The storm clouds were visible months ago, but now that tariffs have hit,
the scale has tipped. Selling on eBay as a Canadian just isn’t worth it
anymore. It’s not only tariffs. It’s the 2–3% of headache customers,
chargebacks, returns and poor phone ...
Dealing with a fun one here. Had a US buyer exceed the $800 deminius on
a $1200 order. Customs picked it up now UPS wants to charge him an
additional $800 for tariffs and brokerage fees. Naturally he's not too
happy and refused delivery. He also open...
Have an item not moving due to the Canada Post strike and the buyer
opened a INR item not received claim after the scheduled delivery date
passed. I called ebay and they essentially told me to refund him. Is
ebay not helping Canadian sellers in any w...
Bit of a rant but I've just had enough this wildwest freeforall
marketplace unscrupulous buyers use to their advantage. I've lost track
of the times ebay has sided with shady zero feedback buyers forcing a
return, making me cover the return shipping ...
Shippo is down again seems to coinside with ebay rolling out canada post
discounted rates hmmmm. Anyways I'll glady drop shippo, only thing I
dislike about shipping with ebay is I have not figured out how to or if
its possible to print thermal printe...
I always found real-world examples to be the most helpful, so here’s one
I can share (with identity protected, of course).A customer bought an
item after Aug 29. It arrived within the shipping estimates, and then I
received this message:“Hello, I jus...
Yes, it applies to the broader Canadian ecommerce economy —but this is
an eBay-specific forum. Funny thing is, there are other paths one can
take aside from selling.If someone chooses to stay on this hamster
wheel, by all means… go ahead.
Yes 100%. I've had a few this past month but moot point if they go
nuclear and go straight to a chargeback, dealing with a couple right
now. Long term this is not good .US customers wont want to deal with the
extra hassle from Canadian sellers.
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