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Wherever you are*, we can despatch your 4x4 / off-road parts to you. Whichever your preferred method of communication; telephone, fax, or e-mail, we can process your initial enquiry through to the order process on to delivery of your off-road parts. * - excludes USA and Canada (see below)
Overseas customers can be assured that Equicar 4x4 will obtain the most competitive freight quotation for your delivery, anywhere in the world. We can provide details on clearance, method of shipment (i.e. land, sea or air), any required paperwork, Taxes & Duties, packaging requirements (all dependent upon recipient Country). Should you require delivery to a destination outside the UK you will be exempt from the UK VAT charge. If you would prefer to make your own shipping arrangements for parts you have ordered, please be aware of the following Company Policy: We will require proof (i.e. a shipping document) of the parts leaving the UK. If this proof is not available at time of parts leaving our premises, then 20% VAT will be charged up front and refunded following receipt of the necessary documentation. This is for HM Revenue & Customs records and is NON-NEGOTIABLE. Unfortunately, due to increasing Credit Card Fraud, we must ask that our Overseas customers pay by Bank Transfer or PayPal. Cleared payment must be received prior to shipment. It is with some regret that Equicar Ltd. can no longer offer export orders to North American territories. Due to changes beyond our control it is no longer cost-effective to offer sales to the USA or Canada, even if the order is not exported directly from here (for instance, delivered to a UK address for subsequent export). If you are a customer in either the US or Canada, you would still be able to purchase goods through a UK proxy provided they are willing to purchase on your behalf and subsequently handle the export and VAT exemption. In these circumstances we will consider the sale as a domestic sale, with invoices to the UK company and no consideration given to VAT exemption (as we will treat the sale as domestic). June 2013 |
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