Do know how to actually view the original shipping label? Thanks for the link.
On eBay, there's no way to see the actual label. I save a pdf for this reason.
But you have all the details - Buyers name and address from the order details, approximate dimensions - if you don't remember but they were in the listing, try a sell similar to see what was in the listing.
You can start a claim now, if they aren't ready for it to be filed, you'll have the option to save as a draft. I am not sure when the change was made, but you can file at 15 days now.
All claims for USPS packages are made on the USPS website. Keep in mind that they do not consider a package lost unless there is no tracking update for 21 days.
eastlaneave
Mentor4 months ago@anurbansquirrel
If you are the seller, you can file the claim right here
https://www.usps.com/help/claims.htm
anurbansquirrel
OP4 months agoDo know how to actually view the original shipping label? Thanks for the link.
eastlaneave
Mentor4 months ago@anurbansquirrel
On eBay, there's no way to see the actual label. I save a pdf for this reason.
But you have all the details - Buyers name and address from the order details, approximate dimensions - if you don't remember but they were in the listing, try a sell similar to see what was in the listing.
You can start a claim now, if they aren't ready for it to be filed, you'll have the option to save as a draft.
I am not sure when the change was made, but you can file at 15 days now.
https://www.usps.com/help/claims.htm#
jacbarcollectibles
Mentor4 months agoAll claims for USPS packages are made on the USPS website. Keep in mind that they do not consider a package lost unless there is no tracking update for 21 days.
anurbansquirrel
OP4 months agoThank you! I did not know about the 21 days rule.