Ups Cc Center (2024)

FAQs

What does UPS CC mean? ›

A UPS Customer Center is a UPS-owned and staffed shipping location equipped to assist you with any UPS international, air or ground package shipment. Most UPS Customer Centers are located on-site at UPS-operated facilities nationwide, and they are more frequently found in metropolitan areas.

UPS Access Point: Drop-off or pickup at local businesses. UPS Drop Boxes: For 24/7 drop-off. UPS Customer Centers: On-site UPS operating facility.

If you are not home to sign for a UPS package, the driver will leave a notice on your door with instructions on how to receive your package. You may be able to sign the notice and have the package left at your door, or you may need to pick it up at a UPS location.

Why can't I submit my claim on UPS.com? The shipper of your package has a restriction on the account, which doesn't allow recipients or third parties to begin the claim process. Contact the shipper who requested you submit your claim for further assistance.

CC stands for "carbon copy." BCC stands for "blind carbon copy." When you put an email address in the CC or "carbon copy" field it means that a copy of the email you are sending will also be sent to that address.

If you're unavailable when UPS attempts delivery at your address, UPS may deliver your package to a UPS Access Point^® location near your home, where your package will be held for you to pick up for 7 calendar days.

Transit times

Most parcels take just 1 working day to be delivered. Each UPS Access Point™ has a daily collection from UPS (excluding weekends). The collection time for each UPS Access Point™ can be found here.

The average Access Point Representative base salary at UPS is $59K per year. The average additional pay is $0 per year, which could include cash bonus, stock, commission, profit sharing or tips.

– The length of a UPS investigation can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the amount of evidence that needs to be gathered. However, most investigations are resolved within 10 business days.

What happens if I miss my UPS delivery that requires signature? ›

What happens if you're not home to sign for UPS? UPS will leave an InfoNotice at your residence that shows the next scheduled delivery attempt, or where to collect the package. After three attempted deliveries, the package is sent back to the shipper.

Delivery scan error: Sometimes, delivery drivers may accidentally scan a package as delivered before actually delivering it. In this case, the package may still be on its way to you. You should wait a few days and check with your neighbors or building manager to see if they received the package by mistake.

Call our local UPS Customer Center at (888) 742-5877 to speak with one of our attentive, motivated and knowledgeable team members, who can answer any of your questions about domestic or international packages shipped via UPS.

UPS reserves the right to refuse to pay any claim for loss or damage to property until all outstanding Charges owing to UPS have been paid in full.

†If your package is insured through the UPS Capital^® Flexible Parcel Multi-Carrier Program (the “FMC Program”) and it is damaged or lost in transit, you'll be reimbursed in accordance with The UPS Store^® center's insurance policy issued pursuant to the FMC Program.

What Is a C-Section? A cesarean section (C-section) is the surgical delivery of a baby through incisions in the mother's abdominal wall and uterus. C-sections can help women who are at risk for problems avoid dangerous delivery-room situations and can be a lifesaver in an emergency.

CC stands for carbon copy, and by adding a B in front to make BCC this now means 'blind carbon copy'. In other words, you have added other recipients to the email, although other recipients won't know this. Therefore, they can't see other email addresses.

CC: A Cubic centimetre. A unit for measuring volume, 1 cc is equal to 0.0338 ounce.

A Component Carrier (CC) is defined as an individual carrier that is integrated with other carriers through carrier aggregation to provide user equipment (UE) with increased bandwidth, resulting in higher data rates. AI generated definition based on: Computer Networks, 2022.