BUYER REFUSED eBAY ITEM BECAUSE OF OCCURRED UNDER WEIGHT SURCHARGE … WHAT HAPPEN TO SAID ITEM

[crn303]

Question …. Post Office outlet accepts package with undervalued label and forwards to buyer with a surcharge it has occurred.

Buyer refuses item.

Where does that package go and what happens to it ?

[**peaseblossom**]

It should be returned to you as long as it had your return details on it.

[m25jet]

If the package incurred a surcharge for being underweight and the buyer refused to pay it, then although you ought to get the item back again if you included a return address on the package, you may well end up having to pay the surcharge yourself in order for the item to be delivered back to you.

[guymafo]

@crn303 are you asking hypothetically with regards to SD, or is it an actual situation?

GM

[papso22]

if it's SD there should be no buyer surcharge, it should just be delivered.

[guymafo]

Seems it’s happened on this thread.

GM

[mr.mxyzptlk99]

It disappears into the ether, never to be seen again. Or it may end up floating around in circles on a trash island, somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. Even with a return address it's probably best to try to forget it and move on. Well that's been my experience, anyway...