How to Claim a FedEx Refund for Late Deliveries Easily

FedEx’s Prominence in Shipping (and Why Late Deliveries Happen)

FedEx is a global shipping giant, moving millions of packages every single day – in fact, over 16 million parcels are shipped daily via FedEx’s networks. With such a massive volume and complex logistics, it’s no surprise that late deliveries can and do happen from time to time. Even with FedEx’s impressive on-time performance (often around 97–98% on-time delivery in normal conditions), a small percentage of shipments still get delayed. And given FedEx’s scale, even a tiny fraction of late packages means thousands of customers affected. The causes can range from weather events and natural disasters to unexpected surges in volume, operational hiccups, traffic delays, or address issues.

For businesses and online sellers, a late FedEx delivery can have real consequences – you might lose money on shipping costs (especially for time-sensitive or expedited shipments you paid a premium for) and, worse, risk upsetting customers who expected their packages on time. This is why understanding FedEx’s refund policy for late deliveries is so important. The good news? FedEx offers a Money-Back Guarantee that can get you a refund on shipping charges if a delivery is late. In this friendly guide, we’ll explain FedEx’s Money-Back Guarantee policy, walk you through how to file a refund claim manually, list out what information you’ll need, discuss how long refunds take, and share some pro tips to maximize your success. We’ll also mention an easier way to handle this process automatically (hint: it’s ReClaimShip) for those shipping in volume. Let’s dive in!

Overview of FedEx’s Money-Back Guarantee Policy

FedEx’s Money-Back Guarantee (MBG) is essentially their on-time delivery promise: for certain shipment services, if FedEx delivers your package late – even by 60 seconds past the guaranteed delivery time – you’re entitled to request a refund of your shipping costs. In other words, “On time or it’s free.” This policy is a part of FedEx’s service conditions and is meant to give shippers peace of mind. However, there are some important clauses and limitations to be aware of:

• Eligible FedEx Services: Not every FedEx shipment is covered, only specific service levels with guaranteed delivery times. As of 2025, the Money-Back Guarantee covers FedEx’s premium express services, including:

  • FedEx First Overnight® (next-business-day early morning)

  • FedEx Priority Overnight® (next-business-day mid-morning)

  • FedEx Standard Overnight® (next-business-day by end of day)

  • FedEx 2Day® A.M. (two-business-day morning delivery)

  • FedEx International First®

  • FedEx International Priority® (including International Priority Express® and International Priority® Freight)

  • FedEx International Priority DirectDistribution® (and the freight version)

    
    

Essentially, most FedEx Express services with a time-definite commitment are eligible for a refund if late. Even a one-minute delay beyond the promised delivery commitment qualifies under the guarantee.

• Services Currently Not Guaranteed: It’s important to note that **FedEx’s Money-Back Guarantee has been suspended for some services in recent years. Notably, FedEx Ground® and FedEx Home Delivery® (FedEx’s standard ground services in the U.S.) are not covered by the money-back guarantee at this time. FedEx temporarily paused guarantees on those and other services during pandemic disruptions, and as of 2025 those guarantees remain suspended. (So if a ground package arrives late, FedEx generally won’t refund it under the MBG policy.) Always double-check current FedEx service announcements, because policies can change – FedEx has been gradually reinstating guarantees for various services as conditions improve.

  
  

• Key Conditions and Exceptions: FedEx’s refund promise **applies only when the delay is within their control. There are reasonable exceptions – FedEx will not issue a refund if a delay was caused by factors outside their control, such as bad weather, natural disasters, customs or security delays, or other “Acts of God”. Likewise, certain shipment issues void the guarantee: for example, if the address you provided was incorrect or incomplete, or if the package was undeliverable because no one was available to sign, those aren’t FedEx’s fault and won’t qualify for a refund. FedEx’s terms also exclude things like delays caused by the recipient requesting a hold or redirect, the shipment containing hazardous materials, or if you as the shipper have signed a special contract waiving the money-back guarantee for better rates (this is uncommon and you’d probably know if it applied to you). In short, the late delivery has to be a FedEx service failure for the refund to be approved.

  
  

• Who Can Claim: Only the payer of the shipment charges can claim the refund. If you shipped a package and paid for it (or it’s billed to your FedEx account), you as the shipper are the one who must request the refund. FedEx will only credit the refund to the account or person that paid for the shipping – they won’t, for example, pay the recipient or a third party. So if you’re a package recipient reading this, you’ll need to coordinate with the sender (the shipper) to get a refund for a late delivery.

  
  

• Time Limit to Request a Refund: You must act quickly – FedEx requires that **all requests for a refund under the Money-Back Guarantee be made within 15 calendar days. Specifically, you have 15 days from the invoice date (if you’re a FedEx account holder who gets invoices) or 15 days from the shipment date if you paid by credit card or cash. In practical terms, that usually means you have about two weeks from when the package was delivered (since invoices often generate shortly after delivery) to submit your claim. Don’t miss this window! If you wait longer than 15 days, the claim will be rejected even if the delivery was indeed late.

  
  

Understanding these basics of FedEx’s Money-Back Guarantee policy will set the stage for a successful refund claim. Now, let’s go step-by-step through how to file a refund claim manually if you experience a late FedEx delivery.

Step-by-Step Guide: Filing a FedEx Refund Claim (Manual Process)

If your FedEx package arrived late and meets the criteria above, you can follow these steps to manually claim a refund for the late delivery. The process is straightforward and doesn’t cost anything (except a few minutes of your time). Here’s how to do it:

1. Confirm the Delivery Was Late: First, verify that the package indeed missed its guaranteed delivery time. Check the delivery timestamp on the FedEx tracking results or proof of delivery. Compare it to the service’s committed delivery time (for example, Priority Overnight should arrive by 10:30 AM to most U.S. addresses, Standard Overnight by end of local business day, etc.). If the delivery occurred even a minute past the commitment, it’s considered late. Also ensure that none of the obvious exceptions applied – e.g., was there a weather delay notice on the tracking? If so, FedEx might not refund. But if everything was normal and it was simply delivered late, you’re likely eligible. (Tip: It’s a good idea to take note or a screenshot of the tracking page showing the delivery date/time for your records.)

   
   

2. Gather Your Shipment Details: Before you file the claim, collect all the relevant information about the shipment. Having these details ready will make the process quicker and smoother. You’ll typically need: the FedEx tracking number or Air Waybill number, the ship date, the delivery date and time (actual vs. promised), the service type used (e.g. Priority Overnight), and your FedEx account number if you shipped on an account. You should also have the basic shipment info handy (origin/destination addresses, recipient name) and perhaps the package weight or invoice number if available. Essentially, be prepared with any info the form might ask to identify the shipment. (See the next section for a full list of information needed for a successful claim.)

   
   

3. Go to FedEx’s Online Claim Form or Login Portal: The fastest way to file is online. FedEx allows you to submit refund requests through their website. If you have a FedEx account, log in on FedEx.com and navigate to the Billing or Claims section (often under Support > File a Claim or via the FedEx Billing Center). There you can locate the specific shipment from your invoices and initiate a claim for a service failure (late delivery). If you don’t have a FedEx account login, no worries – FedEx provides an online Money-Back Guarantee refund request form for one-off claims. On FedEx’s Customer Support FAQ, they direct you to simply “fill out this form” to submit a late delivery refund claim. Visit FedEx’s “File a Claim” page and choose the option to request a refund for a late delivery. (You may need to enter the tracking number to pull up the shipment details.)

   
   

4. Fill Out the Claim Details: Once you’re in the claim form (either via your account or the public form), enter all the required details about the shipment. This will include providing the tracking number, confirming the shipment date, and selecting the type of claim – in this case, you’ll choose something like “Service Failure” or “Delivery was late” under the Money-Back Guarantee category. You might be asked to input the expected delivery date/time and the actual delivery date/time, or the system may fetch that automatically. Provide any other information requested, such as your account number (if not already logged in), your contact info, and the reason for the claim – keep it simple, e.g. “Package delivered late, beyond guaranteed time.” Usually, you won’t need to upload supporting documents for a late delivery refund (those are more for lost/damaged package claims), but it doesn’t hurt to have proof like the tracking delivery info available. Double-check everything for accuracy before submitting – an error in the tracking number or dates could delay the process or lead to denial, so make sure the details are correct.

   
   

5. Submit the Claim to FedEx: After filling in the form, go ahead and submit your refund claim. The system will record your request. If you’re using the FedEx Billing Center logged in, often the submission will give an instant confirmation or denial right on the spot for that tracking number. (FedEx’s system can automatically determine if the shipment qualifies, and if not, it may immediately tell you the reason – for example, it might say the delivery was within the on-time window or was delayed due to weather, etc..) If you’re using the manual form without logging in, you might not get an instant answer, but you should receive a confirmation number or email acknowledging the claim. Save any confirmation number or reference given for your records. This will help if you need to follow up with FedEx.

   
   

6. Alternative – File the Claim by Phone (Optional): If you prefer, you can also request a late delivery refund by phone. Simply call FedEx Customer Service at 1‑800‑Go-FedEx (1‑800‑463‑3339) and follow the prompts. When the automated system asks what you need, say “Refund.” FedEx’s automated phone system is designed to handle refund requests; it will prompt you to enter the tracking number and will process the request, often giving you an immediate confirmation or denial just like the online system. In some cases you might need to speak with a representative (for example, if the automated system can’t find the info or if it says you’re not eligible and you believe that’s an error, you can ask to talk to an agent). Be ready to provide the same shipment details (tracking number, ship date, etc.) over the phone. The phone agent or system will tell you if the refund is initiated. (Note: If you ship via a FedEx account that isn’t enrolled in FedEx’s online billing, you may have to use the phone method, as FedEx requires online billing for online refund submissions.)

   
   

Once you’ve submitted your claim – whether online or by phone – FedEx will take it from there to verify the late delivery and process your refund. It’s a pretty simple process, but the key is you must remember to do it (FedEx won’t automatically refund you unless you ask!). In the next section, we’ll outline exactly what information you should have on hand to ensure your claim goes through smoothly.

Information You Need to File a Successful Claim

Filing a FedEx refund claim for a late delivery is easier when you come prepared. Here’s a handy checklist of the information and details you’ll typically need when submitting your claim:

• FedEx Tracking Number (or PRO Number): This is the unique number for your shipment. It’s absolutely required to locate the package in FedEx’s system and verify its delivery time. Double-check you have the correct tracking number (usually 12 or 15 digits for FedEx Express/Ground).

  
  

• FedEx Account Number: If the shipment was billed to a FedEx account (your company’s FedEx account), have that account number ready. FedEx may require it, especially if you’re filing via the Billing portal or if you call customer support. (If you shipped as a guest and paid by credit card, you might not have an account number, which is fine – the tracking number will suffice in that case.)

  
  

• Shipment Date: Know the date when the package was shipped or picked up. The claim form or agent may ask for the shipping date to help identify the correct package.

  
  

• Delivery Address Details: It can be helpful to have the destination address (city, state, ZIP) and possibly the sender’s address as well. This information can be used to confirm you’re referencing the right shipment if needed. In some claim forms, you might input the recipient’s name and address as part of the shipment details.

  
  

• Service Type Used: Be aware of what FedEx service you used for the shipment – e.g., was it Priority Overnight, 2Day, International Priority, etc. This is important because it determines the guaranteed delivery commitment. You’ll usually need to indicate the service on the claim form.

  
  

• Guaranteed Delivery Date/Time: Know when the package was supposed to arrive. For example, “Guaranteed delivery by 10:30 AM on June 1, 2025.” This is often determined by the service type and destination, and FedEx’s system usually knows it. But it’s good for you to know as well in case you need to explain or verify the promised time.

  
  

• Actual Delivery Date/Time: Note the actual date and time the package was delivered (from the tracking information). This is the crux of your claim – showing that it was delivered late. For instance, “Actual delivery at 2:45 PM on June 1, 2025, which is past the 10:30 AM guarantee.” You may input this on the form, or the FedEx system might automatically register it when you enter the tracking number.

  
  

• Reason for Claim: You’ll need to specify that the reason for the claim is a late delivery / service failure (Money-Back Guarantee). If the form has a dropdown or field for “claim type” or “dispute reason,” select the option that corresponds to a late delivery refund. For example, FedEx might label it “Delivery not on time” or “Service failure – did not meet commitment.” Provide a brief description if required, like “Package delivered 4 hours late – requesting refund per Money-Back Guarantee.”

  
  

• Invoice Number (if applicable): If you have a FedEx invoice on which this shipment appears (for account shippers), note the invoice number. FedEx often likes to tie the refund request to the invoice it was billed on. On FedEx’s online portal, you might actually select the invoice first, then the shipment. The FAQ in FedEx’s service guide says to include the invoice number with your refund request if possible.

  
  

• Contact Information: Have your contact details (name, phone, email) ready to provide if needed, so FedEx can reach you about the claim. If you’re filling out the public form as a one-time claim, you’ll definitely need to enter your contact info. If you’re logged in to your account, they might already have it, but ensure it’s up to date.

  
  

• Original Shipping Charge (Refund Amount): In many cases, you won’t need to explicitly state the dollar amount of the refund – FedEx will calculate the transportation charges that should be credited. However, it’s good to know how much you paid for shipping on that package (check your receipt or invoice) so you have an expectation of what refund you’re owed. The refund will typically cover the transportation (shipping) cost for that package; it does not cover things like insurance fees or special handling fees, and it won’t cover any duties/taxes for international shipments.

  
  

Having all this information readily available will increase your chances of a smooth and successful claim. It means you can fill out the claim form quickly and accurately without having to stop and look things up, which in turn reduces the likelihood of mistakes or the need for additional follow-up. Now that you’ve submitted your claim, you’re probably wondering: how long will it take to get my refund, and what happens next? Let’s go over the timeline and what to expect.

Refund Processing Timeframe: What to Expect After Filing

After you’ve filed a refund claim for a late delivery, a bit of patience is required. FedEx won’t necessarily credit you instantly (unless the automated system instantly approved it, in which case the refund will be processed soon). Generally, you can expect the following timeline and process:

• Initial Response (within ~7 Business Days): In many cases, FedEx will review your claim and respond within about a week. If you submitted via the online form or via the automated phone system, you might have already received an immediate confirmation or denial. If it’s not instantaneous, FedEx typically aims to respond to refund requests in roughly 7 business days with an update or decision. This response could be an email or an update in the FedEx billing system indicating whether the claim was approved or not.

  
  

• Refund Approval and Credit Issuance (7–21 Business Days): If your claim is approved (and it should be, provided the delivery was indeed late and all conditions met), FedEx will issue a refund of the shipping charges. In most cases, FedEx processes these refunds within about 1 to 3 weeks (7 to 21 business days) from the time you submitted the claim. The actual timeline can vary; simple cases might be resolved faster, while occasionally it could take the full three weeks or so.

  
  

• How You Receive the Refund: FedEx typically credits the refund back to the original payer. If you have a FedEx account, the refund will usually appear as a credit on your next invoice or account statement (essentially reducing what you owe FedEx by that amount). For example, if you’re invoiced monthly, you might see a line item credit for the late shipment on the next bill. If you paid with a credit card (like at a FedEx Ship Center or through FedEx Ship Manager as a guest), FedEx may issue a credit back to that card or send a check – this can depend, but often the refund goes back via the payment method used. Keep an eye out for the credit; if you don’t see it within a couple of billing cycles or within a month, you should follow up with FedEx referencing your claim number.

  
  

• Possible Delays or Issues: While most refunds process within a couple of weeks, several factors can influence the exact timeframe. If FedEx is experiencing a high volume of claims (for instance, after a major storm or during the busy holiday season when many packages might have been delayed), it could take a bit longer for them to get to yours. Claim complexity can be a factor too: a straightforward late delivery claim is usually simple, but if there’s any ambiguity or if multiple packages were involved, it might undergo extra review. The accuracy and completeness of the information you provided matters as well – if something was missing and FedEx has to reach out for more info, that will obviously extend the timeline. Lastly, during peak shipping seasons (like December) or unusual events, processing times might slow down a little as FedEx’s systems and staff are dealing with a lot.

  
  

In summary, be prepared to wait around 1–3 weeks for your refund to be finalized and issued. If you’re anxious to know the status, you can use FedEx’s online tools to check the status of your claim (FedEx’s claims filing system often allows you to view updates). You can also call customer service and provide your claim reference to ask for a status update if it’s been more than a couple of weeks with no news.

The good news is that once approved, you will get your money back for the late delivery – which can feel pretty satisfying, like you’re not paying for a service you didn’t fully get. Next, let’s look at some practical tips to help ensure your refund claims are successful and pain-free.

Tips for Increasing Your Chances of a Successful Refund Claim

Filing a claim is one thing; making sure it gets approved and you actually get the refund is another. Fortunately, if the situation truly qualifies, FedEx’s process is usually straightforward. Here are some pro tips and best practices to improve your odds of success (and to generally make your life easier when managing refunds):

• Act Within the 15-Day Deadline: We can’t stress this enough – don’t miss the claim window. FedEx gives you 15 calendar days to submit a refund request for a late delivery. Set a reminder if you must, and try to file the claim as soon as you confirm the package was late. If you wait too long, you lose your chance at the refund, period. Many shippers create a routine (e.g., checking for late deliveries once a week) so that no claim slips through the cracks.

  
  

• Double-Check Details for Accuracy: When filling out the claim, be meticulous. A typo in the tracking number, an incorrect ship date, or selecting the wrong service type could lead to delays or even a denial. Make sure all information – tracking number, dates, addresses, etc. – is correct and matches the shipment in question. Being detail-oriented up front saves you from headaches later.

  
  

• Keep Good Records: Maintain an organized record of your shipments, invoices, and delivery statuses. If you ship a lot, it helps to have a system (even a simple spreadsheet or using FedEx’s reporting tools) to track which packages arrived late. Then you can easily reference the tracking numbers that need claims. Also keep copies of any claim confirmations, and note the dates you filed them. Having these records means if you need to follow up with FedEx, you have all the facts at your fingertips.

  
  

• Understand FedEx’s Policy (Know the Exceptions): A little homework goes a long way. By understanding which services are eligible and what exceptions might apply, you can avoid filing claims that are doomed from the start. For example, know that Weather delays, customs delays, or issues caused by incorrect addresses will not get refunds – so if you see a weather exception in the tracking, you can save yourself the effort of a claim that will be denied. Similarly, if you used a service like FedEx Ground Economy (SmartPost) which has no guarantee, don’t waste time trying to claim that. Focus on the valid cases to maximize your refund recoveries.

  
  

• Be Polite and Clear if Contacting FedEx: Should you need to talk to a FedEx rep (either to submit the claim or to follow up), approach the conversation calmly and with the facts in hand. Explain clearly that you’re requesting a Money-Back Guarantee refund for a late delivery, and provide the tracking number. There’s usually no need to get aggressive – if the package truly was late under the policy, the agents will see that. In the rare case you encounter resistance, politely reference the FedEx Money-Back Guarantee and the shipment details. Keeping things professional will get you further.

  
  

• Monitor and Follow Up: After filing, keep an eye on your FedEx account or email for the refund. If the credit doesn’t show up when expected, don’t hesitate to follow up with FedEx. Provide your claim reference and ask for an update. Sometimes a gentle nudge can help move things along if a claim got stuck in the system.

  
  

• Avoid Future Late Deliveries (When Possible): This is more of a preventive tip – while you can’t control FedEx’s network, you can pad your promised delivery commitments to customers by a day or so to account for unforeseen delays, especially during peak seasons or to remote areas. That way if FedEx is a day late, your customer might still be within the expectation. This doesn’t directly impact the refund claim process, but it can save you from having an upset customer. And if a package is late, proactively communicate with your customer about the delay; often customers are more forgiving when kept in the loop, especially if you let them know you’re working on getting a refund or credit for the delay.

  
  

• Consider Automating the Process: If you find the whole process of checking deliveries and filing claims to be tedious or if you ship a high volume of packages, you might want to use technology to help. There are services (like ReClaim Ship) that automatically monitor your FedEx shipments and file refund claims on your behalf if a package is late. This ensures you never miss out on a refund simply because you forgot or didn’t notice a delay. Automation can be a lifesaver for businesses shipping dozens or hundreds of packages a week – it’s essentially like having an assistant that constantly audits your FedEx bills for late deliveries. (We’ll talk more about ReClaim Ship in the next section, but it’s something to keep in mind as a strategy to save time and money.)

  
  

By following these tips, you’ll maximize your refunds and minimize any hassle in dealing with FedEx. Many businesses routinely claim their late delivery refunds as part of their shipping workflow – it’s essentially free money that you’re entitled to, so you don’t want to leave it on the table. Next up, let’s briefly look at how ReClaim Ship can make this entire refund process effortless, especially for those of you shipping in volume.

Automating Refund Claims with ReClaim Ship (Save Time & Never Miss a Refund)

Manually tracking down late deliveries and filing claims, while doable, can become time-consuming – particularly if you ship a lot. This is where ReClaim Ship comes in as a handy alternative. ReClaim Ship is a service that automates the FedEx (and UPS) refund claim process, so you never have to worry about missing a refund opportunity. It’s like having a dedicated virtual auditor for your shipments. Here’s a quick overview of how it can help:

• Automatic Late Delivery Detection: ReClaim Ship connects with your shipping accounts to monitor every shipment in real time. The moment a package is delivered late (misses the FedEx guaranteed time), ReClaim Ship detects it without you lifting a finger.

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• Automated Claim Filing: Instead of you logging in and filing the claim, ReClaim Ship files the refund claim for you, automatically. ReClaim Ship automatically submits refund claims for late FedEx and UPS deliveries – saving your business time and money. You don’t have to call FedEx or fill out forms; the system handles it, following all of FedEx’s guidelines and within the required 15-day window.

  
  

• No Missed Refunds: Because it’s automated and constantly tracking, ReClaim Ship ensures that no eligible late shipment goes unclaimed. Busy week? Lots of shipments? You’ll still get every refund you’re entitled to, because the software doesn’t forget or overlook anything. This can amount to significant savings – some businesses save 5% or more of their shipping costs by reclaiming refunds that otherwise would be lost.

  
  

• Save Time & Resources: For a small business owner or e-commerce operation, the time spent manually auditing invoices and filing claims could be spent on more important tasks (like growing your business or serving customers). ReClaim Ship was “built by small business owners, for small business owners” to streamline this refund process. It takes the manual work off your plate, so you can focus on your core operations while still recouping money from late shipments.

  
  

• Easy Setup: Using ReClaim Ship is simple – you sign up, connect your FedEx account securely, and then let it run. There’s typically no upfront cost; these services often charge a small commission only on refunds they successfully recover, meaning it’s a win-win. If no packages are late, you pay nothing; when there are late deliveries, you get money back (and a portion might go as a fee, depending on the plan). In any case, you’re gaining money you’d otherwise lose.

  
  

In short, ReClaim Ship acts as your personal refund assistant, auditing shipments and filing claims automatically so you never leave any refund money on the table. For businesses shipping in volume or anyone who finds the manual process cumbersome, it’s definitely worth considering. (Why do the work manually if it can be done for you automatically, right?)

Now, let’s wrap up with a few final thoughts on why claiming these refunds matters and how it fits into the bigger picture of your post-purchase customer experience.

Conclusion: Claim Your Refunds and Elevate the Post-Purchase Experience

Late deliveries are an unfortunate reality in shipping, but they don’t have to hurt your business’s bottom line. By taking advantage of FedEx’s Money-Back Guarantee, you can reclaim shipping costs for late deliveries and turn a potential negative into at least a neutral outcome for your finances. Every refund you claim is money back in your pocket – which can add up over time, effectively saving you a percentage of your shipping spend that would otherwise be lost. Whether you choose to file these claims manually or use an automated solution like ReClaimShip, the key is to not let those refund opportunities slip away.

Beyond the dollars and cents, remember that getting a refund doesn’t automatically fix a customer’s experience. If a customer’s package was late, they might have been inconvenienced or disappointed. It’s important to also focus on the post-purchase experience: communicate proactively with customers about any delays, offer apologies or small gestures if appropriate (for example, a coupon for their next order as thanks for their patience), and ensure your customer support is responsive to delivery issues. While FedEx refunds you for the service failure, the onus is on you as the business to make sure your customer is taken care of and remains happy. This might mean using the refunded shipping cost to issue a shipping fee refund or credit to your customer, or simply reaching out to reassure them that you’re aware of the delay and working to prevent it in the future. These efforts go a long way in turning a potentially negative situation into a positive customer impression.

In summary, don’t leave money on the table – always claim your eligible refunds for late deliveries, and use that process as one of the ways you continually improve your operations and customer service. FedEx is a reliable carrier, but when things go awry, it’s great to know you have recourse through the Money-Back Guarantee. By staying on top of refunds (or letting ReClaim Ship handle them for you!), and by refining the post-purchase experience for your buyers, you’ll save money and keep your customers satisfied.

Friendly Tip: If you ship a large volume of packages or simply want to simplify your life, give ReClaim Ship a try. It’s an easy way to ensure you never miss a FedEx refund and to save yourself the time and hassle of manual claims. Let ReClaim Ship automate the boring stuff so you can focus on growing your business and delighting your customers.

Here’s to more on-time deliveries – and getting compensated when deliveries are late!

🎉 Don’t hesitate to claim those refunds, and feel free to check out ReClaim Ship to streamline the process. Happy shipping!