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Why aren't they asking the recipients pay for the loss ?Obviously people are so gung-ho for buying cheap chinese crap from ali-express or wish, they can pay the
by SecurityMinded 6y ago
Why aren't they asking the recipients pay for the loss ?Obviously people are so gung-ho for buying cheap chinese crap from ali-express or wish, they can pay the additional couple of bucks to hav etheir packages delivered to them or send them back to china.
- arcticbull 6y agoTariffs are determined by international treaty.
- pkaye 6y agoThe seller can charge the extra amount for shipping if they choose to.
- Johnny555 6y agoThat sounds like a bigger loss of money - having the postman collect a couple dollars for every package would be labor intensive and result in multiple delivery attempts, and if the recipient didn't pay, then they'd have to return the package to the shipper, so the package would have 2 trips through the system. Collecting more money from the sender sounds like the better solution.