Returns | What to do in the event of a return
Returns Helpdesk Article
At TUNL, we understand that returns can be a complex part of international shipping. Below is a guide to help you navigate the process smoothly.
Who Covers Return Costs?
Merchants are responsible for all return fees, including:
Return transportation fees
Any applicable DDP charges
Additional fees incurred during the return process such as handling surcharges.
Exceptions:
If the carrier returns a package without informing TUNL, the merchant will not be responsible for the return costs. This only happens when:
The package was shipped to a country that only allows returns and does not offer the option to abandon or destroy the package.
This policy varies by country, so it’s essential to check destination-specific regulations before shipping.
Minimising Return Costs
To reduce potential return fees and delays:
Ensure that your client's details (address, phone number, and email) are accurate and up to date.
Monitor tracking updates and take proactive action if there are delivery issues.
If you anticipate a return, contact TUNL support as soon as possible to explore options.
Need Help?
For any questions about returns, contact us at support@tunl.to—we’re happy to assist!
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Updated on: 13/03/2025
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