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| Reference: "Release delivery authorization" or "Driver release" Reference information: Q: I'm running a part-time business while also continuing my full-time job. My problem is, there's no one at home to receive UPS or FedEx packages related to my business. Having a neighbor accept them for me isn't an option. What can I do? A: If your packages would be safe from theft and weather, you can sign what FedEx calls a "release delivery authorization" and what UPS calls a "driver release," and the drivers can leave your packages without your having to sign for them. http://www.entrepreneur.com/homebasedbiz/settingupyouroffice... |
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