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SHIPPING POLICY

ALL PURCHASES SHIPPED WITHIN THREE(3) BUSINESS DAYS OF CONFIRMED PAYMENT

WE COMBINE SHIPPING FOR MULTIPLE ISSUES AS SHOWN IN THE CHART BELOW.

Due to requirements for documentation and cost, we do not offer International service. If you have a need for international servcie and are willing to pay $35 for shipping up to four magazines then email me at ron.peele@gmail.com 

All of our shipments are professionally packaged using a plastic sleeve to contain the magazines to protect them from moisture and other potential damage. They are then inserted into a custom sourced, stiff cardboard mailer that is difficult to bend or damage.

So, if your postal worker slings the thing on the porch in the middle of a rainstorm, chances are the magazines will be in the same condition as we shipped them when you open it. If he mangles it and then throws it in a pool of water then he most likely did it harm. 

While we have taken steps to protect the items shipped, we do not offer insurance and the buyer assumes all risk for damage in shipping after the order is shipped.      

   

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