was delivered by mistake? Yes, if the package was delivered by mistake, you can refuse it by informing the delivery person and reaching out to the correct sender or shipping company to arrange its return.
  3. Will I be charged for refusing a delivered package? Typically, you should not be charged for refusing a package, but it’s best to check with the shipping company or the seller for their specific policies.
  4. What condition must a package be in to refuse it? The package must remain unopened and in its original condition to be successfully refused and returned.

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