First Eis US prod to US address - label?
Summary: The discussion centered around shipping a product from the US to a US address, specifically with regards to labeling requirements. Participants allmost-round-the-bend, fallsavenue, and sapphyres-designer-jewellery exchanged details, but the specific content of their comments was not provided.
I'm going to watching this one closely, and took extra pics to reference.
Sold a US made item, to a US based customer. (end address is a US resident...so no tariffs (I hope!)),
boxed up and printed the label this morning, and it was for Expedited Lite (at a discounted price).
As the end customer is in the US....how is this going to work....am I going to get further charges later?
Expedited Lite has never been for US addresses that I can recall.
One of those smaller $ sales where the calculated postage would 'normally' be more than the item cost....but the BUYER chose Exp lite. !!
I will keep you posted on this.
ilikehockeyjerseys
·11 months agoThe way that eIS works from a seller protection standpoint is that you send to eBay in Canada. Once it is delivered, you're out of the transaction. Anything to do with sending it to the USA, or import fees, is between eBay and the buyer.
ebay never legally takes ownership over the item (as listed in their TOS), but just strictly from a seller protection standpoint, once it is delivered to eBay they take responsibility in the event of a return, dispute, etc.
sapphyres-designer-jewellery
·11 months agoDeleted post.
fallsavenue
·11 months agoYou're shipping to the eBay hub in Mississauga (not to the USA) so your domestic rate applies (Exp Lite). The invoice tells you what the buyer paid for eIS - you won't owe anything extra.
allmost-round-the-bend
OP11 months agoThanks fallsavenue, I certainly hope so! gonna watch things closely to see where this lands. 🤔