About a month ago an USA customer who bought a drum for its printer (for
90$ CAD + shipping) contacted me saying UPS tried to charge them $146.25
USD in duties/taxes when they attempted delivery. Customer had refused
the delivery and the package was ...
Its been the 3rd time I get to notice that and it raises serious
concerns because it may give a very negative image of any seller. First
time a buyer oversea bought an item and did chose a shipping service
without tracking. After like a month, I got ...
@nhl_automotive wrote:I use UPS all the time and have never had an
issue. There shouldn't be any tariff or duty as long as it's under $800
USD and as long at the country is not China.Well in my field, most parts
are made in China, so relying on UPS f...
@cottagewoman wrote:Here's the problem (stated elsewhere) - if the item
was tariffed as CN goods by CBP, these tariffs fall under the
emergencies act declared by Trump. These tariffs CANNOT be refunded. UPS
automatically pays the tariff to have the i...
@randomchans wrote:How was UPS able to email your second customer?? As
far as I know sellers don't have access to buyer emails (just an
encrypted ebay email) so just curious how UPS managed to email himI may
be wrong, but when filing a claim to UPS f...
@fh991586 wrote:That is the buyer's problem, and your responsibility is
limited to fill the custom form accordingly.Good point, but acting like
that will just get shipment refused and return at my own expense, plus
having to refund the original purch...
@ilikehockeyjerseys wrote:Second one was because of the China country of
origin. For the first one, do you put the full HTS number on your
shipments and also include an invoice on the outside of the package?
(Some people suggest including 3 invoices....
