Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we do!

Please be aware that we are not responsible for any additional tariffs, taxes, postal fees, international duties or customs clearance fees that may be imposed by your country once the item reaches your location. The postage fees that are generated by UPS are to cover the shipping costs from the U.S. to your country - they do not cover any other international import/export fees that may be incurred by the postal authorities in your country. We have no idea what these fees might be and ask that you contact your local postmaster for a quote before purchasing from us. International shipments also include any items sent to Canada or Mexico. If your address is not located within the 50 States, then it is an International shipment.

Items sent internationally will NOT be marked as gifts of lesser value. It is illegal for us to do so and we will not be held accountable for assisting you in trying to defraud customs.

Please note that we will not offer any sort of reimbursement for any incurred fees, as it is the buyer's responsibility to be aware of the possibility of having to pay for your country's imposed postal taxes.

In addition, if your package arrives and you refuse to pay your appropriate fees and/or other duties imposed by your country's postal system/customs brokerage house, and your item ends up being returned to us; you are not entitled to any sort of a refund for any funds paid to us. We are charged for every refused package sent through international mail therefore your refusal to accept your rightful import/customs fees due upon your package's arrival in your country negates your right to any sort of a refund.

If any refunds are granted, it will be at our sole discretion and only upon A) safe receipt of the item to our offices, and B) after we have paid the return shipping and international refusal fees. On these rare occasions when a refund may be granted, it will only be for a small portion of the item's purchase price [before any initial shipping fees].

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