Airpool provides a shipment consolidation service. An affordable way to get your packages from China to South Africa.
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The Terms and Conditions explain Airpool's obligations to you and your obligations to Airpool, they govern the use of your Airpool account and Airpool services provided to you. By registering for an Airpool account, you are entering into this legally binding User Agreement with Airpool and will become a client of Airpool, on behalf of yourself and/or your company. You acknowledge and agree that you have read and will comply with all of the Terms and Conditions.
You will be required to accept the Terms and Conditions in order to complete the registration process. By clicking the "I accept" button, you accept and agree to be bound by all of the provisions of the Terms and Conditions, including those incorporated by reference, without modification, limitation or qualification. You will be binding yourself or your company to the Terms and Conditions. You represent that you have the authority to bind your company, if done on behalf of a company, to the Terms and Conditions. If you do not have such authority, you must click the "I decline" button. You must also click the "I decline" button if you do not agree with the Terms and Conditions. If you decline, you will not be authorized to access or use Airpool services.
In the Terms and Conditions, the terms the ‘Company’ 'you' and 'your' refer to you personally (if you are an individual) or the entity you represent (if you register on behalf of a business entity), and the terms 'we' 'our' and 'Airpool' refer to Airpool a division of Source and Consolidate (Pty) Ltd with company registration number: 2021/921198/07, its related companies and/or its third party suppliers.
In this example we have 3 packages arriving at the same time from 1 Supplier. It is assumed that the billable weight per package is 15Kg. All 3 packages get delivered to the same delivery address. Therefore, the rate per Kg will be based on a total billable weight of 45Kg.
In this example we have 2 packages arriving from Supplier 1 and 1 package from Supplier 2. It is assumed that the billable weight per package is 15Kg. It is also assumed that all packages reach the at the same time. All 3 packages get delivered to the same delivery address. Therefore, the rate per Kg will be based on a total billable weight of 45Kg.
In this example we expect 3 packages arriving from 1 Supplier but only 2 packages arrive. It is assumed that the billable weight per package is 15Kg. We will therefore include 2 of the packages in the 1st consolidation and the last package when it arrives in the next consolidation. All 3 packages get delivered to the same delivery address. Therefore, the rate per Kg will be based on a total billable weight per consolidation. So, on consolidation 1 it will be 30Kg and on Consolidation 2 it will be 15Kg.
In this example we have 3 packages arriving at the same time from 1 Supplier. It is assumed that the billable weight per package is 15Kg. 2 packages get delivered to one address and one package gets delivered to another delivery address. Therefore, the rate per Kg will be based on a total billable weight of 30Kg to delivery address 1 and 15Kg to delivery address 2.
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