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bogdan.r · ‎09-02-2025

I hope this info saves many canadian sellers like me 🙂

Goods made in USA and shipped out from Canada, would be listed with 0 fee by Zonos. Yay- at least some releive for me as I am selling mostly american made watches

zhivanadesigns · ‎09-03-2025

That's great news! Do you have to pay any brokerage fees?

block36 · ‎09-03-2025

Could you please provide the link to proper Zonos site to get codes? I tried a couple of them and was rejected registration because I am individual (not business). Thank you very much! 🖥

easoss · ‎09-03-2025

Doesn't change anything for me. I refuse to sell to Americans and these ridiculous tariff/duty or whatever it is. This will kill thousands of sellers and I wonder how long until eBay pulls the plug on the Canadian site.

mrdutch1001 · ‎09-03-2025

As far as I know, for any CUSMA compliant listings, one has to have a business reg. number..I am an indivudual, not a registered business, so eff that!

doc_scribe · ‎09-03-2025

I recall a recent notice from Canada Post advising SFSB customers to wait for a direct link to integrate Zonos with their account...at no charge.

Anyone received that email/link yet? If not, any update on ETA?

flipistics · ‎09-03-2025

@easoss wrote:
Doesn't change anything for me. I refuse to sell to Americans and these ridiculous tariff/duty or whatever it is. This will kill thousands of sellers and I wonder how long until eBay pulls the plug on the Canadian site.

My guess is that the Canadian site will be pretty safe. There were A LOT of Canadians who listed only on dot com who will now likely be switching to dot ca. I actually wouldn't be surprised to see a big surge in eBay Canada's overall numbers, maybe up closer to Australia in overall percentage.

canada-vintage · ‎09-24-2025

We are in the same boat. I used to list mainly on .com in USD$ for near 25 years. It took several hours to move all my vintage Swiss made watches listings to .ca (39% tariffs). I won't pay those orange guy's tariffs from my pocket, and I don't want any bad surprises for my regular U.S buyers (and no more shipping option to USA for them). So I kept all the American made pocket watches available, signed up for Zonos, it went well for my first ifficial U.S. sale since Aug. 29th! I just hope Ebay clarifies in their listings that items are shipped DDP. I will only sell "USade, duty free items for USA". Even with the Deminimis gone it will bring a couple sales.

sapphyres-designer-jewellery · ‎09-24-2025

@canada-vintage wrote:
We are in the same boat. I used to list mainly on .com in USD$ for near 25 years. It took several hours to move all my vintage Swiss made watches listings to .ca (39% tariffs). I won't pay those orange guy's tariffs from my pocket, and I don't want any bad surprises for my regular U.S buyers (and no more shipping option to USA for them). So I kept all the American made pocket watches available, signed up for Zonos, it went well for my first ifficial U.S. sale since Aug. 29th! I just hope Ebay clarifies in their listings that items are shipped DDP. I will only sell "USade, duty free items for USA". Even with the Deminimis gone it will bring a couple sales.

I took all my Swiss coins down and have them ready to move to the .ca site (on the store associated with this account). I left the stamps up because I'm exhausted from making all these changes and decided I will live with tariffs on certain things just so they sell... margins are tight on my Swiss coins so I can't pay 39% tariff (and people won't buy if I increase prices, but I did increase shipping for the US on all my coins to help cover tariffs).

I've had a few US sales, but they generally happen after someone contacts me to talk about one of my listings and it gives me the opening to tell them how I ship (so that they won't have to pay them) and that any tariffs due are accounted for in the shipping charges added to the sale.

C.