Less than an ounce is typically safe, speaking from personal experience.

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Yeah they would definitely seize it and return it back to you or add a surcharge to whoever receiving the item for the weight difference.

I’ve shipped items that have been up to 3oz over with USPS before and they haven’t said anything about it. The only time they wouldn’t take the package was when it was 8oz over lol but that was my fault for not checking.

Not likely. When I sold my first book I underestimated the book + safety packaging (so it wouldn’t bend or fold) by a POUND, and the post office still shipped it with no issues. That being said, I’m sure it depends on the post office itself and the workers. I probably just got lucky.

That’s quite a lot, if you ship with pirateship they will charge additionally later I think?

Would USPS or UPS care if I underestimated package weight by 0.6 ounces?