Mail Order

 

Fully insured express service via UPS – Generally a next working day service is available to most of the UK.

Orders received before 12 noon can generally be dispatched the same day

DEBIT/CREDIT CARD PAYMENT – Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I still prefer to have a one to one conversation with the customer – I believe this allows us to finalise a delivery date, discuss product details, plus any other additional questions you might have, especially with regards to the set-up – As such, please call me on 01335-345777 – I’m generally available between 9am and 7pm – I’ll obviously require appropriate debit/credit card details, along with name/address/phone info + your e-mail address so I can update you with the appropriate UPS tracking info – I will also require you to e-mail me a copy of additional ID to confirm your address – ie utility bill, council tax bill, phone bill, credit card bill etc – Unfortunately I was recently stung for over £5000 on a credit card scam, so additional ID is now required – I hope/feel that by you contacting me, on a one to one basis, that it will give us a more meaningful relationship, that is superior to any informal account number on an invoice

Bank Transfer/BACS – If you prefer to pay via a bank transfer, then please contact me, by phone and/or e-mail, so we can arrange appropriate details as required

UK Phone: 01335 345777 (Monday – Saturday, 9am-7pm)

International Phone: +44 1335 345777 (Monday – Saturday, 9am-7pm)

e-mail: mark@guitars4you.co.uk

Address: Guitars4You Ltd, 47 Compton, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1BX.

For international mail order payments,  please contact me before hand to discuss any questions regarding the guitar, the set-up, the availability, payment and shipping details – For international payments I will supply you with my IBAN and BIC bank details via e-mail – All international payments strictly by £ Sterling

Post and Packing

£15.00 for a fully insured express delivery service to the UK mainland. An additional charge maybe applicable for a Saturday service – For carriage outside the UK mainland or to Europe and the rest of the world, please contact me for a quote and time scale.

All guitars for the UK are sent fully insured via UPS – (Please note that due to the high cost of guitars I do not recommend them to be sent on a Friday for a Monday delivery, as the parcel will be left in the courier’s warehouse over the weekend period – Saturday delivery is available at an extra cost – call for details – As such I prefer to dispatch on a Monday for Tuesday delivery).

All guitars for Europe and the rest of the world will be sent, fully insured, via UPS with door to door tracking

Cancellation and Returns Policy for Mail Order Transactions

Delivery of damaged or faulty goods – When you receive the parcel, please check the packaging. If it appears to be damaged in transit, then sign the carrier’s documents as requested by the driver and add ‘Unchecked’ after your signature. Then immediately check the guitar to see if it is damaged or not. Any guitar that is received damaged or subsequently found to be faulty, please contact me immediately so I can arrange collection and any pending insurance claim. I’ll then offer a replacement, refund or repair, subject to your requirements and arrange appropriate shipping/collection. Please note that if the goods are damaged or faulty you must inform me, by phone and e-mail, within 24 hours of you receiving the parcel so I can make a claim with both the insurance company and carriers – no exceptions

Cancellations – If you are buying a guitar from Guitars4You as a mail order transaction, then you have a 14 day ‘trial period’ to check its suitability. If the guitar does not meet your requirements, then you can cancel the order and return it for a refund, but the following conditions apply:

The term guitar as detailed below includes the appropriate case, gig bag, tags, manual, paperwork, spec sheet, registration/warranty card, accessories, documents or certificates, as applicable, including any strap, polishing cloth or cable etc

1. The guitar must be returned to Guitars4You within 14 days, commencing from the date the parcel is signed for ‘as received’ – It is the responsibility of the customer to return the guitar, including any shipping and insurance costs to Guitars4You

2. You must inform me before returning the guitar, either by phone or email – no exceptions

3. The customer has a statutory duty to take care of the guitar whilst it is in their possession. Therefore the guitar and appropriate packaging must be returned in the same condition as I sent it to you– Any loss or damage to the guitar during the ‘trial period’, and an appropriate returns fee will be applicable, or indeed the right to return the guitar maybe invalidated – The 14 day ‘trial period’ excludes the customer from rehearsing or gigging with the guitar. The ‘trial period’ enables you to evaluate the guitar within your home only.

4. The customer is responsible for the cost of shipping any returned guitar, along with any claim arising from damaged or missing guitar whilst in transit, therefore we suggest you include shipping insurance for any returns. Guitars4You will not be held responsible for any damages that might be incurred whilst in transit on the return journey. The condition of the guitar is totally the responsibility of the customer until it is received back atGuitars4You.

5. Guitars4You will refund the cost of the guitar, but will exclude any expenses whatsoever relating to the cost of shipping and transit insurance

6. The above policy only applies to guitars that are purchased mail order and subsequently sent to the customer. Customers who buy goods in the showroom can fully evaluate them prior to making the payment and as such do not have this return and refund option available to them.

Please note:
Refunds can only be credited back to the card originally used to purchase the goods. Refunds can only be issued once we have received back the goods, and the above criteria is met

If the original transaction involved a part-exchange, I reserve the right to make an appropriate charge to return your guitar back to you. In the event that I have sold the part-exchange, then the appropriate value, that was agreed with the customer and shown on the sales invoice, will be paid back to the customer card