Shipping to apartments??

I used to be a courier for Fedex and it's impossible to say for sure. If this is an apartment complex with a leasing agent on duty there's a good chance the courier will get the full address from there. If there's no leasing agent on duty (or if the driver doesn't have time to go snooping for an address) the courier will probably take the package back to the plant where a customer service agent will try to complete the address by looking in the phonebook. Worst case they can't figure where to make the delivery they'd return the package to you.
You can try calling 1-800-go-fedex and explain the problem to a csa. It just might be possible for them to leave a note with the unit number on it for the driver.

 

I would definitely call Fed Ex and let them know.

See if they'll hold it at the local facility so you can go pick it up. They may require a first delivery attempt but I'm not sure (it might be UPS that requires this). After that though, picking it up is usually no problem.

In any case, you want to let them know what happened so you can make arrangements for pickup, otherwise they could just return to sender if they can't figure it out.

 

You're welcome. You want to talk to customer service so just follow the voice prompts to do so. Usually if you just stay on the line you'll eventually talk to someone. I know it's confusing but I'd just follow any route you can to talk to an actual person.

 

You should try to talk with both FedEx and your local appartment office about having the office hold your packages. When I lived in an appartment, I had many packages stolen from infront of my door. Fortunately the shipper replaced the items (Props to DVD Empire), and then I started getting stuff shipped to the office, and just picked it up later.