Shipping order defaults to Free Ship

[Kevin205]

A product with a cost of $200.00, with “Always Free Shipping: No, Normal Shipping Rules”, Goes to the cart as FREE SHIP.

The setting are as follow:
Under Admin>Module>Order Total, shipping is installed.
This module is installed: true
Sort Order: 200
Allow Free Shipping: false
Free Shipping For Orders Over: $50.00
Provide Free Shipping For Orders Made: national

Under Admin>Modules>Shipping, only active modules are FREE SHIPPING! and Table Rate Modules.
FREE SHIPPING module settings are:
Do you want to offer Free shipping? True
Free Shipping Cost 0.00
Handling Fee: 0
Tax Class: Taxable Goods
Shipping Zone: United States
Sort Order: 0

Table Rate Module settings are:
Enable Table Method: True
Shipping Table: 95:9.50,10000:10%
Table Method: price
Handling Fee: 0
Handling Per Order or Per Box: Order
Tax Class: Taxable Goods
Tax Basis: Shipping
Shipping Zone: United States
Sort Order: 0

Any ideas on what could be wrong?

[Ajeh]

You appear to be charging shipping based on Product Price ...

If you peek in the Configuration ... Shipping/Packaging ... what is the setting for:

Order Free Shipping 0 Weight Status If there is no weight to the order, does the order have Free Shipping? 0= no 1= yes Note: When using Free Shipping, Enable the Free Shipping Module this will only show when shipping is free. 0 1

Most likely, you need to set that to NO so that you do not give Free Shipping on 0 weight Products ...

[Kevin205]

That did it. Thank you very much Linda.

[Kevin205]

That brings me to another question. I don't know whether it should be addressed here?

For example, if the customer’s primary address is in California, and the customer has two other addresses in their address book, one in California and another in Florida. If the customer changes the address from California to Florida at step 2 of 3 of checkout process, shouldn’t the California tax be eliminated?

In my case, when the address is changed to Florida, it is still charging the California tax.

[Kevin205]

That brings me to another question. I don't know whether it should be addressed here?

For example, if the customer’s primary address is in California, and the customer has two other addresses in their address book, one in California and another in Florida. If the customer changes the address from California to Florida at step 2 of 3 of checkout process, shouldn’t the California tax be eliminated?

In my case, when the address is changed to Florida, it is still charging the California tax.

I just realized that tax calculation is determined at step 1 of 3 of checkout process and NOT at step 2 of 3.

It works perfectly.

Sorry for that. Thank you.