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General Terms & Conditions

  • Content provided on this blog is the opinion of the publisher, ReNewy Living and/or associated writers. We make no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information on this site or found by following any link on this site.
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  • We take no responsibility for the website being temporarily unavailable due to technical issues beyond our control. ReNewy Living cannot guarantee that the website is free from computer viruses or other programs of malicious intent.
  • These terms and conditions of use are subject to change at any time and without notice.

Online Shop Terms & Conditions

  • ReNewy Living operates under the Australian Consumer Law
  • There are no refunds nor returns on items for change of mind
  • All payment must be received in full by ReNewy Living prior to dispatch
  • ReNewy Living uses secure payment platforms, such as Stripe, Square, Paypal and Direct Deposit (via Osko/ PayID) to collect payment. Credit card payment over the phone is not accepted.
  • Every product has a clear title, photo and description (including the quality of the item) to ensure transparency and correct item is sold and received by you. If you are unsure of the descriptions, contact here asking for more information prior to purchase and dispatch.
  • Before purchasing, please read the Postage and Delivery Terms & Conditions.
  • Due to the nature of the one-of-a-kind products, repair facilities, replacements and spare parts are not available, unless otherwise stated.
  • Australian online orders at renewyliving.com.au are either made via the automatic Stripe payment processing platform or via direct bank transfer.
  • International orders are to be paid via Paypal only, as per the total invoice amount. This is manually created by ReNewy Living.
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