SFC/SNES Dragonball Z Chobutoden 2 ('93) cartridge only

"International Flat Rate" is uniform (same) rate/cost, wherever you live in the world, and inclusive of special shipping methods that may become necessary (such as sending in separate packages to ensure safety of the items). And please note that the shipping costs specified in the description are the maximum costs that I will be charging you. In some cases, I reduce shipping. Examples: you bought only 2 light-weight Super Famicom cartridges, and you live in Asia, North America or Europe. In this case, I usually reduce the shipping cost to 10 US dollars instead of 12. You bought one Famicom cartridge. In this case, I usually charge 5 US dollars instead of 7. And, I don't think this needs to be written, but if you live in Japan, I can ship in any method that you want. In this case, the shipping will be domestic, so I can ship up to 4 Super Famicom cartridges for as low as 180 yen. So, if you live in Japan, or plan to receive the item in Japan, or want me to ship it to an address in Japan, make sure to tell me before you pay.

　

Shipping and packing method: Basically, all items are shipped by "regular airmail" (see Note below). Items to small countries can be shipped by SAL (Surface Air Lifted). This method takes 3 or 4 days more than "regular airmail", but is somewhat cheaper. It however treats the package as SURFACE MAIL in the country of origin (which is Japan) and that of destination (your country). If you live in a country where surface mail is problematic for whatever reason, do not choose this method. Also, some countries cannot handle SAL. So, if in doubt, do not choose SAL.

　

Notes:

1) "Regular airmail": the method actually used is called "small packet". This is for sending goods only, and may not contain letters. By the number of days that it takes, and the actual shipping cost, this probably corresponds to USPS (United States Postal Service)'s "First Class International". In comparison, again, by the number of days it takes, SAL probably corresponds to USPS's "letter post". The actual shipping cost in the case of "small packet" is 330 Japanese yen for up to 150 grams, and 420 yen for up to 200 grams, when packed. A Super Famicom cartridge can usually be shipped for 330 yen. A boxed set can be shipped for 420 yen. I cannot write these amounts in US dollars for instance, because the yen / dollar exchange rate is changing all the time.

　

2) Items are packed to make them water- and shock-proof. This is because from my experience, airmails are sometimes very roughly treated. Examples: left in the airport without anything to cover the packages, even under rain. Pressed under other heavy cargo. Thrown into cargo boxes and bags.

　

3) After I ship, I will send you a notice from eBay's My Messages system, telling you the exact time of shipment in your local time. So, please expect arrival by counting from that date and time.

　

4) Items are shipped within 36 hours even in the worst case, after receipt of payment. On holidays, if I have many packages to ship, I can ship from a large post office that is open 24/365 (this means "no holidays"). In this case, the items will arrive a day or two earlier. Items shipped by "small packet" can get to North America in 4 days at the fastest, and 3 days to Europe (these are the records so far).

Payments: I usually send the first Invoice right after the auction ends. If you do not pay on this Invoice, I will send you a reminder Invoice three days after the auction ends. If you still do not pay or respond to this Invoice, I will file an Unpaid Item Dispute. In this case, eBay will send you a payment reminder. So, if you have any kind of reason that you cannot pay or respond, make sure to contact me.

Returns: I cannot take responsibility for items that were damaged or lost in the process of shipment and delivery ("in the mail"). All items are checked before listing, and detail-checked before shipping. The Item Description describes the state of the items as faithfully as possible. But, I do accept returns, for whatever reason, if you pay the return shipping cost. In this case, make sure to contact me before you ship the item.

Refunds: I refund the price and shipping costs in the following cases.

a) The item was found to be damaged or lost in the final inspection process before shipment. This includes dead batteries in the case of Super Famicom and other games or items that have batteries.

b) I sent the wrong item. In this case, I refund the full amount, and you can keep the item. But, in this case, please send me a proof that I sent a wrong item. A cell phone photo of the item and Payment Details* is enough. Payment Details is what PayPal sends me when you pay. I enclose this sheet in the package. It will say "Payment Details / RECEIPT".

Combined shipments: an S&H (P&P) discount of 2.00 USD for each additional item will be deducted, but not exceeding four items. If you win one item and are bidding for another item, make sure to mail me so I can keep the first item until you win other items.

Example (the case of Super Famicoms):

1st item: 7.00 USD

2nd item: 5.00 USD

3rd item: 3.00 USD

4th item: 1.00 USD

5th item: back to 7.00 USD, and so on.

　

Addition (Customs):

When you buy an item from me, you will be importing that item from Japan to your country. This means that as an importer, you must declare what you are importing, to your country's customs authorities. Among other things, this declaration must state the "value" of the item. You must tell me what to write for this "value". The seller, who is the exporter, is not in the position to decide what to write for this "value". Most of my items are priced below the dutiable amounts, so you don't need to tell me this. But in some cases, like when the price went up, you will be responsible for the payment of the customs duties and other taxes. These will be collected by the delivering agent or company. In relation to this issue, eBay has instructed international sellers to include the following statements. Please read them as a reference. This is quoted in compliance with eBay's policy announcement email, dated January 9, 2009, Japan time.

　

International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.

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