METHODS OF PAYMENT           

We accept:

1. Bank Transfer
2. Credit Card (PayPal)

In case of bank transfer and should you decide to speed up the shipment, we kindly ask you to send us either via fax (+39 049 8861465) or via mail (info@giftland.eu) a copy of the bank attesting the payment.

Our full bank details are:

UNICREDIT BANCA SPA

IBAN: IT 96 C 02008 77520 000040821642

SWIFT CODE: UNCRITB1R07

Payable to: GIFTLAND SNC

VIA DANTE 4/F

35020 CASALSERUGO (PD)

ITALY

Should you decide to pay by credit card, you’ll be requested to use Paypal (www.paypal.it) , a service granted at 100%! Once the purchase procedure is over you’ll be automatically addressed to Paypal site where you’ll be able to pay by credit card. This procedure is easy, fast and clear.

This method of payment allows you to speed up the shipment and it reduces the bank fees.

IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO HAVE A PAYPAL ACCOUNT TO PAY BY CREDIT CARD. GIFTLAND SNC WON’T EVER KNOW YOUR CREDIT CARD DETAILS AS THE TRANSACTION IS MADE INSIDE PAYPAL SITE.

SHIPMENT COSTS AND TERMS

The goods is shipped via express courier. It takes 2/5 days (depending on the place)  after the shipment.

Shipping costs  include even the packaging and they vary from a minimum of Euro 9,00 up to Euro 32,00, according to the weight and size of the parcel. These cost can raise if the weight is over 15 kg  or 150 cm as a sum of the 3 borders of the parcel: in this case, you will be immediately informed about the fees you have to pay.

Through the tracking service you can always supervise the shipment of the requested object. In case of repeated delivery fail, the article  will be returned to the sender (Giftland Snc) and the shipping costs will be charged to the customer.

GOODS RECEIPT

Once the customer receives the requested object, he has to verify its external wholeness. Should the customer has to establish any damage or break, he has to refuse the parcel or accept it with a reservation, clearly indicating this wording in the waybill. Only in this case all possible damages due to transport could be attributed to the courier.