I got zero sales for over a month but printed labels for the heck of it... Worth $70 lol! Used an US address from someone who USED to be a frequent buyer lol, maybe they will buy from me again? 😂 Canadian address is for one of the shelters listed above.
I made a typo with the declaration though... meant to put $100 total, 10 items, but when the label printed it was interpreted as $100 x 10... if I do ever get to use this label, I wonder if I could cross the $1000 off and change it to $100? Just don't want the customer to get dinged by accident lol... or perhaps better to not use this label at all?
@zee-chan-jpn-books wrote:I got zero sales for over a month but printed labels for the heck of it... Worth $70 lol! Used an US address from someone who USED to be a frequent buyer lol, maybe they will buy from me again? 😂 Canadian address is for one of the shelters listed above.
I made a typo with the declaration though... meant to put $100 total, 10 items, but when the label printed it was interpreted as $100 x 10... if I do ever get to use this label, I wonder if I could cross the $1000 off and change it to $100? Just don't want the customer to get dinged by accident lol... or perhaps better to not use this label at all?
If customs were to audit that parcel (US Label) there would be issues if the description does not match contents and weight/size were not accurate. You may want to follow up directly with CP on how to proceed (what would be required to correct) with that shipment and the fact that was a promo. As far as I know there is no way to correct the customs documents inside of CP. Because the customs is electronic manual changes would not be seen unless an audit were done. From personal experience with courier shipments if an error was discovered (totals, classification etc) customs required a new invoice sent with the corrections signed by the shipper.
-Lotz
