Porsche Air Injection Valve on 2040-parts.com
Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
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New Porsche air injection control valve.New in box,just opened up to take pics.Look to be going for around 95 bucks at some of the online vendors.Offered here for less,shipping included in price,Please read below.
PLEASE READ.All sales final.All items as/is,where/is.By bidding on this item you have agreed that this item fits your car and is not returnable.By bidding on this item buyer agrees to a 10 dollar handling fee PLUS actual shipping charges for USA shipped item.If item is listed as eligible for the Ebay global shipping program,the handling charge is 20 dollars plus actual shipping charges.If the item is not listed for international sale,and your are not in the USA,and you are the high bidder,the handling charge is 100 dollars PLUS actual shipping charges.This includes my very own self funded shipping insurance,as I have found out that I get charged back and loose the item, if item does not arrive,or the buyer just tells Ebay that they didn't receive it.I am SLOW to ship or answer emails as this is not a full time business,just some extra pocket cash.I ship most packages by UPS.I am starting to use USPS Flat rate boxes on some items if they will fit.Due to the fact I work a regular 12 hour day,I usually ship everything that has been paid for by thursday on saturday.Please do not email me to say shipping is expensive,or you know how to ship it cheaper,or my 10 dollar handling fee is a rip off,it is what it is. I do leave negative feedback for all non-paying bidders.If you can not deal with these terms,PLEASE DO NOT BID.I do not knowingly ship items that are non functional or defective,as I have tested every item that I list,and all are marked,as I have had those that think they can get stuff for free by saying that the item is defective and then ship their broken part back and ebay gives them a refund.I also photograph every item shipped for my records.I Thank you very much for reading theses complete terms. |
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