Shipping costs
If your delivery address is outside of the UK please select the International shipping option at checkout.
The cost of shipping is based on both the size and the weight of the package, and therefore must be manually calculated by us. Hence we cannot include it within the automatic checkout process. It can only be done once we have packed the items, which we do so in as small a size parcel as we can as international shipping cost is based on both package size and weight.
This means you must pay for the goods before you know how much the shipping charge will be. Once we have calculated it, we will then notify you by direct email of the shipping cost. You will have the option to accept or reject the shipping charge. If you reject it, we will refund the money you paid for the parts. If you accept it, then follow the instructions on the email for how to pay this shipping cost through the Club shop.
If you want to know in advance how much the shipping will cost, please do not complete the shop checkout process, ie do not pay for parts yet. Instead, you must send an email to shipping@101club.org listing the items you wish to order and asking us for a quote for the shipping costs. We will then reply via e mail and, if you are happy with the shipping costs, we will create the order inclduing the shipping cost so you van make a single payment for boths and shipping. Please appreciate it will take time for us to do this manual process as we are volunteers and run the shop in our spare time.
VAT and duty/import charges
The Club is not VAT registered ("purchase tax") so the list price shown is the total price you will pay. Therefore, if you live in a Non EC country and can buy items "tax free", such option is not applicable as there is no tax charge to be waived in the first place.
The shipping documentation from the Club will show the total ("gross") value of the package using our list price and will describe the goods truthfully. Any import duty you may have to pay should therefore be based on that total value in accordance with your own country's policy and rates.
You are responsible for paying any import duty or other charges imposed by your own country if the package is held up at your border before it can be released for final delivery.