Price adjustment + Overbilling
Summary: vintageemotoparts shares their experience of unjustified overcharging by Packlink/Chronopost when they send parcels via eBay, receiving retroactive price adjustments without details or justification. They are looking for advice on how to contest these charges and ask whether other sellers have encountered similar problems. *miss-tigri* confirms that this is a recurring issue and provides links to similar discussions on eBay forums.
Hello,
I would like to share with the community a recurring problem I’ve encountered with the Packlink / Chronopost shipping service via eBay, and ask for your advice on how to handle it effectively.
Context
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I have shipped several parcels via Packlink for eBay sales.
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For some shipments, I have received retroactive price adjustments:
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€65 for an excess of 3 cm
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€83 for a shipment classified as “out of spec”, without any justification or technical details
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These adjustments are notified several weeks after shipping. (a 3kg parcel and 30 cm long)
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Packlink does not provide actual measurements, photos, or a handling report to justify these charges.
Impact
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These fees are clearly disproportionate to the actual excess or the declared weight/volume.
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This makes it harder to manage the financial side of my sales and creates significant stress for professional shippers.
Request
I’m trying to find out:
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Whether other eBay sellers have encountered this problem with Packlink / Chronopost.
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What strategies have been effective in contesting these retroactive adjustments.
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Whether eBay plans to provide official guidance or support to prevent this kind of abusive billing.
Thanks in advance for your feedback and advice.
*miss-tigri*
Mentor8 months agoHello
A recurring topic, alas..
https://communaute.ebay.fr/t5/Les-forums-eBay/difference-de-poids-Mondial-Relay/m-p/2962557?search-action-id=75179400492&search-result-uid=2962557
https://communaute.ebay.fr/t5/Livraison/Erreurs-manifestes-et-r%C3%A9currentes-de-sur-facturation-Packlink/td-p/2970184/jump-to/first-unread-message