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This auction is for a USED 5 PIECE SET FOR A CHILD - FEATURING MIAMI DOLPHINS #13 - INCLUDES PANTS, JERSEY, CHIN GUARD, HELMET, AND SHOULDER PADS.  INSIDE OF HELMET NEEDS FOAM STUCK BACK IN (IT DRYROTTED OUT) BUT OTHERWISE A CUTE FUN SET FOR HALLOWEEN OR A FOOTBALL PARTY.  MADE BY HUTCH. PANTS SIZE YOUTH.  SHIRT SIZE MEDIUM.  9 YEAR OLD BOY WORE IT FOR HALLOWEEN. 

Shipping and Payment

Item will normally ship PARCEL POST MAIL within three business days of receiving cleared payment unless alternate arrangements are made prior to shipping it out.  International shipping is quoted ONLY through individual bidders communication based on your location - no exceptions!!  I charge shipping to ALL based on the US Post Office Shipping Calculator to your zip code so you always know what the shipping is to you up front with no hidden charges!

Discounted Shipping

I offer a discounted shipping rate if more than one auction item is purchased.  You must notify me if you are bidding on more than one item so I don't package and ship them out seperately.

Return and Refund

I offer a return policy if you are in any way dissatisfied with your purchase.  The best policy with all e-Bayers' is to always ask questions before bidding.  Please contact me immediately with any concerns upon receipt of your item.  Item must be returned to me at your expense within seven days.  Money to be refunded will be through Paypal.

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I am very easy to work with and appreciate good communication.  I have a great feedback rating and plan to continue this practice.  I am trying to build an e-Bay business and count on customer satisfaction to do this. 

Appreciation

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