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   Ryan Newsome says:

   How do the payment plans work? I don’t see any options on how to further the payments after the initial 25% and shipping cost.

   September 6, 2017 at 5:23 am

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     Eyal Azerad says:

     Hi Ryan,
     Once the initial payment is made, the sword is placed on reserve for you. After the initial payment, you will receive your invoice. When making subsequent payments, you can either send the payment(s) via paypal and include your invoice number in the memo lines, or you can call us at 1-800-656-4290 to place the payment on credit card.

     September 17, 2017 at 2:48 pm

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     Eyal Azerad says:

     Hi Ryan,
     You can look at our FAQ page for details, the information is pasted below as well.
     Do you have a layaway or instalment program ?
     We do offer payment plans. When selecting your sword, click on the “payment plan” option. Once selected and added to the cart, the check out process will prompt you to pay a total of 25% of the sword, any applicable taxes and shipping costs. Once the initial payment is made, the sword will be reserved for you. To make any subsequent payments, you can send us payments via PayPal by choosing “Send Money”, then choosing “Pay for Goods or Services”. Our PayPal Email Address is [email protected]. You can then enter the amount you wish to pay . In the note section, please include the invoice number so we have a reference to use to apply your payment. Alternatively, you can call us with a credit card number to make your payments as we do not store credit card information. Payment plans can be active for 6 months. There are no refunds, exchanges only! Once your initial payment is registered, your Sword purchase will be kept on reserve for you. The Sword will only be shipped upon balance completion. We cannot reserve items for longer then 6 months however. If you have any questions regarding the payment plan, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you,

     March 23, 2021 at 1:57 pm

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   Rhys Jarrand says:

   How much would the payments be after the initial 25%? Is it a flexible payment or is it a set rate each month?

   March 23, 2021 at 1:35 am

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