Shipping Over Charged

A seller from the UK put two items in one box and did not tell eBay that is was combined shipping, I was charged extra shipping of £21.00 (around 40 bucks Canadian).

 She said it would be OK, just choose to ignore the shipping charges on the item that wasn't actually shipped.

 

I should have known better, there are never any options to do this.

She claims that she never sees any of the money I pay her for the shipping, it all goes into eBay's pocket, I don't know about that ?

 

 I have spoken to eBay and they said wait until you get the parcel (there's only one with a tracking number)

 

I have the parcel; so now what happens ?

 She called eBay on her end and I was told by her/eBay to wait 30 to 40 days and it should sort itself out, but if I wait that long, I'm pretty sure the window will close for me to do anything about it.

 

I called eBay on my end, and customer service said to ask for a refund based upon the over-charge where it will eventually get escalated to receive the entire amout back of the items, including the shipping charges.

Basically forcing a very negative outcome _ this is not the way to do things as I have the items.

 

I can't really trust dysfunctional eBay to fix this other then to keep calling until I can find someone in customer service to fix this mess.

It's almost not worth the hassle over 40 bucks, but still.

Not sure what to do here ???

 

Jeff

 

 

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marnotom!
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What is the shipping method being used as stated on the listing page? Is it “International Priority Shipping,” better known as The Global Shipping Program?