Safest bet is still to purchase through a reputable retailer as they have the proper systems and knowledgable staff shipping cross-border with no cause for concern.
It means do not buy from eBay sellers that ship to the international hub because they got all sorts of issues going on over there. I would buy from Newegg or Amazon for items of that nature.
Bear in mind, that if the seller does not supply the proper documentation, customs info, etc when shipping item to the International Hub, that can be cause/reason for rejection of items to be forwarded beyond the International hub.
Bear in mind, that if the seller does not supply the proper documentation, customs info, etc when shipping item to the International Hub, that can be cause/reason for rejection of items to be forwarded beyond the International hub.
The seller doesn't need to supply customs documentation for an item that's going to be forwarded by eIS. That's the job of eIS. However, eIS does need relevant information to create that documentation, and looking at the listing page for the motherboard, the "Item Specifics" section really doesn't contain any information that eIS would require for creating a customs document of any kind.
This lack of information on the motherboard from the seller may be the reason why it dead-ended at the eIS hub, @devicemodder16.
There is another option. I have a forwarder in Florida called Myus.com and I typically send my packages there for sellers that do not ship out of country either on eBay or other e-commerce sites.
I do have a forward2me address that I use when shopping in .eu sites, and they do have a US forwarding address... looks like I'll have to update my ebay addresses.
There is another option. I have a forwarder in Florida called Myus.com and I typically send my packages there for sellers that do not ship out of country either on eBay or other e-commerce sites.
On several occasions I’ve suggested on this discussion forum that buyers use their own forwarding service if they don’t wish to use eBay’s and the seller is unwilling or unable to ship directly to Canada. However, this comes with the caveat that buyers forego most of their eBay purchase protections by going this route and they’re at the mercy of the forwarding agent in the event the item is lost or damaged in transit.
True but I’ve been using Myus for 3 years now with 100’s of packages going through their warehouse and no issue so far. They take photos of every item that arrives and if there is a issue they would be accountable.
Risk involved with everything my friend. Just higher risk when shipping to eBay international forwarding hub as they have a terrible system and don’t look into missing items.
As there are two messages on that screenshot that state that eBay International Shipping is unable to deliver your item, I’d say that the odds of your receiving it are none.
If you don’t automatically receive a refund by the last estimated delivery date, file a claim through the Money Back Guarantee process. You’ll get your funds back from eBay, rather than the seller.
Wonder why it wouldn't be able to be shipped? Ordered the same board from a different seller a few months ago, and it came without issue. Need another, and ordered this one. Didn't think there'd be issues. First time I've had this happen, so unsure what to do.
Also, I don't take can't or no, or anything short of getting my item as a valid answer.
Is there any way I can call the ebay shipping center and try to get them to send it anyways?
jomaacoo10
·2 years agojomaacoo10
·2 years agomrdutch1001
·2 years agoBear in mind, that if the seller does not supply the proper documentation, customs info, etc when shipping item to the International Hub, that can be cause/reason for rejection of items to be forwarded beyond the International hub.
marnotom!
·2 years agoThe seller doesn't need to supply customs documentation for an item that's going to be forwarded by eIS. That's the job of eIS. However, eIS does need relevant information to create that documentation, and looking at the listing page for the motherboard, the "Item Specifics" section really doesn't contain any information that eIS would require for creating a customs document of any kind.
This lack of information on the motherboard from the seller may be the reason why it dead-ended at the eIS hub, @devicemodder16.
jomaacoo10
·2 years agodevicemodder16
OP2 years agomarnotom!
·2 years agoOn several occasions I’ve suggested on this discussion forum that buyers use their own forwarding service if they don’t wish to use eBay’s and the seller is unwilling or unable to ship directly to Canada. However, this comes with the caveat that buyers forego most of their eBay purchase protections by going this route and they’re at the mercy of the forwarding agent in the event the item is lost or damaged in transit.
jomaacoo10
·2 years agoRisk involved with everything my friend. Just higher risk when shipping to eBay international forwarding hub as they have a terrible system and don’t look into missing items.
marnotom!
·2 years agoMyUS is definitely one of the more reputable international forwarding agents out there, but there are ones that aren’t as ethical.
https://oregonbusiness.com/feds-hit-oregon-freight-forwarding-company-with-serious-penalty/
devicemodder16
OP2 years agodevicemodder16
OP1 year agoIt's on the move to me again. Looks like the inspection info got found.
marnotom!
·1 year agodevicemodder16
OP1 year agoVery possible.
devicemodder16
OP2 years agoBut I am specifically looking for older hardware in odd form factors that newegg and Amazon don't carry.
marnotom!
·2 years agoIf you don’t automatically receive a refund by the last estimated delivery date, file a claim through the Money Back Guarantee process. You’ll get your funds back from eBay, rather than the seller.
Sorry this important purchase didn’t work out.
devicemodder16
OP2 years agoAlso, I don't take can't or no, or anything short of getting my item as a valid answer.
Is there any way I can call the ebay shipping center and try to get them to send it anyways?