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Terms and Conditions

Our Store Policies

Welcome to Shopaholic Hub. These terms outline the rules for using our website and purchasing our fashion and lifestyle products. By browsing or buying from us, you agree to these terms in full. We are a UK-based business dedicated to providing you with the best shopping experience. Please read through these sections carefully to understand your rights and our obligations to you as a consumer. This agreement is between you and Shopaholic Hub.

Shopping at Shopaholic Hub

Who We Are and Account Use
Shopaholic Hub is an online retailer based in the UK. When you create an account, please ensure your details are accurate. You are responsible for keeping your login information safe.
Product Info and Pricing
We try our best to display colours and details accurately, but screens can vary. All prices are in GBP and include VAT where applicable. If we discover a pricing error, we will contact you before processing the order.
Orders and Payment
When you place an order, it is an offer to buy. We accept most major credit/debit cards. Your order is confirmed once we send a shipping notification. We reserve the right to decline orders if items are out of stock.
Shipping and Returns
We deliver across the UK. For costs and timelines, please see our Shipping Policy page. If you are not happy with your purchase, you can return items according to our Refund Policy page.
Promotions and Content
Discount codes must be used at checkout and cannot be applied later. If you leave a review, you grant us the right to show it on our site. All designs and content on this site belong to Shopaholic Hub.

Legal Details and Updates

We are not responsible for any issues caused by clicking on links to other websites. If something goes wrong with your order, the most we will pay back is the cost of the items you bought.
We might update these rules occasionally to stay in line with new laws. Please check this page once in a while to see any changes. These terms follow UK law, and any legal issues will be dealt with by UK courts.

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