Terms and Conditions for Shipping
-Delivery options are available on Eligible items in select cities.
-Orders must be placed within the time frame.
-Only certain pin codes are eligible for Delivery.
To get your order within the guaranteed delivery time, you need to select the respective delivery option during checkout.
-The Delivery guarantee applies to attempted delivery by the promised date. We will not be responsible to provide guaranteed delivery if the customer is not present at the delivery address to take the delivery or if the customer picks up the package on a later date though the package has been delivered at the pickup store on the promised date.
-On Saturdays, and regional or national holidays, deliveries are not guaranteed to establishments like offices that might be closed.
-We are constantly working to expand our coverage. Please check availability of guaranteed delivery options for your pincode on the detail page or at check out.
-Your package will be delivered to the pickup store on your estimated delivery date and you will get a notification mail once the package is delivered to the store and is ready for pickup.
Our shipping partner may have different shipping policy which we have to adapt/comply with our general policy. However we will try our best to deliver safe and fast delivery.
When engaging in online shopping, it’s important to be familiar with various shipping terms that can impact the delivery of your purchases. Here are some common shipping terms:
Free Shipping: The seller covers the shipping costs, and there are no additional charges for the buyer.
Flat Rate Shipping: A fixed shipping fee is charged, regardless of the weight or size of the package.
Standard Shipping: The regular shipping option, often the most cost-effective but may take a longer time for delivery.
Expedited Shipping: Faster than standard shipping, often at an additional cost. The delivery time is shorter.
Express Shipping: The fastest shipping option available, typically at a higher cost than expedited or standard shipping.
Overnight Shipping: Guarantees delivery on the next business day. It’s usually the most expensive option.
International Shipping: Shipping to destinations outside the seller’s country. Customs duties and taxes may apply.
Tracking Number: A unique code provided by the carrier that allows you to track the progress of your shipment.
Shipping Insurance: Protection against loss or damage during shipping. Some sellers offer this as an optional add-on.
Delivery Confirmation: A service that provides proof of delivery, often in the form of a signature from the recipient.
Handling Fee: An additional fee covering the cost of preparing and packaging the order for shipment.
Dropshipping: A business model where the seller doesn’t keep the products in stock. Instead, they transfer the customer’s order and shipment details to a third party, who then ships the goods directly to the customer.
Pre-order: Purchasing an item before it is officially released, with the understanding that it will be shipped at a later date.
Backorder: When an item is temporarily out of stock, and the buyer agrees to wait for it to be shipped when it becomes available.
It’s crucial to review the shipping terms and policies of the online store you’re purchasing from to avoid any surprises and ensure a smooth shopping experience. Additionally, be aware of potential customs regulations and import duties if you’re ordering internationally.