How does package intercept work?

Package intercept is a service where customers can request that their package, which is already in transit, be stopped or redirected to a different address for a fee. This process is useful when the sender realizes an error in the shipping address or if the recipient wishes to change the delivery details after the package has been shipped.

This service is particularly advantageous as it provides flexibility to customers who may have accidentally sent packages to the wrong address or those who simply need their packages delivered to a different location. The option to intercept a package is not free because it requires additional handling and processing by the postal system.

In contrast, options that discuss returning items for free, allowing free changes, or simply enabling rerouting without any fee do not accurately describe the nature of the package intercept service. These alternatives omit the essential aspect of fees associated with such requests and the specific circumstance that the package is already en route, which defines the package intercept function.