UPS has introduced a fee-based service that will allow customers to intercept their packages mid-delivery. According to UPS with Package Intercept you can:

* Return to Sender: Return the package to the shipper
* Deliver to Another Address: Reroute the package to a new address
* Reschedule Delivery: Hold the package for delivery on a future date
* Will Call: Hold the package for pickup by the consignee

Lifehacker says using this service might cost up to $10, but for people experiencing package problems 10 bucks may be a small price to pay. —MEGHANN MARCO

Intercept! [UPS via Lifehacker]
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