If the seller doesn't specify the carrier on the Shipping, returns & payments tab of the listing, then you can use the contact link to ask the seller.
Note that sellers are not allowed to dropship from Amazon - that's a policy violation. However, some sellers sell on multiple platforms including eBay and Amazon, and pay Amazon to house their products and handle the shipping. This is OK to do.
If the seller is offering a flat rate s/h fee (instead of calculated) s/he can specify a generic class of service (e.g. standard, expedited, one-day) instead of a particular carrier and class. You would see one of those generic descriptions for the shipping instead of a specific carrier.
inceptions
Mentor2 years agoHi @251-4867
If the seller doesn't specify the carrier on the Shipping, returns & payments tab of the listing, then you can use the contact link to ask the seller.
Note that sellers are not allowed to dropship from Amazon - that's a policy violation. However, some sellers sell on multiple platforms including eBay and Amazon, and pay Amazon to house their products and handle the shipping. This is OK to do.
woodland_gnome
·2 years agoIf the seller is offering a flat rate s/h fee (instead of calculated) s/he can specify a generic class of service (e.g. standard, expedited, one-day) instead of a particular carrier and class. You would see one of those generic descriptions for the shipping instead of a specific carrier.
rock.star
·2 years agoIt doesn't say that anywhere.