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Shop outlines UK shipping policy using Royal Mail for London-printed goods

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 5
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What happened

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A shop utilizes Royal Mail for UK delivery of products printed in London. The shop's shipping policy offers free UK delivery via Royal Mail Tracked 48 for orders exceeding £150. Furthermore, the shop states that all orders from the United States are subject to import taxes and duties, which must be paid by the customer.

From ministryofsound.com

Why it matters

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The shop's shipping structure directly impacts customer costs by setting a threshold for free UK delivery. The policy also clarifies the financial responsibility of customers placing orders from the United States regarding import duties.

From ministryofsound.com

Who's involved

  • shopThe retailer that utilizes Royal Mail for UK delivery.
  • Royal MailThe postal service company providing UK delivery.

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