eBay Label Printing - Delivery Service Terms & Conditions

1.1 Except where a word or phrase is expressly defined in these terms and conditions, all words and phrases shall have the same meaning, if any, given to them in the Australian Postal Corporation Act 1989 ("the Act") and in the Australia Post Terms and Conditions.

1.2 In these terms and conditions, unless the context dictates otherwise:

"Agreement" means the agreement between Australia Post and a Customer formed when a Customer accesses the eBay Label Printing Service, selects and commences ordering the Delivery Services, and is presented with an electronic request to accept the Terms and Conditions and clicks "Accept";

"Australia Post Terms and Conditions" means the terms and conditions made pursuant to section 32 (1) (b) of the Act, and available for examination at our General Terms and Conditions page.

"Australia Post Website" means the website operated by Australia Post and located at auspost.com.au.

"Charges" means the fees and charges levied by eBay as agent for Australia Post for the Delivery Services ordered through the eBay Label Printing Service.

"Customer", "eBay User" and/or "you" means a user of the eBay Website who accesses the eBay Label Printing Service and enters into an Agreement with Australia Post for the Delivery Services;

"Dangerous or Prohibited Goods" means goods which are either absolutely prohibited from carriage by post, or goods which can only be carried by post subject to certain specific conditions - concerning such matters as licensing, special packaging, and declaration of contents;

"Delivery Services" means the delivery and value added services selected by a Customer that are offered and provided by Australia Post through the eBay Label Printing Service. The Delivery Services can be any of the delivery or value added services outlined in clause 4.

"eBay Label Printing Service" means the functions and features provided by eBay which enables Customers to:
(a) access, select and purchase various services (including the Delivery Services); and
(b) print labels containing a delivery barcode and postage indicia (including the Postage Labels) for the delivery services purchased, on the eBay Website for the delivery of items purchased on the eBay Website

"eBay Label Printing Service Instructions and Procedures" means all information, notifications, user guides, manuals, and other directions and instructions (however displayed or published) to Customers for use of the eBay Label Printing Service;

"eBay” means eBay Marketplaces GmbH and its related bodies corporate which operate the eBay Label Printing Service;

"eBay Website" means the website operated by eBay and located at the eBay website.

"Express Post" means the Australia Post Express Post delivery service as described in the Australia Post Terms and Conditions;

"Extra Cover" and/or "Extra Cover Service" means the Australia Post service described at Schedule 1 of the Australia Post Terms and Conditions under which Australia Post, for a prescribed fee, agrees to compensate a Customer if a Parcel covered by Extra Cover is lost or damaged in transit  (see our General Terms and Conditions website)

"GST" has the same meaning as defined in section 195 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999;

“Manifest” means the manifest generated by the eBay Label Printing Service at the time when Delivery Services are selected and purchased by Customers.

"Parcel" means parcels described in the Australia Post Terms and Conditions which are carried by Australia Post using the Delivery Services;

"Parcel Post" means the Australia Post Parcel Post delivery service as described in the Australia Post Terms and Conditions;

“Parcel Returns Services” means the Australia Post services provided for the return of Parcels under which Parcels can be returned by a Customer to an eBay User;

"Postage Label" means a shipping label indicating the Delivery Service the Customer has selected and purchased, which contains both the sender address and the destination delivery address, and Parcel details such as the Parcel's weight that is printed through the eBay Label Printing Service.

2.1 This Agreement is supplementary to the Australia Post Terms and Conditions. To the extent that any Delivery Service provided through the eBay Label Printing Service, is not expressly referred to or included herein, the Australia Post Terms and Conditions apply. In the event of any inconsistency between the Australia Post Terms and Conditions, and these Terms & Conditions, the Australia Post Terms and Conditions will prevail for the purpose of resolving the inconsistency.

2.2 Except to the extent (if any) expressly provided for in this Agreement, the conditions applying to the Delivery Services ordered by a Customer through the eBay Label Printing Service shall be the relevant service-specific terms and conditions made pursuant to the Act, the regulations to the Act, the Australia Post Terms and Conditions, and other written instructions published by Australia Post from time to time.

The Customer acknowledges that the following conditions apply to the Customer's use of Delivery Services purchased through the eBay Label Printing Service and the Postage Label printed through the eBay Label Printing Service:

(a) The eBay Label Printing Service is provided by eBay. Australia Post does not provide any warranty and does not accept any liability for use of the eBay Label Printing Service or the consequences of the eBay Label Printing Service not being capable of being supplied for any technical reason.

(b) The Customer must comply with all eBay Label Printing Service Instructions and Procedures.

(c) The Customer must supply full and accurate information whenever requested to do so in the course of the Customer applying for, and using, the eBay Label Printing Service to purchase Delivery Services and print Postage Labels. Without limitation, the Customer must supply accurate information concerning such matters as all data and information to enable Manifests to be accurately prepared, the Customer's and receiver's personal information including the address of the Parcel, and Parcel size, weight, contents and value as well as the e-mail address of the receiver to enable the provision of tracking and other notifications.

(d) The Customer must not, at any time, seek to use any Delivery Service, for the consignment of any Dangerous or Prohibited Goods. It is the Customer's sole responsibility to assess whether items for consignment are, or may be, classified as Dangerous or Prohibited Goods, and / or are items which are prohibited or regulated goods for the purposes of the laws of the country of destination. Australia Post provides information concerning Dangerous and Prohibited goods eg. see our dangerous and prohibited items page, but Australia Post does not represent that the information supplied is complete or up to date, and Australia Post has no liability for any consequence of a Customer sending, or attempting to send, any Dangerous or Prohibited goods by mail. The Customer's indemnity in favour of Australia Post (see clause 7.4) applies in the event that any loss, harm or damage arises out of the consignment of Dangerous or Prohibited Goods.

(e) Each Postage Label is for a single use. Any attempt to re-print, copy, duplicate or re-use a Postage Label with the intention of securing the provision of a Delivery Service without due payment constitutes a breach of these terms, and may constitute an offence under the Australian Commonwealth Criminal Code.

(f) The Customer must not deliberately damage, obscure information on, or alter a Postage Label with the intention of securing the provision of a Delivery Service without due payment. This may constitute an offence under the Australian Commonwealth Criminal Code.

(g) The Customer must not seek to cancel and obtain a refund for a Postage Label after the Customer has already lodged the relevant Parcel for delivery, or if the Customer intends to lodge the relevant Parcel for delivery at a later date, with the intention of securing the provision of a Delivery Service without due payment. This may constitute an offence under the Australian Commonwealth Criminal Code. However, if the Customer requires a refund for a Postage Label that was printed in error, the Customer no longer wishes to use the Postage Label, or for technical reasons has been unable to access the Postage Label, the customer should contact eBay at