Will you refund me in case I am asked to pay tax upon arrival of the parcel?

We won’t do that, and for a good reason. Well, two actually. First, we don’t want to create an incentive to cheat – seizure notification letters are being ‘photoshopped’ and are in the wild already.

Secondly, we want to avoid funding the refunds through an increase in overall prices –
we’d much rather keep our prices as low as we can and share the seizure risk with our customers.
In most countries (as explained in the answer above), this risk is either inexistent, very low or harmless (the final price still stays below the local market price).

If you happen to live in a country with tough customs and your package gets stopped and you’re unhappy about having to pay tax, you hold the legal right to refuse the parcel and have it sent back to us. We resend all the incoming mail right back to the customer, free of charge.