Payment

Discounts and Coupons

Orders of $75 or more automatically have a 10% discount applied.  I do not offer coupon codes, so you don’t need to waste any time searching for them.

Credit Cards

Credit card payments are processed by Paypal, which currently covers Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover cards.  You can also pay directly with your Paypal account or with a Google Pay account (I think so, anyway – I don’t have a Google Pay account to test with.)

Bitcoin

I accept Bitcoin with a 5% discount, since there are no middle men taking their cut.  When you choose to pay with Bitcoin, I will email you a Bitcoin address and you make the payment from your wallet.

Checks, Money Orders, and Cash

I am happy to take orders by mail as well.  You can pay by check or money order made out to Cultivariable.  It is best if you place the order online – there is an option for paying by check.  If you just mail me a handwritten order, it increases the chances that I will screw it up.  Checks may take several weeks to clear for some reason, even in the age of electronic banking. If you pay with a money order, please keep your receipt.  If I don’t receive it and you don’t have the receipt, you can’t get your money back.  While I won’t turn it down, I would really prefer that you do not send cash.  The problem is that it sometimes disappears and then I am in the awkward position of having to tell you that I didn’t receive it.  At the very least, please make sure that you get tracking if you send cash.

Send mail orders to:

Cultivariable
PO Box 111
Moclips, WA 98562
USA

4 thoughts on “Payment

  1. Alina says:

    I am trying to order some yacon tubers but am unable to obtain shipping fee for Newmarket, Ontario, Canada although I filled in the address. How can I proceed from here?

    • bill says:

      Yes, TSPS, in this case. I can’t really grow sweet potatoes in this climate, so it is not something I will probably ever offer. You can find some people working on sweet potato breeding at the Open Source Plant Breeding forum: http://opensourceplantbreeding.org/forum/index.php?board=11.0

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