The term "FOB" alone doesn't tell you much, so if this has already taken
place, you could probably make a case either way.
Usually the term is "FOB Origin" or "FOB Destination," but there are a lot
of other modifiers, as well (see below). Besides indicating who pays the
freight, these terms specify where in the shipping process the ownership is
transferred and who should file a claim for loss.
Hope you can find the one that's correct for your situation:
FOB Origin
Buyer -- Pays freight charges
Buyer -- Bears freight charges
Buyer -- Owns goods in transit
Buyer -- Files claims (if any)
FOB Origin, Freight Collect
Buyer -- Pays freight charges
Buyer -- Bears freight charges
Buyer -- Owns goods in transit
Buyer -- Files claims (if any)
FOB Origin, Freight Prepaid
Seller -- Pays freight charges
Seller -- Bears freight charges
Buyer -- Owns goods in transit
Buyer -- Files claims (if any)
FOB Origin, Freight Prepaid & Add
Seller -- Pays freight charges
Buyer -- Bears freight charges
Buyer -- Owns goods in transit
Buyer -- Files claims (if any)
FOB Destination
Seller -- Pays freight charges
Seller -- Bears freight charges
Seller -- Owns goods in transit
Seller -- Files claims (if any)
FOB Destination, Freight Collect
Buyer -- Pays freight charges
Buyer -- Bears freight charges
Seller -- Owns goods in transit
Seller -- Files claims (if any)
FOB Destination, Freight Collect & Allow
Buyer -- Pays freight charges
Seller -- Bears freight charges
Seller -- Owns goods in transit
Seller -- Files claims (if any)
FOB Destination, Freight Prepaid
Seller -- Pays freight charges
Seller -- Bears freight charges
Seller -- Owns goods in transit
Seller -- Files claims (if any)