Making a payment:

1: Paypal.co.uk
2: Cheque
3: Postal order
4: Nochex.co.uk
5: By Phone
6: Credit/Debit Card
7: Money Transfer

This is a free Postage & Packaging (within the UK and EU) site so what you see is what you pay.

Payment method one:

Paypal.co.uk allows any consumer with an email address to securely, conveniently and cost-effectively send and receive payments online, this is a real-time payment solution and it is completely free to make payments.

PayPal (Europe) Ltd is a private limited company incorporated in England. PayPal Inc. (which is a parent company of PayPal (Europe) Ltd) was acquired by eBay in October 2002, and is located in California, USA. PayPal is the 2002 SIIA Codie Awards winner for "Best eCommerce Solution" and is recognized by PC Magazine as one of "The Top 100 Web Sites."

Payment method two and Payment method three:

If you choose to make payment by cheque or postal order and I do not receive your payment within ten working days* of your order being confirmed, we deem this as a void order and no goods will be sent and you will have to re-order your goods.

Send payments to:

rcmodelimports
PO BOX 7956
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire, NG19 7WQ
01623 656762

Payment method four:

Nochex.co.uk allows any consumer with or without an email address to securely, conveniently and cost-effectively send and receive payments online, this is a real-time payment solution and it is completely free to make payments.

Payment method five:

Orders up to £500.00 can be taken by phone (please do not leave any card details on the answer machine).

Payment method six:

One of the best ways to pay.

Payment method seven:

If you are going to pay via Bank transfer you must choose 'Cheque' as your method of payment at the checkout stage of your order.

Bank Details:

Bank Name: Abbey
Business Name: rcmodelimports
Account Number: 41506385
Sort Code: 09-06-66

BIC: ABBYGB2LXXX
IBAN: GB24 ABBY 0906 6641 5063 85

When sending money via bank transfer please remember to either quote your order number or your full name.

*Working days are classed as Monday to Friday (but not bank hoildays).