PAYMENT POLICY
Payment Policy
Last updated: 26 October 2026
1. Accepted Payment Methods
CheapBooz Ltd accepts the payment methods displayed at checkout. Available methods may include debit cards, credit cards, and other supported payment services.
Payment methods may change from time to time depending on availability.
2. Payment Processing
All orders must be paid for using an accepted payment method.
Payments are processed through our chosen payment service providers. We do not intentionally store full payment card numbers or card security codes on our own systems.
Your payment may be subject to verification and security checks before an order is processed.
3. Payment Authorisation
When you place an order, your payment provider may verify that sufficient funds are available and that the transaction is authorised.
An order may be delayed or declined if payment authorisation fails.
We will not knowingly charge you more than the amount confirmed at checkout unless you separately authorise an additional payment or the law otherwise permits it.
4. Pricing and Charges
All applicable product prices, taxes, and delivery charges will be displayed before you complete your purchase, as required by law.
Please review your order carefully before submitting payment.
5. Failed or Declined Payments
If your payment is declined, please check your payment details or contact your bank or payment provider.
We reserve the right to delay or cancel an order where payment cannot be successfully authorised.
If a payment appears to have been taken for an order that was not completed, please contact us so we can investigate.
6. Refunds
Eligible refunds will normally be issued to the original payment method.
Processing times depend on the applicable refund rules and your payment provider or bank.
Please refer to our Refund and Returns Policy for further information.
7. Fraud Prevention
We may conduct reasonable security checks to prevent fraudulent transactions and protect our customers.
Where necessary, we may request additional information to verify an order, subject to applicable data protection law.