Re: Question from fairly new eBayer
- From: "David B." <NoMail@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 17 Dec 2005 14:20:01 -0500
Thanks for everyone's comments, the guy used buy it now so there are no other bidders, is it easy enough to get my listing fee back?
"SteveB" <brucek3951@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:MkXof.66$_L5.51@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> "David B." <NoMail@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:7aGdnTKM6-CStTneRVn-jA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>I put up an item which specifically stated will ship to US only via UPS with a flat rate shipping charge, it ended with a BIN, the
>>buyer is from Canada and had the nerve to send me instructions to calculate shipping via a different shipper.
>> Is it any harder/ more expensive to ship to Canada? Should I tell the guy to pound sand for not following my auction guidelines?
>> If so how do I go about getting my listing fee back from eBay?
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> I had the following experience when shipping to Canada via UPS:
>
> UPS made me put up a credit card, and have it open ended. That meant if Canada decided that there was more duty due to Canada
> that they would backcharge my credit card. They would not accept the shipment any other way. Even prepaid. I guess UPS has had
> as many disputes and unpleasant experiences with Canadian customs as the rest of us and wanted to cover their ass.
>
> I would disallow the winner's bid and offer it as a Second Chance to the next lowest US bidder.
>
> I sold two kayaks with SPECIFIC instructions that they had to be picked up in Las Vegas. NO SHIPPING. I had bids from people in
> New Jersey and a dozen other places. I had people begging for me to ship them UPS, although they exceeded the 108" limit, and
> said so in the description. I had people who wanted me to palletize them and ship them.
>
> I invoiced the buyer, in LA, and e mailed him that these were for pickup in LV. He acted like, "well, duh, that's what it said in
> the auction." The buyer drove up from LA, and put them BOTH on top of a Cadillac Escalade and drove off. He was an Asian, but at
> least he read and comprehended English better than a lot of US citizens.
>
> And Canadians.
>
> Steve
>
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