<prompt> Human: Hi, sorry if this does not belong here but worth a shot1.5 years ago I bought a computer part online over from a redditor at rhardwareswap where he asked for a price and stated that the price includes shipping. I pmed him about me living in Canada and he said that he is okay with shipping it to me if I added 5 to the asking price. Fine by me, I agreed and the order was shipped to me and I received it the following week. 2 weeks later I receive an invoice for 51 from FedEx for the package I picked up. I thought this has to be a mistake so I messaged the redditor back and he said to ignore it and it was fine. I believed him because I would think it would be absurd to just ask someone to pay 51 after just dumping a package at their house and leaving. Fast forward 1.5 years and I receive another email from a debt collecting company regarding the invoice FedEx has sent me back then. They demand I pay the 51 immediately within 10 days or they will take further action. First of all, the contents of the package isnt even worth more then 51 and second of all, why is that allowed? If a random person were to send me a rock in a package and fedex threw it at my doorstep would I be forced to pay a 51 fee? Im still a young adult so I dont really know much about this stuff but I find this totally bullshit that they can put a 51 charge on me with no consent from me whatsoever. I have bought 5-6 other parts off other people on the same sub and they also shipped from US to Canada with no issues at all. Is there anything I can do to get out of paying this charge? Any feedback or help is greatly appreciated,.TL:dr Ordered item that included shipping online. Received package and received a 51 invoice from fedex.  <response>: You have to pay. Included shipping apparently didnt include duties and taxes which are applied at customs. I ship a lot and rarely do I bill the customs duties or taxes to us, always the customer. You could ignore it but if its in collections that may have some repercussions. Edit to add - theres a chance this person misclassified the item and thats why the duties were so high 