That is good. It's good they are getting the message the US buyers are paying the tariffs. It's best to prepare them for the truth than continue the fairy tail that Trump wants them to believe.
That red flag you mention perhaps explains why, for the 1st time in the history of the internet I have far more orders this week on Etsy than on Ebay. I haven't see ratio like this. Etsy doens't explain things and 50% of buyers on Etsy are okay for me to send them additional invoice. I just create digital item and have them pay for it, half of them comply without issues, whether they are aware about tariffs or not, almost all feel apologetic and quite humuliated they need to pay the tariffs but nobody has any complains or any expectations that seller should be paying them.
So I think the tariffs are working their way through the US voters minds, slowly but for sure. The public opinion may have an impact on how to ruling on tariffs in the supreme court ends.
Most US buyers agree with charging tariffs on products from China or cheap markets in general but anybody I spoke with feel scharging tarifs on European or Canadian products is total nuts.
I had a buyer asking me to put the item on hold to wait for the Supreme court to cancel tariffs, he said it's for sure going to be canceled. So I think people really have enough of the tarifs dance the way Trump plays it now.
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