This is a guide for shipping fee adjustments when using the WooCommerce Shipping & Tax extension.
Why was I charged/refunded an adjustment amount for a label I previously bought?
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- Measure and weigh your packages carefully. Use a postage scale and round up fractional ounces to the next ounce.
- Accurately weigh your products and enter them in the product data meta box. WooCommerce Shipping uses this product weight to help you efficiently determine the overall weight of your package.
- Carrier uses dimensional rates which may impact the cost of your shipment. Generally, this means that for packages with larger boxes that weigh very little, the carrier will charge based on the size of the box versus the weight.
- Review your mail classes to make sure your shipment is classified properly. For example, if you’re using one of the flat rate Priority Mail boxes, make sure you select the appropriate flat rate service when purchasing postage for it.
- Make sure you have the correct shipping origin and destination address.
- Avoid unacceptable or undelivered scenarios as they could occur additional fees.
Disputing an adjustment?
↑ Back to top- USPS – You need to contact USPS directly to file a claim. But first, you will need to contact us to get the adjustment ID. If USPS decides in your favour, you’ll need to forward that email to us including the reference number so we can process your refund.
- DHL – Contact us and we’ll process your claim with DHL on your behalf. Please include all relevant details such as the tracking number, proof of dimensions, proof of weight, delivery information, and proof of which label was used. It can take some time for DHL to process disputes and refunds.