Can’t dispute USPS shipping label adjustment — eBay purchased label
I received a notification about a USPS shipping label adjustment after purchasing a label through eBay. It was an overpayment correction (USPS claims the actual package weight was lower than declared, and they issued a credit).
I wanted to double-check this adjustment and possibly dispute it, so I followed the USPS link provided (apvdisputes.usps.com) and tried to submit a dispute.
However, when I entered the required information, I received the error:
"Dispute is not valid. Please contact your postage provider to confirm your information."
I contacted USPS, and they told me that since the label was purchased through a third party (eBay), only the postage provider can submit the dispute on my behalf.
What should I do now? How can I have this adjustment reviewed or disputed if necessary? Is there a way to reach someone at eBay who handles USPS postage issues?
Thank you.
comics-scifi-collectibles
Mentor1 year ago@anna-kapustina I am confused. If they issued a credit then why are you trying to dispute? I can understand disputing if they wanted to charge you more.
This is the information that fellow sellers have used to dispute USPS shipping cost adjustments when they are charged more for shipping.
To check on shipping labels, go here: https://www.ebay.com/ship/lmng
Some of your shipping labels have cost adjustments.
If you think these adjustments are incorrect, you can contact USPS Customer Care at 1-844-819-5187 or verifypostagehelp@usps.gov to open a dispute. Make sure you have the IMPB and Revenue Assurance ID below to identify the adjustment. USPS will respond within 5-15 business days.