Shipping label

[jorpange_0]

If im the one selling an item am i the one responsible to purchase the shipping label?

[thusenevi94]

Lebal should be write in your hand writing.if not label will remove while shipping.othe option is you can print shipping details on your envelope.

Thank you.

[pburn]

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@thusenevi94 wrote:

Lebal should be write in your hand writing.if not label will remove while shipping.othe option is you can print shipping details on your envelope.

Thank you.

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@thusenevi94 

No offense intended, but your answer is completely incorrect. Please make sure you are 100% positive you are giving the correct information before you post any advice. We can all make a mistake or overlook something, but please don't respond to another member unless you are sure you know the correct answer.

@jorpange_0 

Please, with all due respect,  ignore the previous poster's advice.

[pburn]

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@jorpange_0 wrote:

If im the one selling an item am i the one responsible to purchase the shipping label?

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Yes. You are responsible for purchasing and providing the shipping label to your buyer, unless, of course, the item is for local pickup or involves arranging for a freight company on an unusually large item (something like factory equipment).

You can offer free shipping, in which case you pay for the label, or you can charge shipping to your buyer. In that case, you still pay for the label directly, but the cost will be included in the buyer's payment.

I see you made a sale that included $11.75 shipping (to my ZIP Code). Your buyer's payment will include the $11.75 (or whatever dollar amount), but you will have to buy the label in the meantime.

I'm not sure I've been clear--please post again if you have further questions.

[coastaltechsolution]

Depends how set your sale

Did you include shipping in the price? did you have buyer pays shipping? 

End result is that yes you will have to purchase the shipping label but you did not give much information for us to go on 

[no_zero369]

@jorpange_0 

Let me answer your post a different way - As a seller you are responsible to see to it that the item you sold is delivered to the buyer in the condition listed in the posting.  There are any number of ways to do that, but key points are:

• use tracking so you have proof of deliver
• package well such that the box can sustain a fall equal to falling down a flight of stairs.
• get an acceptance scan from the shipper within the handling time you stated when you created the listing

Finally, if you run into any issues, come back here and ask questions!  Many sellers do not do that and do something they 'think' is right only to shoot them self in the foot.  It is easier for the Community to help before a problem that after a mistake.  So congrats on your sale 👍 and good luck going forward!

[johnrj1226]

Yes unless it is for Local Pick-UP only