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When should the goods be shipped after the customer has paid for them?

30.06.2024

Receiving the payment from the customer is tantamount to the need to ship the order. Exceptions may be weekend orders, which can be processed on the first business day following holidays. It may also happen that the customer pays for weekend shipping and this fact obliges the Seller to process the order faster. Payment of your accumulated funds takes place after the expiry of the time specified for the possible return of the goods by the customer. The payment concerns the total value of goods sold and is reduced by the amount of the agreed commission. Shipping costs are excluded from this as they are billed directly to the courier companies.

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