Has Anyone Used eBay FedEx or UPS Labels to the USA After August 29th?

[pseudonymity]

I am curious if anyone has used eBay FedEx or UPS labels since August 29th.  I have used my Canada Post account and Zonos with success, but I have not tried FedEx/UPS labels since before the August 29th. I know eBay still offers these labels as an option for sellers, but I'm wondering if the buyer will get a bill after the fact, even though my items are "Made In USA" or "Made in Canada" and ship without any additional charges/tariffs using the Zonos app.

As an aside, does anyone if eBay is planning on offering Zonos integration with Canada Post labels?

[jm_animation]

I made one sale after Aug.29 and the buyer got a UPS invoice. My item was priced competitively so the buyer payed the charges without incident.

Note though, that UPS charges approx $40 brokerage fee whether there's duty or not, so if shipping cross border with UPS, there will always be a fee (assuming you don't provide your own brokerage services).

[john_koenig99]

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@pseudonymity wrote:

As an aside, does anyone if eBay is planning on offering Zonos integration with Canada Post labels?

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This is highly unlikely. eBay is planning to roll out its very own Canadian eIS service next month:

https://community.ebay.ca/t5/Announcements/eBay-International-Shipping-is-coming-to-Canada-this-fall...

[brettjet38]

NO and I never will...

eIS for the US until the postal systems and eBay put into place up front Buyer collection/payments of duties which is on the way from the Universal Postal Union.

[recped]

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@brettjet38 wrote:

NO and I never will...

eIS for the US until the postal systems and eBay put into place up front Buyer collection/payments of duties which is on the way from the Universal Postal Union.

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Just an FYI, the UPU has been working on the DDP service to be used by their members (Government operated/sanctioned postal services) for MANY years (this project began about 20 years ago). Nothing the UPU does happens quickly so I do not expect this to be implemented any time soon.

Obviously the pressure has increased the urgency dramatically given the actions of the US so it could happen sooner as a result. Keep in mind that this issue is only important to UPU members that that do a substancial amount of business with the US, other member countries may not be that interested in spending the money to establish these systems.

[vintage_america]

I’ve used UPS twice for made in USA origin items this month. I did not see any tariffs or brokerage fees applied on those.

I’m currently taking the risk on two more items (one made in Ireland and one in Italy). I expect to see both a tariff and brokerage fee applied. I’ll update with how much it is and whether or not buyer refuses package like they did once before on a China origin item with an insane brokerage fee of 45usd.

I’m hoping UPS has relaxed their brokerage fees but I’m not counting on it. I guess I’ll find out shortly.