DELIVERY AND SHIPPING INFORMATION
Domestic Shipments
A. Unframed Prints - Flat Rate $9.95
Prints will be dispatched within 5 working days of order. Orders are shipped FedEx Ground and delivery usually takes between 1-3 days.
B. Framed Prints - Flat Rate $19.95
Prints will be dispatched within 15 working days of order. Orders are shipped FedEx Ground and delivery usually takes between 1-3 days.
International Shipments
NB: ***All International orders are currently shipped via United States Postal Service due to increasingly high shipping rates with FedEx, UPS and other global carriers***
The good news is that we have also introduced a single flat rate, regardless of how many pieces you buy, you will only pay the shipping once. The bad news is that the USPS service is a little slower and less attentive on the delivery side as the parcel will come with your local mail delivery.
All of the artwork is shipped insured at no cost to you, so we will replace anything that is damaged or lost.
If you want to ship faster (three days or less) using our FedEx International Priority service please just place a note in the comments section of your order or email us at art@gapingvoid.com and we will contact you with a quote for your shipment.
International shipping has become very expensive, and some people think that it is a profit center for us. We guarantee you that it is not!
A. Unframed Prints - Flat Rate $35.00
Prints will be dispatched within 5 working days of order. Orders are shipped and insured via USPS Express Mail. This takes approximately 3-5 business days to International destinations.
NB: Delivery time does not include delays when merchandise is held in customs. Gapingvoid is not responsible for any customs duties & taxes or shipping delays due to customs clearance, local mail service or inclement weather etc.
B. Framed Prints - Flat Rate $50.00
Prints will be dispatched within 15 working days of order. Orders are shipped and insured via USPS Express Mail. This takes 3-5 business days to International destinations.
NB: Delivery time does not include delays when merchandise is held in customs. Gapingvoid is not responsible for any customs duties & taxes or shipping delays due to customs clearance, local mail service or inclement weather etc.
TRACKING YOUR ORDER
Once your order has shipped you will be automatically emailed a tracking number. You can track your packages as follows:
FedEx: www.fedex.com
USPS: www.usps.com
EXPEDITED ORDERS
We understand that you may want to receive your items more quickly, please let us know as soon as you place your order if it is for a special occasion or a gift and is needed by a certain date and we will do everything we can to accommodate you. Just enter the details in the comments section of your order or email us when you place your order.
Overnight or special delivery is available upon request (extra shipping fees apply).
SHIPPING WITH YOUR OWN ACCOUNT
We can also ship your order using your own account number with the following companies:
FedEx
UPS
DHL
Questions? Email us at
art@gapingvoid.com
DENT
It was always Steve Jobs' mantra: "Let's make a dent in the universe".
I liked that phrase so much, I incorporated it into the Hughtrain Manifesto:
Whatever you manufacture, somebody can make it better, faster and cheaper than you.
You do not own the molecules. They are stardust. They belong to God. What you do own is your soul. Nobody can take that away from you. And it is your soul that informs the brand.
It is your soul, and the purpose and beliefs that embodies, that people will buy into.
Ergo, great branding is a spiritual exercise.
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It’s not about merit. It’s about faith. Belief. Conviction. Courage.
It’s about why you’re on this planet. To make a dent in the universe.
I don’t want to know why your brand is good, or very good, or even great. I want to know why your brand is totally frickin’ amazing.
Once you tell me, I can tell the world.
Really, is there any better way to spend one's working hours? I don't think so...