@blmcil6 wrote:
I entered my address as [numbers] ****** circle. It offered *****lane instead and I assumed that was correct and my info was outdated as I was having it shipped to my po box at college and my info was incorrect. It was only later I realized I was wrong
Actually I think you might luck out here, assuming that your box number is showing as part of the address. I suspect that the local carrier(s) are used to seeing misaddressed mail going to the local college but winding up on [whatever] Lane instead of [whatever] Circle. If a box number is part of the address, they will probably know the correct location, regardless of the suffix on the street address.
What you might try is Googling the phone number for the local post office serving that address and explaining it to them to see if you need to do anything further. Have your tracking number available to provide to them, so that they can look it up on their intranet in-house network. I would not rely on the seller to intercept and recall the package instead, partly because it's expensive and partly because it may not work anyway. (On the mercifully few occasions when I needed to intercept a package, it ended up getting delivered anyway.)
The one thing that you should not expect to work here is an Item Not Received claim, because that only looks for a Delivered status in the City and ZIP of the Ship-To: address received with the payment; the street address is not considered. Your chances of fixing this, if there is a genuine risk of it going to the wrong place, are better if you act before it's delivered rather than after. Good luck.
