Shipping Policy
When Do Orders Get Shipped with Tracking Numbers?
AFTER an order is placed, please allow our team to ship it out within 3-5 Business Days.
How do preorders work?
Preorders allow customers to reserve an item before it's officially released or available for purchase. Here's how they typically work:
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Announcement: The product is announced by the manufacturer or retailer, generating interest among potential buyers.
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Preorder Period: A specific period is set during which customers can place their orders in advance. This period can vary depending on the popularity and anticipated demand for the product.
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Reservation: Customers place their orders and often pay a deposit or the full price upfront to secure their reservation.
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Release Date: The manufacturer or retailer releases the product on a specified date. Preordered items are then shipped out or made available for pickup according to the terms set during the preorder process.
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Fulfillment: Orders are fulfilled in the order they were received, with priority given to preorders. Customers who preordered typically receive their items first, ensuring they get the product shortly after its release.
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Payment: If customers paid a deposit, they may need to pay the remaining balance before the item is shipped or picked up. If they paid the full amount upfront, no further payment is usually required.
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Availability: After the preorder period ends and initial demand is fulfilled, the product becomes available for regular purchase by the general public.
Preordering can be beneficial for customers who want to secure highly anticipated items without risking them selling out upon release. It also helps manufacturers and retailers gauge demand and adjust production accordingly.
What is a tracking number?
A tracking number is a unique code assigned to a shipment or package that allows it to be monitored and tracked as it moves through the shipping process. It typically consists of a combination of letters and numbers. When a package is shipped, the sender receives a tracking number, which they can then provide to the recipient.
Using this tracking number, both the sender and the recipient can track the package's progress online or through a shipping company's app or website. Tracking information usually includes details such as when the package was shipped, when it reached various distribution centers or sorting facilities, and when it's out for delivery. This provides transparency and allows both parties to monitor the status and estimated delivery date of their shipment.