RecoverToy FAQs (frequently-asked questions)

Payment options are:

From Anywhere in the World outside Australia. (inside Australia details below)

Paypal: Use sales@recovertoy.com as the email address for sending payments to us. If using eBay or the RecoverToy shop check-out this will be automated for you.

Credit Cards: Options at the checkout. Enter your card details directly and I manually process your card the next working day. Use either the Paymate service for a no account required process, or Paypal where you need to have an existing account. AU$ is the normal currency for these transactions.

Cash: Any of UK$, US$, EU$, or AU$ posted using a registered letter at your risk.

International Direct Bank Deposit or Telegraphic Transfers, as they are also called, in AU$ will also be accepted. Provided that all fees are covered by the buyer.

Within Australia Only:

Direct Bank Deposit - details provided during the check-out process.

Australia Post Money Orders.

Within Australia, cheques in AU$ are ok. This is a change from previous policy. Note that 10 days clearance is required for cheques, and I'd really prefer direct bank deposit as it means I do not need to actually go to the bank to sort your cheque out. So use it only as a last resort.

Yes.

You can write to us including the details of your card and order or telphone during the day in Australia (GMT +10). Please see our contact information for details.

RecoverToy also uses the Australian based Paymate service.

Paymate accept credit card payments in AU$ or US$. Paymate can be used either as a one off payment without registering, or you can register and have Paymate save your details so that you do not need to enter them every time you make a purchase.

Yes.

RecoverToy accepts any of UK$, US$, EU$, or AU$ notes only.

We do not accept coins. They show up easily in metal detectors and x-ray equipment and will highlight that its cash to anyone that might be inclined to put it in their pocket.

You should enclose your cash inside a letter and use registered mail to ensure that we sign a receipt for the letter when it arrives.

Mailing cash is however at your risk.