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Depending on your location, yes, it is a possibility. Taxes, Duties, and customs charges may be applied to your package as it arrives in the country of destination. We do not control this amount, but since we properly declare the package and its value, it may acquire an extra charge along the way.
UPS will hold your shipment for five business days at the nearest UPS center. If the shipment is not picked up within five business days, it will be returned to the sender. C.O.D. shipments are automatically returned to the sender on the same day the final delivery attempt is made.
USPS will leave a notice and return the item to the Post Office. Check the notice for specific instructions or call 1·800·ASK·USPS to have the mail redelivered.
Canada Post will leave a note indicating where you can pickup the package from a local pickup location.
*** In some cases, depending on the driver, they will leave the package at the doorstep.***
For any damages or claims, please retain the shipment and packaging for inspection for a period of 30 days. Failure to retain the shipment and packing for inspection may result in the claim being denied. If you have not received your package or if your package has not arrived, please contact our customer service department at customerservice@funksupplementshop.com. Please include your name and email address that was used to purchase.
Certain locations do require additional shipping charges. These areas do not qualify for flat rate shipping or free shipping.
UPS provides a pickup delivery service in extended, as well as urban, areas. An additional charge applies for each shipment that is picked up or delivered in an extended area
Residents in many smaller towns and rural areas in the United States do not receive residential mail delivery from the USPS. They’re living off the grid, the postal grid, that is. UPS usually deliver packages to peoples’ doors, but the USPS does not.