Payment Methods

PAYPAL is our preferred payment option for products purchased on our website and other online marketplaces. If you're not one of the 426 million people in 200 countries who already have an account, open yours today. (It takes literally 2 minutes to get your account set up.)

Sign up through my invitation link here, spend at least $5 in one transaction, and we'll both get $10!

Pay Pal is a free service for buyers. Most of our customers pay for their purchases this way because of its speed, safety, convenience, and protection. Plus, your account comes with a debit card that can be used as a MasterCard credit card. Every time you do so, you get cash back! Also, if you sell items on online auctions, opening a PayPal  account is a great way to speed your transactions with buyers. 

This service allows you to use a credit card, personal check, or bank transfer to pay for your purchases …(sorry, but we cannot accept those directly). PayPal accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. When you send payment, the funds are transferred into our PayPal account which enables us to ship the product sooner (no delay from waiting for your payment to arrive through the mail or for checks to clear). Conducting online transactions this way increases your safety by keeping your financial account information private. We are Verified members with PayPal's Buyer Protection Policy coverage.

NOTE: The only PayPal transactions which clear instantly are those funded by a credit card or your PayPal balance. If you choose the eCheck as a payment option, please note that the product you are purchasing cannot be shipped until funds clear our PayPal account. Since an eCheck is an electronic funds transfer that withdraws money directly from your bank account, PayPal holds the transaction as pending for 3-4 business days, until the electronic funds transfer has cleared both banks. If your bank initially declines the electronic funds transfer, the payment can be delayed for up to an additional 7 business days. Most customers choose to use the instant payment option rather than the eCheck.

You must register a credit card to open a PayPal account even if you don't plan to use it to fund your account.

Other acceptable payment methods:

MONEY ORDER -- Easily available at the post office, bank, grocery store, Walmart, Western Union, etc.

WESTERN UNION -- Your payment can be made with cash at a nearby agent location, by U.S. bank issued Visa or MasterCard credit or debit card over the Internet, or by credit card over the telephone. I pick up the payment at an agent location in a matter of minutes or hours. Available in over 200 countries. Western Union payments must be in the exact amount of the transaction (there are NO exceptions to this policy).

ESCROW.COM -- This will allow you to place money in the custody of a trusted third party. The money is then paid to the seller once the item is received and inspected by the buyer. USA buyers can pay escrow.com with a check, money order, PayPal, wire transfer, and in most cases with a credit card. International buyers must pay escrow.com by wire transfer. Please visit the escrow.com site to be sure you can use it. NOTE: There is a fee to use this service, a minimum of $25. We usually ask the buyer to pay this fee, but on some items we may be able to split the fee with you 50/50. Contact us to inquire if your transaction qualifies for this discount.
(Escrow cannot be used to purchase software, digital media, or written materials.)

Escrow.com is the recommended transaction settlement service of many of the top names in eCommerce, including eBay. It is a privately held company that has pioneered the process of online escrow services. The Company, founded in 1999 by Fidelity National Financial, has established itself as the leading provider of secure business and consumer transaction management on the Internet. Since this is the only escrow service approved by eBay, we will NOT use any other escrow company, so please do not even ask. This is for your protection and ours.

BARTERING -- Details are here.