To boost the confidence of online shoppers, Diamonds on Web has come with 'Don't pay before you see' option.
In this scheme the customer has to pay for the product once they are satisfied after seeing, touching and inspecting the merchandise. After receiving the product, the customer will have ten days to decide whether they want to purchase the merchandise or return it. The return shipping will be paid for by DiamondsOnWeb.com.
For this plan, the customer only has to have an authorized credit card. The shipping of goods will be taken care of by DiamondsOnWeb.com.
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