Shipping and payment

Every part ships from South Korea by FedEx or EMS. You pay for the part and the shipping with PayPal. Import duties are paid in your country.

At checkout, with PayPal

Part price

The price on the listing, in US dollars.

Shipping

The FedEx rate for your address. It is an estimate until we pack and weigh the part.

On delivery, in your country

Import duties and taxes

Set by your country. They are not included in our prices.

What you pay, and when.

Shipping

We ship from South Korea, mainly by FedEx and EMS (Korea Post). At checkout the site calculates the FedEx rate for your address, and you see it before you pay.

Do you prefer EMS? Write to us before you pay. We will check the cost for your country and your part.

The price of a part never includes shipping.

How the final shipping cost is set

When you check out, the part is still on a shelf at a dismantling yard. The site estimates its packed weight and size, and FedEx gives a rate for that estimate. Sometimes the estimate is wrong.

At checkout

You pay the estimated FedEx rate together with the part.

At our office

We pack the part, weigh it and measure the box.

Lighter or smaller than estimated

We refund the difference

Heavier or bigger than estimated

We ask you to pay the difference

From the estimate at checkout to the final shipping cost.

Payment

We accept PayPal. You pay on PayPal's own secure page, so we never see your card details. You can use your PayPal balance or a card linked to your PayPal account.

Eligible purchases are covered by PayPal Buyer Protection.

Import duties and taxes

Our prices do not include import duties, taxes or customs fees. Your country sets them, and you pay them when the parcel arrives.

For some countries, including the USA, we can ship by EMS with the duties prepaid. Ask us before you order: we tell you the amount, you pay it to us in advance, and we pay the duties for you. You receive the parcel with nothing more to pay.

Duties paid on delivery FedEx or EMS

  1. Checkout. You pay for the part and shipping.
  2. Customs. The parcel arrives in your country.
  3. You pay duties and taxes to the carrier or to customs.
  4. Delivered.

Duties prepaid (DDP) EMS, for some countries, including the USA

  1. Ask us first. We tell you the amount of the duties.
  2. You pay in advance: the part, shipping and duties.
  3. Customs. We pay the duties for you.
  4. Delivered, with nothing more to pay.
Two ways to handle import duties. The red dot marks the moment you pay them.

If a parcel is damaged

If a part is damaged in transit, we refund the price of the part. What to send us