You will be responsible for any customs or duties associated with your order. We do not have information about each country's customs and duties fees, so please contact your local customs office or local Postal Service for more information.

Taxes, customs and import fees are typically the responsibility of the seller, but the seller is free to negotiate any additional fees as part of the purchase price.

Answer: International customers are responsible for all import and/or customs fees charged by your government in addition to the shipping fees displayed below. We are unable to determine which shipments will be charged these fees or the amount of the fee that might be charged. Fed Ex will deliver your package and send you a bill for the import/customs fees. You will be responsible for paying this bill.

The client must pay the fees and expenses. In some cases that go to court, the judge may award a partial or full fee to be paid by the opposing side. This does not release the client from the obligation to pay the attorney.

Owners are billed for all other costs associated with their flights such as landing fees, heliport wait times, special use fees, special catering, ground transportation and taxes in a manner consistent with owning your own aircraft.

International orders may be charged customs fees (taxes, duties, processing fees, brokerage fees, etc.) upon its arrival. Unfortunately, Vintage Swank has no control or advanced knowledge of these fees. If you are not familiar with the customs fees in your country, please check with your local customs office for more information. The shipping charges you pay do NOT include customs fees, import taxes, brokerage fees, or duties.

Because we cannot determine the customs, brokerage, or other fees that you may incur when the product enters your country, FedEx will collect these fees when they deliver your order. For a fairly accurate estimate, check with FedEx. If the amount still isn't clear and you want to be absolutely sure of the charges, we recommend that you purchase the downloadable version of the product.

When you purchase your blinds on our website, we take care of clearing your shipment across the border. We take care of the customs and brokerage fees for the one time. In the event that you require to ship the product to the factory for repair, you are responsible for any shipping, customs and/or brokerage charges.

The receipient will be responsible for any customs/duty fees associated with their order. The local customs office in your area would be able to advise you of the amount of these fees.

Hold the Phone is responsible for all music licensing. All music is purchased by us and licensed for the sole purpose of On-Hold Programming.

Yes, you will be responsible for any customs duties or fees. The dealer will attempt to minimize these within the boundaries of the law, but is not responsible for any customs fees, duties or lost packages due to non-payment of customs fees/duties.

All international orders are subject to duties, taxes and fees as determined by their local government. Shipments to Canadian customers will include PREPAID DUTIES so no money will be due upon delivery. Duties, taxes and brokerage fees are collected by Gotham City during our secure checkout to save customers the cost of larger C.O.D. clearance fees. Duties are calculated as approximately 20% of the value of the price paid, excluding shipping and handling, for ALL items.

We do not collect any customs fees or duty taxes on any orders. Those fees and taxes will be determined by your government officials when the product passes into your country and you will be billed for those fees or taxes directly by your government.

Unfortunately, we do not have detailed information on customs fees and tariffs. If you have any questions about applicable duties and tariffs, please contact your local state department office prior to ordering. If you refuse a package at the customs office, and it is returned to us, we will not refund the cost of shipping the package to you.

The successful bidder is responsible for paying any outstanding condominium fees. If we were told the amount of these fees, we will announce the amount that we were told was owed at the sale. We cannot guaranty the accuracy of these figures. You will be responsible for all of the outstanding condominium fees whether there is an announcement or not.

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A returning USA resident is allowed $400 in purchases duty free. Gifts may be mailed to the USA duty free, but are limited to $50 per person/per day. If you are not a USA citizen, please check with the website for your own government's Customs regulations and details. Happy shopping! Back to top

We do not surprise our customers with extra "customs duty" and "postal fees" that are associated with shipments from foreign countries. Our price is the complete price, duty-free, and is payable without any "foreign currency" exchange issues.