09-26-2013 10:37 AM
Do you have questions about the Global Shipping Program? Please post here & I'll do my best to track those answers down for you!
If you have any comments about the program, use this forum instead.
Thanks,
10-31-2014 09:46 AM
10-31-2014 10:11 AM
11-03-2014 03:23 PM
I have had a question about posting to Canada is this possible madsblue x
11-04-2014 10:56 AM
As far as I know the global shipping program in the UK does not extend to North America so you can send something to Canada yourself directly through the UK postal service but not with gsp.
11-05-2014 12:45 PM
For the last month or so, I no longer see that blurb "Customs services and international tracking provided"
It's obvious that Ebay did away with it because it would forewarn people about sellers using the GSP. But then again, 99% of the time I browse listings at Ebay.com and not Ebay.ca. Don't know if the Canadian site got rid of it yet, but the U.S. site sure did.
A number of sellers are agreeable to switch to a less expensive shipping rate, but there are some that are just unwavering. I usually avoid sellers who use GSP like the plague.
11-05-2014 01:46 PM
@coffeegulper905 wrote:For the last month or so, I no longer see that blurb "Customs services and international tracking provided"
It's obvious that Ebay did away with it because it would forewarn people about sellers using the GSP. But then again, 99% of the time I browse listings at Ebay.com and not Ebay.ca. Don't know if the Canadian site got rid of it yet, but the U.S. site sure did.
A number of sellers are agreeable to switch to a less expensive shipping rate, but there are some that are just unwavering. I usually avoid sellers who use GSP like the plague.
The message is only seen when using List View in search. If you use Gallery View, the message is not seen.
11-05-2014 02:38 PM
@coffeegulper905 wrote:For the last month or so, I no longer see that blurb "Customs services and international tracking provided"
It's obvious that Ebay did away with it because it would forewarn people about sellers using the GSP. But then again, 99% of the time I browse listings at Ebay.com and not Ebay.ca. Don't know if the Canadian site got rid of it yet, but the U.S. site sure did.
A number of sellers are agreeable to switch to a less expensive shipping rate, but there are some that are just unwavering. I usually avoid sellers who use GSP like the plague.
This screen shot was taken a couple of minutes ago on the .com site:
As mentioned in the post above mine, you have to use "List View" to conduct your searches. The blurb is not seen when using "Gallery View". It never was.
Of course, this applies if you're using a computer to search for items. When using a mobile device, there is nothing telling you that an item will be shipping through the GSP.
11-08-2014 05:01 PM
Of course, this applies if you're using a computer to search for items. When using a mobile device, there is nothing telling you that an item will be shipping through the GSP.
That info should be easily visible to buyers regardless of which view they use or whether they use a mobile. They really don't seem to think these things through.
11-09-2014
06:44 PM
- last edited on
11-09-2014
07:28 PM
by
kh-leslie
i was awarded a bid re item number 361101520031 sessions mantel clock parts and is being shipped usps (tracking # 9405509699937033164518) to kentucky and global onward (global tracking number UPAAB000000083927837) my question is once it arrives in canada what shipping co. will take the shipment over and deliver to my city and addrss
plse adv shipping co in canada to deliver my item
i would like globals email address and toll free number in regards to this shipment so i can track it from here
thank you
ken zubec
.
.
11-10-2014 12:49 AM
You can't.
Calm down.
Tracking will not be useful to you.
If the item doesn't arrive within 20 days go to the Resolution Centre in the dropdown menu under Help and Contact up in the right hand corner of this page.
Here's what's going on.
The seller sent the item to Pitney Bowes' plant in Kentucy with Confirmation of Delivery.
PB then put the item into a container and ships it 'in bond' to Canada.
It is then passed to other contracted shippers, usually Canada Post*, for delivery to your home.
All the import charges (duty, tax and service fees) are already paid.
If you are not home when the postie tries to deliver it, he will leave a Delivery Notice in your mailbox.
You take that and government issued photo ID to the postal outlet it tells you to, and pick up your parcel.
Don't overthink this. Thousands of parcels are moving quite successfully through this system, which is badly designed and overpriced but works.
*If you live in a large city it might be CanPar. Or not. Don't worry.
https://www.pitneybowes.com/ca/en/our-business/what-we-do/canada-contact-us.html
11-11-2014 10:40 AM
I am expecting a package and the eBay tracking # says it has been delivered, but it has not. How do I contact the Global Shipping programme to find out where the package is?
11-11-2014 07:58 PM
You don't.
First ask your household members and then check weird hidden spots. The barbeque is often mentioned. Rarely used doors is another.
Then go to the local Postal Outlet and ask if it is there. Usually it is.
If it isn't, then the parcel was stolen. Go to the Post Office and tell them. Then file a police report, you will need the number in any case.
Then go to the Resolution Centre and file an Item Not Received claim including the police report number.
11-12-2014 09:57 AM
If it's a GSP item the tracking might mean delivered to Erlanger,KY. Best to establish or eliminate this before sending the poster off in a tizzy.
11-12-2014 10:43 AM
11-13-2014 06:05 PM
regarding pitney bowes..
i purchased an item and coudnt process due to paypal error.
the amount towards the seller reversed but amount against pitneybowes didnt.why?please anwer
11-14-2014 04:10 AM
It may take a week for that part of the payment to be refunded. It will arrive. It is a bad system but that seems to be what happens.
11-14-2014 11:56 PM
I believe we are entitled to $60 duty free, so why are we paying duty on the first $60 ??
11-15-2014 05:41 AM
I believe we are entitled to $60 duty free
Taxes kick in at Can$20, not $60. It's usually not duty but import sales tax.
11-15-2014 08:23 AM
"I believe we are entitled to $60 duty free"
The link to the government of Canada information has been posted nineteen times already on this thread. Here goes for the 20th time:
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/import/postal-postale/duty-droits-eng.html
Under the provisions of the Postal Imports Remission Order, if someone mails you an item worth CAN$20 or less, you don’t have to pay duty or taxes on the item. If the item is worth more than CAN$20, you must pay the applicable duty, the GST or HST, and any PST on the item’s full value.
11-16-2014 08:02 AM