From time to time, you may need to request an eBay shipping label refund. This could be from a variety of reasons from printer problems to an eBay buyer moved and forgot to update their address. Here’s a tutorial on how to request an eBay shipping label refund.
If you’re pretty savvy on eBay, just go to My eBay > Orders > Shipping Labels, then click on Void. Otherwise, read on for a step by step tutorial with screenshots and a more detailed walkthrough.
How To Refund eBay Shipping Label
Can you get a refund on an eBay shipping label? Yes. Requesting an eBay shipping label refund is actually very easy. However, finding where on eBay’s website to void a shipping label and request a refund is the hard part.
Click On “My Bay”
Sign in to eBay and click on the My eBay link in the header navigation.
Click on “Orders”
Next, click on the Orders submenu in the Seller Hub. This will take you to a screen with all of your recent eBay orders.
Click On “Shipping Labels”
Along the left side of your screen, you should see a link that said Shipping Labels. Click on that to see all of your recently created shipping labels.
Void Your eBay Shipping Label
Along the right side of the screen, you should see an “Actions” column. Find the label that you want to cancel and click on the More Actions link, then select Void. You’ll then need to select the appropriate reason for voiding your eBay shipping label.
Next, you should see a message that says, “We sent the shipping carrier your request. If the shipping carrier hasn’t scanned your label, you’ll receive a refund in a few days.”
The refunds usually take several days to weeks to appear in your PayPal account.
Things To Consider Before You Process An eBay Cancel Shipping Label Refund
It’s against eBay policy for eBay users to send address and contact info to each other. This is to prevent you from posting items on eBay and then selling them directly without paying eBay their listing fees. So if the reason that you’re canceling an eBay shipping label is that the buyer has a different address, then be careful. Having them send you their new info via the eBay message center is against the eBay terms of service. And you probably don’t want your eBay account to get canceled, right?
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