Purchase Luigi & Mario Design Cute Car Decoration Seat Belt Cover Car Use Baby Cart Use in Hong Kong, HK, for US $0.99

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details: Restocking Fee:No

◎ Product Information
★You are Bidding for

1 Set of Seat Beat Cover

Mario Brother Figure Seat Belt Cover

Multiple Use:

Can Use as Car Seat Belt Cover

Can Use as Baby Car Seat Belt Cover

Can Use as Decoration, Use for Backpack Strap Cover

Multiple Use Seat Belt Cover

2 in 1 Set[1 Pair]

★Package : Plastic Wrapper

Condition: 100% NEW

1 Mario Design + 1 Luigi Design

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★ Colour of items may differ a little due to different resolution of different computers.

◎ Shipping Method

We Ship to Worldwide.

Shipping

Normally by Hong Kong registered air mail

(10-30 business days, according to different location)

If you want a EMS service(5-9 days),

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After we received your payment, we will post your item in 3 working days if the stock available.

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Returns & Refunds

It is important to us that you are satisfied with your purchase.Anyway, if the product for any reason does not meet expectations, we will provide you exchange as long as the item is unused, in good condition and returned within 3 days upon your receive. Buyers are responsible for the cost of shipping,return fee.

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· In-stock Item will usually be dispatched within 2-3 business days (excluding weekend and holiday) after payment is verified. Pre-order will be dispatched within 2-3 business days after release.

· Delivery time is usually within 1 - 2 weeks if no delay is caused by custom/post office. Please note that transit times may vary, particularly during peak periods.

· Item will be declared as GIFT and dispatched by Registered AirMail Service (Signed-For).

No PICK-UP service.

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· Postal insurance is highly recommended but is optional [ if you perfer, additional charges will be added]

· Country:	Delivery Tim(working days):
United Kingdom	7 - 25 Days
Australia	7 - 25 Days
United State / Canada (USD)/	7 - 25 Days
Europe (EUR)	7 - 25Days

◎ Payment Method

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