Aluminium Metal Rose Gold Car Smart Remote Key Cover Case Fob Shell Holder Bmw on 2040-parts.com
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Aluminium Metal Rose Gold Car Smart Remote Key Cover Case Fob Shell Holder BMW  Description: - BMW 1 Series (2012 to up) - BMW 3 Series (2013 to up) - BMW 4 Series (2013 to up) - BMW 5 Series (2011 to up) - BMW 6 Series (2011 to up) - BMW X3 Series (2012 to up) - BMW M5 Series (2012 to up) - BMW M6 Series (2013 to up) - BMW GT3 (2013 to up) - BMW GT5 (2013 to up) - please ensure your key matches the above. - Fits the above pictured key - Fits below 3 4 kinds of Keys and below Models:  Package Includes : 1 x key cover bag (no key) 1 x Key chain 1x Gift Packaging Shipping: $0 (Free Shipping),USA Lower 48 States Payment: Pay Pal only and we reserve the right to file Non-Paying Bidder if payment is not received 5 days after the auction ended. Winning Bidder Checkout: Check-Out Now! Click the Pay Now button at the top of this listing to immediately proceed with our checkout and payment process. Please note that the Pay Now button is ONLY available after winning an auction or completing a Buy It Now purchase. Check-Out Later If you do not choose to Check-Out now, you will be notified by eBay via e-mail that you are the winning bidder. An e-mail of payment details will be sent to you within three hours of an auction closing. Our message will contain a link to our simple and secure checkout system, where you will be able to quickly and conveniently pay for your purchase. You may also continue purchasing additional items from our auctions or eBay store. You have 5 days from the end of the first purchase to add additional items to your order. Make sure all of your auctions have ended prior to checking out. All of your purchases will be consolidated into one checkout! Terms & Conditions: Exchanges are offered for items that are defective when received, although this is highly unlikely. Defective items or problems with your order must be reported within 2 days after receiving. Please contact us before returning your package and customer's item must be returned to our facility with the ROF (Return Order Form) at the buyers shipping expense. IMPORTANT: Please keep all packaging, documentation, packing list etc. It will use to verify claims if there is any problem with your order. Restocking fee will be charged for the item without original package. If any questions please contact the eBay mail below. Thank you. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ANY PROBLEMS OR QUESTIONS BEFORE LEAVING A NEGATIVE FEEDBACK. WE WILL TRY OUR BEST TO RESOLVE ANY ISSUES FOR YOU AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CORPORATION. |
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