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Can A Shipment Be Stopped While In Transit?



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By : Paul McDuffy    99 or more times read
Submitted 2010-01-28 03:08:21
Sometimes, well after you send an order out for delivery, something can change that requires you to try and cancel that order, even though it may already be on the truck. If you find that you suddenly need to contact your Miami delivery service to request that they cancel an order in progress, there is good news. Most companies now have methods in place to ensure that you are able to do this easily.

There are any number of reasons why you might want to cancel an order even though its already left. For example, your client or customer might contact you and suddenly cancel their order for one reason or another. On the other hand, you might suddenly find out that your shipment was incomplete, and that there was something else that should have been included with the shipment that was forgotten.

It used to be much harder to stop a shipment in transit than it is today, and the reason that it is easier is because of the giant increases in communication technology which have taken place over the last several years. Drivers are now in contact with their dispatch offices at all times via a wide variety of means. GPS routing information, text messages, emails, and cell phone calls are all methods by which they stay in touch, making it easy for the dispatch office to suddenly update any instructions which the driver might be following.

Most courier companies are going to have some kind of a policy in place for what to do if you need to cancel an order while it is already on the road. Usually, they will have this policy listed somewhere on their website. If not, and you want to know in advance how to cancel an order, be sure to ask a representative from the company directly how to stop a shipment while in transit.

Usually, they will request that you simply place a phone call into the dispatch office and let them know that you need to have your order stopped. However, some companies might also have other options so that you can submit this request electronically. They may have a separate email address for all in process delivery requests, or they may simply have a place where you can change the status of any of your deliveries where you may be able to request a stop on a specific shipment.

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Paul McDuffy is a consultant for local Miami delivery service and medical courier services companies as well as international courier service businesses.

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