Starting today, the system is prompting me to agree to enable and agree to DDP. I do not want DDP. I do not want to ever agree to pay the customer's duties and taxes, and never will.
Support told me an update had checked this option to enable this in settings, and to turn it off. It was turned off, but when I refreshed the page, it was toggled on. So I turned it off, saved, and am still getting prompted when I try to print the label. The order is set to "Recipient pays Taxes" in the drop down, and DDP is NOT enabled in my settings; it is unchecked. Yet it isn't letting me print a label without agreeing to pay the taxes on behalf of the customer.
They tell me to go ahead and check it, and just see if it applies the taxes to my cost. Really? I don't agree to pay taxes or use DDP, DDP is toggled off, so why am I being made to agree to the terms for something I don't use?
The AI email I got asking about this said" By accepting the terms and selecting the DDP option, you agree to pay these duties and taxes on behalf of your customer. This can be beneficial if you want to ensure that your customers do not face additional charges upon delivery, providing a smoother experience for them."
Is this happening to anyone else?
And just to say to Shipstation: an update should NEVER change a setting like that without informing the users, especially in a case like this.

