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ATOM AGE INDUSTRIES 17846 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, CA 90706 (562) 920-1919 ph (562) 920-1717 fax [email protected] Wholesale Term Sheet 2016 T-shirts $10 - $11 XXL & Larger $12 - $13 Sweatshirts $18 - $20 Hats $18 - $22 Buttons $0.75 Button Packs $3 - $5 Posters $5 - $25 Stickers $1 - $2 Patches $1 - $2 No Minimum Order. All orders are pre-paid prior to shipment. No exceptions. We accept the following payment methods: Cash, Credit Card, Money Order, Company Check (shipment will be dispatched after check clears), and PayPal. PayPal payments are subject to a 3% fee. Please inform us prior to using PayPal. Most orders are shipped within 48 hours of payment receipt. We ship FedEx Ground, UPS, and USPS. Ground service for the continental United States will be used unless instructed otherwise. International orders will be shipped via DHL or Fedex. Additional freight charges for expedited orders will be the responsibility of the customer. Returns will be accepted for unwashed, unworn items only. Any damaged items should be claimed within 48 hours of receipt of goods. Damages claimed after 48 hours of receipt will not be refunded. To report a damaged or lost shipment, please contact us immediately at the number or email above Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM Pacific time. There will be no refunds on promotional or discounted items. All items are licensed by the appropriate Copyright / Trademark holder. If you have a Trademark or Copyright question regarding our products, please call our office Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM Pacific time. Atom Age Industries Please submit all purchase orders to: 17846 Bellflower Blvd [email protected]. 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