AshaPops Coupons & Promo Codes

What is AshaPops' refund policy?

• For refund eligible products, you have 30 days from the date of shipment to contact them for a full refund of the purchase price (less shipping and handling fees).  Following such 30-day period, no product is eligible for a refund. However, even after 30 days, they encourage you to contact them if you are unsatisfied with a product and so their customer service can improve your experience, which may include providing an exception to this refund policy.

• In your refund request, you must indicate the specific product with which you are not satisfied and include your order number, name, and contact information, as well as the reason for your refund request.

• If they accept your refund request, you will receive a credit to your original form of payment. If they are unable to credit that form of payment, your refund may not be completed. They may contact you for new payment information or provide your refund in another way, such as through your Account.

What is AshaPops' shipping policy？

• They offer free shipping on orders within the United States. They process orders daily Monday through Friday from their fulfillment centers. Most orders are shipped the next business day, or in some cases the same business day. Generally, orders shipped to addresses within the continental U.S. take three to five (3-5) days for delivery. Please allow one to three (1-3) business day for order processing. International orders (including Canadian orders), may take up to 2 weeks for delivery dependent upon the length of time required for customs processing. They are not responsible for lost or stolen orders. Please first confirm the tracking information, then contact the carrier regarding lost or stolen orders.

• Shipping fees may vary for international shipment and can be found as calculated during the order completion process before checking out.

• Free shipping offers do not apply to orders shipped to Canada. While orders up to $2,500 CAD will not incur import duties they may be subjected to additional taxes and fees (most commonly the Goods & Services Tax). These charges are the responsibility of, and must be paid by, the receiver of goods.