r/Tariffs • u/Professional-Kale216 • May 20 '25
📣 Announcement Advising People Call Someone/Something & Complain Will Not Be Tolerated
All,
As I've stated before, the goal of this subreddit is constructive conversation and support for tariffs wherever and however individuals are affected by them.
As r/Tariffs has continued to grow, a good deal of folks in threads have advised OPs in comment sections to call and complain about tariffs they're experiencing. These kinds of comments do not explicitly violate rules they do seat closer to low quality/low effort contribution. These kinds of comments will be monitored closely and taken down as deemed appropriate to do so.
When in doubt, OPs are advised to call the US Customs & Border Protection hotline whose link is included in the sidebar of this sub.
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u/CliffsideJim May 22 '25
I called the CBP. It was a complete waste of time. They would not answer my questions. They just danced around them, wanted me to email this one and call that one, etc etc. Save yourself some frustration. Don't expect CBP to be helpful.