For Ebay sellers using Zonos/CP how exactly are we supposed to notify the buyer Tariffs are PAID?

[eriekexouwyrn0]

For Ebay sellers using Zonos/CP how exactly are we supposed to notify the buyer Tariffs are PAID?

Are we to add this to the description field? to the title? Will ebay remove the banner, is there a setting to make the sale a Duties Paid?

It seems pointless if the Tariffs are Paid but ebay is still telling the buyer he will have to pay.

[dinomitesales]

All you can do is add a disclaimer to your description and hope the buyer sees it (and believes it).

The blue disclaimer is still at the top of all our listings as viewed on the American site. Who knows if it will ever be removed - I suspect it's going to stay there at least until the Canadian eIS is up and running.

[raanana]

Buyer in USA

must pay tariff,but as for now Canadian sellers do it (((

[ricarmic]

My personal belief is that after time, the buyers will know what stuff is/n't affected.

I've had folks not even reading the title, I generally have little in the description for this reason and for me personally I don't see the value in doing any work to adjust my descriptions as a result.

I'm currently of this opinion because I finally reopened my store yesterday and I've sold 3 items to folks in the US already, with no questions from any of them so far. Stamp folks tend to be a bit ahead of the game as a result of more "mail order" experience and they'll swiftly figure out that stamps are (so far) tariff free. 

For me however, my maiden run of Zonos will be on Monday. My PO folks already have some experience with the Zonos process via other sellers so that should help as well.