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Shipping label underpaid charges
I do my best to enter the most accurate information to avoid this, but occasionally I will get an underpaid charge of 50 cents to a dollar. I have never seen an overpayment credit. I assume if I occasionally miss the mark on the size/weight being too low, the same goes for the opposite.
To me this only seems fair and right that if we are charged with an underpayment, we should be credited for an overpayment. Am I wrong on this?
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Mentor4 months ago@theperformanceedge Avoid Fed Ex if at all possible. While the price looks less they often add surcharges, sometimes very large surcharges, and bill you later.
If you do have an item that is too large or heavy to ship with USPS then I recommend using UPS and buy the shipping label on Pirateship.com. They do charge the same prices as eBay but they help with surcharge disputes and insurance claims if needed.
USPS will send credits on occasion. I have not heard of Fed Ex or UPS sending credits.
Are you rounding up to the next full inch and full ounce? Make sure that you measure the boxes carefully, the measurements printed on a box are the inside dimensions.