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neac1976 Senior Member Posts: 74	How does a new order get charged? 11/27/21 at 03:08:53 Hello everyone, If I order Decware products tonight via credit card, how does the order get charged? Is a certain percentage charged immediately to hold a place in the production line and when the amps are finished is the rest of the cost then charged to the card? Thank you, Mark
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jec3504 Ex Member	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #1 - 11/27/21 at 05:51:20 Hi neac1976, Didn't have to place a deposit when I ordered SE84UFO2 , it may be different now. Your card will have a hold on it otherwise expect to pay 10% later after you get an invoice. Hope this helps
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Bilyeaux Seasoned Member Posts: 148	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #2 - 11/30/21 at 00:26:15 Go to website and click the services “tube” and you’ll find what you need. Minimum 10% charge at order depending on how you pay. Think Steve is flexible (shouldn’t have to pay all up front.
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Bilyeaux Seasoned Member Posts: 148	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #3 - 11/30/21 at 00:28:01 Ps, get something ordered plenty of time to revise order. Just got my UFO2 last week and put in CSP3 order today….
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piezoman Ex Member	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #4 - 11/30/21 at 00:39:42 If payment is made via Paypal, the entire order is charged upon receipt of invoice, emailed from Sarah. That's how I like to do it.
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Re: How does a new order get charged?
Reply #5 - 12/01/21 at 02:30:08

To clarify all in one post. If you pay by credit card, a 10% deposit will be charged once Sarah processes the order - with the balance charged at shipment. Usually within a few weeks. If you use PayPal, 100% is charged when the order is placed.

With such a long wait, it makes most sense to use a credit card and just pay the 10%.

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hadhype Verified Member Posts: 2	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #6 - 12/01/21 at 17:56:30 Hi everyone I am a newbie to this forum From the UK I ordered online 2 days ago and total amount was taken by my debit card. It seems this may not have been a wise move given the long wait.
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Lin Ex Member	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #7 - 12/01/21 at 18:37:10 hadhype wrote on 12/01/21 at 17:56:30: Hi everyone I am a newbie to this forum From the UK I ordered online 2 days ago and total amount was taken by my debit card. It seems this may not have been a wise move given the long wait. I would suggest contacting Decware.
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CAJames Seasoned Member "I've run every red light on memory lane." Posts: 1662	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #8 - 12/01/21 at 18:48:00 NM, I was wrong.
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jec3504 Ex Member	Re: How does a new order get charged? Reply #9 - 12/03/21 at 01:37:11 The full amount get a hold put on for a few days . Just call Decware. Good luck.
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