A reply in another thread I made mentioned an eBay tracking requirement.
Since when does eBay require tracking? Or is this only if you want to be
covered in case of a claim?
If I ship from Canada to the US will the 25% tariff apply to eBay sales
going from Canada to the US? If so, who pays the 25%, the sender or the
receiver? Thank you
I had a very large commercial order that took a few days to prepare and
I have my handling time set to 5 days for such situations and it shipped
the day before it was due but the only scan before my handling time is
"Arrived Shipping Partner Facility...
This is by far the worst and most unreasonable buyer I've had in 25
years on eBay and I suspect it's a competitor just trying to give me
fake negative feedbacks. He started by placing 2 identical orders, I
confirmed with him this wasn't a mistake and...
I just saw a "new" order that I'm quite sure never appeared in my orders
list until today but it appears as having been placed on June 8th, I've
never seen this happen before. Why would an order appear on June 12th
with a date of June 8th? Thank you
@mr_lincoln wrote:@sin-n-dex wrote:@mr_lincoln wrote:@ccrrefills I would
wait until an official position is taken by the US Government as well as
the Canadian Government. It is just a point of negotiation between the
two countries on specific issues ...
But I'm asking about eBay sales so the buyer isn't normally a reseller.
If someone (an individual, not a company) in the Unites States buys a
$20 item from me on eBay and I'm shipping from Canada, will tariffs
apply in these situations or is it only ...
I hadn't even considered the strike as I use a company that takes my
packages across the border and "re-ships" them with USPS. That's why the
first scan is normally 1-2 days after the day I actually shipped.
I just figured out what had happened as it happened again. The buyer had
requested to cancel the order and eBay makes it really hard to notice
because not only isn't there a bell notification at the top for order
cancellation requests like for every ...
