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CODE4-1040

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 CODE4-1040 specializes in Security related Products and Services such as Surveillance Cameras, Security Officer Supply, Stun Devices, Pepper Spray, Alarms, Alarm Systems, Hidden Cameras, and anything Security related. Contact us for Bulk Purchases. All Clear - No further Assistance Needed!
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Paypal Payment must be made at end of auction! Item will ship within 5 days of Payment Clearance!

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CODE4-10-40 Refund & Return Policies

Items must be returned within 30 days of purchase date.You must e-mail us prior to shipping back an item!
Return shipping is at buyers expense unless the error was a mistake on our part or an item is damaged.
Sorry, but we do not consider something that isn't liked, or doesn't fit a mistake on our part.
Items may be returned for exchange, store credit, or Refund.
At our discretion certain Refunds may be subject to a 15% restocking fee with a minimum fee of $1.00, if the item is returned damaged due to usage!

Restocking fees are deducted from the credit due.
If you choose "store credit " or "Exchange" we do NOT charge a restocking fee, but shipping charges will apply for any exchanges ($2.95 for First Class or $5.00 Priority).
If the exchange items are more than the credit due then you will also need to include payment for the balance due + shipping.
If you have a store credit and place a new order please contact us immediately so that we can make the adjustment to the invoice and apply the credit.
Special order items are non-refundable.

CODE4-10-40 Order Cancellations
If you cancel an order that has already been processed you may be charged a 10% Cancellation Fee off the total of the order.

CODE4-10-40 Privacy Policy

Military Organizations and other Government Entities please contact me before ordering to set up a Private auction. I am a U.S. NAVY Veteran of 6 years.

We do NOT share or give out ANY personal information.
All payment information entered through this web site is done so through a secure server with SSL encryption (through Paypal).

CODE4-10-40 SHIPPING

We offer FREE SHIPPING with Tracking on orders of and over $ 99.00 in the U.S., unless otherwise noted in a listing!
Orders under 99.00 are charged a $6.50 flat rate for the entire order for USPS Priority with tracking unless otherwise posted in the listing!
Priority mail takes 2-3 business days to arrive "from when we ship"
We try our best to ship orders within 1-3 business days once payment is received or payment has cleared.

CODE4-10-40 INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

Canadian and Overseas orders outside the U.S are welcomed.
SHIPPING charges will be calculated by weight and destination plus $10.00 handling fee unless otherwise noted on the listing.
All International orders are shipped by USPS Air mail unless otherwise noted in the listing.
Free shipping does NOT apply to International Orders.
We are NOT responsible for lost or stolen packages.
We also have NO control over custom delays and have no way to track most packages once the leave the U.S.! Customs may collect Fees for which we are not responsible! Check with your Customs Agency whether or not you will have to pay any fees or taxes before you order an item from us!
We will show proof of mailing.
International customers must pay by PAYPAL! NO EXCEPTION!
Absolutely NO Checks, "Over the Dues Cashier's Check" or Western Union!
Nigerian Scams are not welcome here and will be forwarded to the appropriate Authorities!
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Scam Alerts

Today, it’s not just “buyer beware.” Certain online shoppers are using counterfeit cashier’s checks to scam sellers of big ticket items, such as cars, boats and motorcycles.

Here’s how these scammers operate. The scenario is the same each time. You list an item on an internet auction or other site and within a few days you're contacted via email by a potential buyer in Nigeria or Africa. A deal is reached and one of two situations will occur. First, and most common, the buyer states they will send a cashier’s check to pay for the item. When the cashier’s check arrives in the mail, it is written for a considerable amount in excess of the agreed-upon selling price. Instructions are given to you to wire the excess funds back to the buyer. The second twist to the scheme is for the buyer to request your credit union account and routing numbers so that they may wire funds to your account. Instead, the scammer creates and mails a counterfeit check to be posted to your account, again for a sum much larger than the selling price. A follow-up e-mail is then sent requesting that the additional funds be wired to Nigeria.

In all of these incidents, the cashier’s checks received are excellent counterfeits and very difficult to spot. The checks are cashed, funds given to the members (sellers) and the excess is wired out to Nigeria or Africa. Within approximately a week, the credit union is notified that the check is a worthless counterfeit and you are out thousands of dollars.

Know who you are doing business with. Notice the return address on the emails and envelope containing the check. Most of these scammers give return addresses in Nigeria or other African countries. If you deposit one of these counterfeit checks, you will be responsible to repay any loss to your financial institution. And never give your personal account information to a stranger.

In another current widespread scheme, a person receives an unsolicited letter, email or fax from an “official” in a foreign government offering to share a multimillion dollar windfall in “over-invoiced contract funds.” It sounds too good to be true—and it is.

The “official” claims to need your bank or credit union account number and other personal information to transfer the money out of his country. And he will also “need” up front cash from you to bribe other officials.

Don’t be a victim. You will not only lose any up front cash, but also—if you give out your account number—the entire contents of your bank account.

The Secret Service is tracking these scams. If you are contacted, immediately report it to your local Secret Service office or to its national Financial Crimes Division at 950 H Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20001 or fax to 202-406-5031.

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