Terms of Service

These Terms of Service explain how ShutterXchange works, and the rules that apply when you use our website or our buying, selling and trade services.

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1. Who we are

The contracting party for purchases and our selling and trade services is Shutter Exchange Limited, trading as ShutterXchange, a company registered in England and Wales. Its registered office is 4 Paradise Street, Sheffield, S1 2DF, United Kingdom. You can contact us at orders@ShutterXchange.com. Our About Us page provides additional company information.

3. Selling to us

A quote is based on the information you provide and is subject to receiving and inspecting your equipment. We will confirm any final offer after inspection; no purchase contract is formed until that offer is accepted.

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4. Pricing & payment

All prices are in GBP (£) and include VAT where applicable. Payment must be completed using an available payment method before we can process an order.

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7. Warranty

Cameras and lenses include a 12-month warranty. The warranty terms, including cover and exclusions, are set out on our Warranty page.

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8. Product condition & grading

Used items are professionally inspected and graded so you can understand the condition you can expect before you buy.

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9. Acceptable use

You must not misuse our website or services, carry out fraudulent or unlawful activity, or interfere with another person’s use of the site or our services.

10. Privacy & data

We collect and use your information to operate our services securely and effectively. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle your personal data.

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11. Liability

Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability where it would be unlawful to do so. Subject to that, nothing in these Terms affects your statutory rights as a consumer.

12. Governing law & disputes

These Terms and any dispute arising from them are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, except where mandatory consumer law gives you the right to bring proceedings elsewhere.

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