Payment
The statement ,Payment must be made within 3 days of purchase.
Failure to confirm payment will be considered automatic approval for cancellation, and your purchase may be cancelled. Please be careful that you have completed payment.
This policy means that the buyer is expected to make payment within 3 days of placing the order. If the buyer fails to confirm payment within this timeframe, the seller may consider it as an automatic approval for cancellation of the order, and they may cancel the purchase.
It is important to note that completing payment means that the buyer has submitted payment and the payment has been accepted and processed by the seller or payment processor.
Therefore, it is essential for the buyer to double-check that they have completed the payment process to avoid any confusion or potential cancellation of the purchase.
This policy is in place to ensure a smooth and efficient transaction for both the buyer and the seller, as it helps to prevent unnecessary delays and complications that may arise from uncompleted payments or delayed responses.
Shipping
We ship using FedEx, DHL and Japan Post.
Handling time refers to the duration between when the buyer places the order and when the seller ships the item.
In this case, it takes up to 5 days for the seller to handle the order, which includes packaging, labeling, and arranging for shipping.
It is important to note that the handling time does not include the shipping time, which is the duration between when the seller ships the item and when it arrives at the buyer's location.
The shipping time will depend on the destination, the shipping method, and any customs or import procedures that may be required.
International Buyers - Please Note:
This statement is often seen in online shopping websites and it means that when you purchase an item from another country, you may be required to pay additional fees and taxes to your country's customs office.
Import duties are taxes imposed by a country on goods that are imported from another country. These duties are usually based on the value of the goods and are meant to protect domestic industries by making imported goods more expensive.
In addition to import duties, there may also be taxes and charges such as value-added tax (VAT) or goods and services tax (GST), which are levied on the value of the imported goods.
The seller is not responsible for these additional costs, and it is the buyer's responsibility to check with their country's customs office to determine what fees and taxes they may be required to pay before making a purchase.
It is important to keep in mind that failing to pay these fees could result in the item being held by customs or even confiscated, so it is essential to be aware of the additional costs involved in purchasing items from other countries.