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Paid $23.60 on shipping of an item

that was a few weeks ago. Ebay charged me another $2.51 on shipping from this item. I cannot find any info why. I don’t know if they took the whole $23.60 at that time because I cannot find the info for that either. Any ideas why they may have done that? I got no notification from them about this. 

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Paid $23.60 on shipping of an item

It was a cost adjustment for the shipping lable via the shipper, not eBay. When you bought the label the package either weighed more or was a little bigger in measurement.  Do you re-weigh after you've added packing materials, taped it shut and applied the label?  That can up it to the next level.  This does work both ways, sometimes you get a refund.

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Paid $23.60 on shipping of an item

It was a cost adjustment for the shipping lable via the shipper, not eBay. When you bought the label the package either weighed more or was a little bigger in measurement.  Do you re-weigh after you've added packing materials, taped it shut and applied the label?  That can up it to the next level.  This does work both ways, sometimes you get a refund.

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