Has anyone successfully used EIS shipping from BC to the USA?

[jerrie67]

Would like to ship to the US but have some reservations and was told before Christmas when it was first allowed, none of my listings was eligible for the EIS. Has anyone dones so?

[mrdutch1001]

As per eBay's eISW policies:

"Due to export limitations and restrictions, items listed in the following categories also can't be shipped with eBay International Shipping. This is not an exhaustive list and it may be updated based on transportation regulations and export laws.

• Any category or items containing Radium or other radioactive materials
• Dangerous goods requiring hazardous handling labels & documentation
• Export-controlled items requiring license > Ex. Military vehicle parts
• Business & Industrial > Heavy equipment & attachments
• Collectibles > Knives, swords & blades
• eBay Motors > Airbags, used parts (containing hazardous residue), AC refrigerant, vehicle paint (flammable)
• Electronics > Standalone lithium batteries (not inside or with a device)
• Electronics > High-power lithium battery devices (over 100 watt-hour)
• Electronics > Drones
• Health & Beauty > Fragrances (flammable perfumes & cologne)
• Flammable or otherwise hazardous aerosols
• Jewelry > High value
• Personal security > Pepper spray, stun guns, handcuffs
• Sporting goods > Other (CO2 cartridges, firearms, firearm parts, laser scopes)
• Replica firearms > Prop guns
• Stamps, coins & paper money"

Also note that ANY item containing varying degrees of metals is and/or can be subject to Tariffs.

[reallynicestamps]

I've used it a few times, since and have had no complaints from customers about delivery or about tariffs.

The tariffs are paid BY THE AMERICAN CUSTOMER before we even see their name and address. 

The shipping fee may appear high, because it includes those import fees, but that has not been a problem. 

Either the buyer can afford it or they can't. Their choice not mine.