Terms

Terms and Conditions
Our terms and conditions follow. These may be updated from time to time, with dates noted.

Payment
In general, I require payment before I begin your engraving as this is a non reversible process and I cannot restock or return engraved items. Extended terms and conditions, such as deposits, may be negotiated before your job begins. I will confirm any such conditions via email.

Should your payment be dishonoured, cheque bounce, be withdrawn, or otherwise become unavailable to us, I reserve the right to collect your debt through an external agency and pass the cost of collection on to you. Further conditions are:

You agree to pay Belmont Engraving’s invoices by the due date stated on the Belmont Engraving’s valid invoice

Claims arising from invoices must be made within 14 working days.

All overdue invoice bear interest at 18% per annum ( 2% per month ) on unpaid balance. There is also a $20 return payment fee for any declined cheques, credit cards or automatic withdrawals.

In the event of default of payment when due, all costs of collection, including legal fees and court costs, shall be paid by you, the client.

Any credit extended to the applicant may be reduced or eliminated in the event Belmont Engraving, in its reasonable discretion, determines that the applicant's financial situation or ability to pay is impaired.

Belmont Engraving reserves the right to transfer your debt to any party we deem necessary to aid in the pursuit of your debt

You, the Client authorizes Belmont Engraving to make inquiries into the banking and business/trade references that you have supplied, for any credit application or where payment has become overdue.

You, the Client guarantees to make good any overdue Charges owed to Belmont Engraving in the event of you, the Client being placed in receivership, ceasing trading or being wound up.

In the event of going into receivership, being would up, ceasing trading, or non-payment you the signee, and/or director of the client, agree to be individually and personally liable and to honour any outstanding debts and costs.