Terms & Conditions

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Last updated: 11 July 2025

 

1. Parties & Agreement Formation
   • These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) constitute a legally binding agreement between the purchaser (“You” or the “Customer”) and TACTICAL EVERYDAY CARRY SOLUTIONS PTY LTD, a company duly registered under the laws of the Republic of South Africa with registration number 2024/213875/07 (“Us”, “Our”, “We” or “the Company”).
   • By accepting these Terms, whether electronically or otherwise in accordance with the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (the “ECTA”), a binding purchase and sale agreement is concluded on the terms and conditions set out below.
     
     
2. Definitions & Interpretation
   • “CPA” means the Consumer Protection Act, 68 of 2008.
   • “ECTA” means the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, 25 of 2002.
   • “Eligible Goods” means Goods purchased from the Company that the Company, in its sole discretion, has approved as returnable for a refund, exchange, or credit, subject to the Company’s returns policy, provided that such Goods are unused, in their original condition and packaging, and returned within the prescribed period herein.
   • “FICA” means the Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2001.
   • “Goods” means the physical and/or digital products offered and/or displayed as for sale by the Company.
   • “Non-returnable Goods” means any hazardous materials, flammables, gift cards and/or downloadable software purchased from the Company that the Company, in its sole discretion, has declared to be non-returnable.
   • “Order” means the Customer’s offer to purchase Goods from the Company.“PCI” means Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard as set out and determined by the PCI Security Standards Council from time to time.
   • “POPIA” means the Protection of Personal Information Act, 4 of 2013.
   • “Sale” means any discount or reduced price of any, or select, Goods offered to the Customer(s) as determined and marked by the Company from time to time.
   • “Sales Period” means any period specified by the Company during which it offers any, or select, Goods at a discount or a reduced price to the Customer(s).
   • “VAT” means Value Added Tax as defined in the Value Added Tax Act, 89 of 1991
   • “User Profile” means the unique, personal account created and maintained by a User on the Company’s online platform, which contains the User’s personal information, contact details, purchase history, preferences, and any other information submitted by the User for the purpose of accessing, using, and managing the services offered by the Company.
   • Headings are for convenience only; singular includes plural and vice versa.
     
     
3. Domicilium Citandi Et Executandi & Notices
   • The Customer hereby elects, nominates and agrees that the physical address and/or email address provided to the Company upon or during the Customer’s sign-up, amendment of email address on their user profile information or ‘checkout’ as their domicilium citandi et executandi for service of any and all legal notices and processes.
   • We, the Company, elect, nominate and agree that the physical address and/or email below:

Tactical Everyday Carry Solutions (PTY) Ltd

Piet Retief,

Mpumalanga,

2380

Email: info@tacticaleverydaycarrysolutions.co.za

shall serve as the domicilium citandi et executandi of the Company for any and all any and all legal notices and processes.

• • Notices, Summons and any other legal documentation shall be deemed to have been effectively delivered if and when:
    • Same is delivered, by hand during business hours;
    • Same is sent by prepaid registered post – and shall be deemed as received on the 14th day after posting;
    • Same is sent by email – and shall be deemed as received 24 hours after dispatch, unless the recipient thereof proves otherwise.
  • Either party may change its domicilium by way of written notice, including but not limited to, the Customer amending the relevant details on their user profile, and/or the Company’s amendment of its address by way of notice/update at the CIPC and/or on its Website and any other documentation visible or reasonably deemed to be obtainable/visible by the Customer; changes to the respective party’s domicilium shall only take effect 7 business days after making such change.

4. Pricing, Payment, Security
   • Prices, as listed, include VAT; any shipping fees, duties, and/or foreign transaction fees are accepted to be charged as an additional amount solely for the Customer’s account.
   • All payments are processed through PCI-compliant third-party gateways and the Company will not be held liable for any delay or any increased delay caused by such third-party gateways for whatsoever reason.
   • Dispatch of any and all purchased/ordered Goods shall only occur upon the Company’s receipt of the full purchase price thereof from the Customer.
   • The Company will not, under any circumstances, allow any amount to be paid to it by way of installments, down-payments, or lay-buys.
   • The Company will not, under any circumstances extend any purchase, order, or dispatch of Goods on credit to the Customer. All purchases of Goods from the Company shall be by way of the Customer effecting payment of the full purchase price of the good(s) into the Company’s nominated bank account(s).
   • The Customer agrees and consents to the Company undertaking identity verification of the Customer for the purpose of FICA.
     
     
5. Delivery, Risk & Title
   • Purchased/Ordered Goods are typically dispatched within 5 business days; delivery occurs within 7–10 business days thereafter – such timeframes being subject to, without limitation, force majeure events (including, without limitation, epidemic or pandemic, war, civil commotion, government regulation, or industrial action) beyond the Company’s reasonable control.
   • All delivery dates provided by the Company are estimates only (“Estimated Delivery Dates”). These are subject to change due to operational, logistical or third-party reasons, including, but not limited to, courier delays, customs clearance, adverse weather, public holidays, force majeure, or manufacturing and procurement delays.
   • Should any delay occur and the periods extend past the duration(s) as specified in 5.1 above, the Company shall, within a reasonable time, inform the Customer of such delay and as to the reason(s) for such any such delay, if known to the Company.
   • Certain Goods, marked by the Company as “Available on backorder”, shall have a dispatch time as per that of the Company’s supplier. The Company shall attend to informing the Customer of any such timeframes and/or estimated timeframes upon the Supplier’s communication thereof to the Company.
   • The Customer acknowledges and agrees that Estimated Delivery Dates are not contractual deadlines. The Company shall not be liable for, or in breach of contract due to, any delay or failure in delivering Goods by any Estimated Delivery Date. Such delay or failure shall not constitute a cause of action or entitle the Customer to any damages, cancellation right, or penalty.
   • Where feasible, the Company will use commercially reasonable efforts to notify the Customer of any material expected delay in the delivery of the Goods and will, at its option, either:
     • provide the Customer with a revised Estimated Delivery Date, or
     • permit partial delivery to the Customer in order to avoid undue disruption.
   • The Customer agrees that:
     • no delay in delivery shall be construed as acceptance of default by the Company;
     • they shall not treat delivery as deemed as a guarantee that Ordered/Purchased Goods are to be received on an Estimated Delivery Date; and
     • they may not terminate the contract, cancel the Order, request a refund or claim any damages based solely on a delay in delivery of the Goods, or receiving delivery of the Goods after the lapsing of the Estimated Delivery Date.
   • The Company’s sole responsibility for any delay shall be to use commercially reasonable efforts to complete delivery promptly. Under no circumstances will the Company be liable for indirect, consequential, special, punitive or incidental damages, including but not limited to, loss of profit, loss of goodwill, or business interruption resulting from any such delay.
   • The Customer may, within two (2) calendar days of placing an order for any Goods specifically marked as “Available on backorder”, cancel such order by written notice to the Company.
   • In the event of cancellation, the Customer shall be entitled to a refund of the purchase price, less any reasonable direct or indirect costs already incurred by the Company in securing, purchasing, ordering, procuring, or initiating the procurement of the relevant Goods.
   • The Company shall provide a reasonable itemized statement of such incurred costs upon receipt of a written request thereto.
   • All risk of loss, damage, theft, or destruction of the Goods shall transfer to the Customer immediately upon:
     • Delivery of the Goods to the Customer’s physical premises; or
     • Handover of the Goods to the Customer, the Customer’s agent, courier, or any third party reasonably believed to be acting on the Customer’s behalf.
   • The Company shall not be liable for any loss or damage to the Goods occurring after risk has transferred.
   • Ownership of the Goods shall pass to the Customer only once full payment has cleared into the Company’s nominated bank account.
   • Until such payment of 5.14 above clears into the Company’s nominated account, the Company retains all proprietary rights and may repossess the Goods for whatsoever reason as deemed fit by the Company.
   • All duties, taxes, levies, import restrictions, customs fees, and/or delays applicable to cross-border or international shipments are the sole responsibility of the Customer.
   • The Company accepts no liability for delays, seizure, or additional charges imposed by customs or foreign authorities.
   • The Company reserves the unfettered right to refuse, suspend, cancel, or impose reasonable limitations on any order at its sole discretion, without obligation to provide reasons.
   • In the event of such refusal, suspension, or cancellation, the Company shall promptly notify the Customer and process any applicable refunds as per the relevant refund policies.
   • The Company’s exercise of these rights shall not constitute breach or attract any liability for consequential or special damages nor shall it be construed as a waiver or novation of any of the Company’s other rights, which, at all material times, remain strictly reserved.
     
     
6. Orders & Acceptance
   • The Company offering of Goods to the Customer (the “offer”) to the Customer shall be at the price as displayed on the Company’s web page.
   • The Customer’s Order, upon placement, is agreed to be the acceptance of the Company’s offer and agreement to the terms and conditions contained herein.
   • The Company shall, upon the Customer’s Order being placed, confirm the receipt thereof by way of email/sms/text message as elected by the Customer on the Company’s web page.
     
     
7. Warranty, Liability & Indemnity
   • All implied warranties are disclaimed to the fullest extent permitted by law.
   • The Customer acknowledges and agrees that any and all Goods, or any component thereof, sold by the Company are produced and/or manufactured by third party entities and are sold to the Customer “as is” and that the Company makes no representations or warranties, whether express, implied, or statutory, regarding the performance, durability, fitness for a particular purpose, or merchantability of any Goods, except to the extent expressly provided under the Consumer Protection Act, 68 of 2008 (“CPA”).
   • The Company’s liability is limited to the purchase price paid. The Company hereby is expressly indemnified from any claim arising from direct, indirect or consequential harm, damages caused by the use, misuse and/or abuse of any and all Goods, or any component thereof, sold by the Company.
   • The Customer acknowledges and agrees that and all Goods sold by the Company are dispatched via independent, third-party courier companies and that any and all risk of loss, damage, theft, or destruction passes to the Customer immediately upon dispatch from the Company’s premises. The Customer agrees that they shall have no claim(s) against the Company for any loss, damage, delay, or destruction of any Goods which have or may have been incurred/transpired during transit, and undertakes to solely hold the relevant courier company liable in such instances.
   • It is recorded that the Customer was provided with the option to elect a shipping option with liability cover of up to R30,000.00 per order before the placement of their order and the Customer acknowledges and agrees that where they have selected “Standard Shipping with Liability” prior to payment, any liability for loss or damage which have or may have been incurred during transit shall be limited to the maximum cover provided by the courier company (being R30,000.00 per order), and subject strictly to the courier’s terms, conditions, and claim procedures.
   • It is recorded that the Customer was also provided with the option to elect either a “Free Shipping” or “Standard Shipping” option, expressly excluding any liability cover. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that, in the event that they have elected to select either of these options, no liability cover shall apply, and the Customer expressly waives any and all claims against the Company in respect of any loss or damage which have or may have been incurred during transit, irrespective of the cause.
   • The Customer hereby indemnifies the Company and its representatives against any harm, damages and/or losses arising from the Customer’s and/or third party’s breach of these Terms or misuse of any and all Goods, or any component thereof, sold by the Company.
   • The Company shall not be liable for:
     • Any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential harm and or damages arising from the installation, configuration, connection, or use of any electronic Goods, including, but not limited to, data loss, system failure, electrical faults, or compatibility issues with any third-party equipment or software.
     • Any damage caused by the Customer’s failure to comply with manufacturers’ instructions, power surge protection standards (if applicable), routine maintenance (if applicable), or any reasonable user precautions.
     • Any unauthorized modifications, tampering, misuse, or installation by an unqualified person not approved by the applicable third party supplier.
   • The Company’s total liability for any claim related to any electronic Goods, whether in contract, delict, statute, or otherwise, shall be strictly limited to the purchase price of the specific electronic Goods giving rise to the claim. The Customer indemnifies the Company and holds it harmless against all claims by the Customer and/or third parties arising from the Customer’s use, misuse or resale of any electronic Goods.
   • Nothing in this clause shall limit or exclude the Customer’s rights to return defective electronic Goods within six (6) months in accordance with section 56 of the CPA (where applicable).
   • The Customer acknowledges and accepts that any safe, or any component thereof, sold by the Company is intended for the sole purpose to serve as a deterrent and not as an absolute prevention against theft, burglary, loss or damage. The Customer acknowledges and understands that the Company provides no guarantee that any safe, or any component thereof, sold by the Company will be impervious to unauthorized access or that it will prevent loss, theft, or damage to the contents kept and or stored therein.
   • The Customer acknowledges and accepts that the Company does not manufacture or produce any safe(s), or any component thereof, and the Company is expressly indemnified against, and shall not be held liable for:
     • Any loss, harm, damage, or theft of any safe, or any component thereof, sold by the Company and/or the contents stored therein, whether as a result of, including but not limited to; burglary, forced entry, force majeure, fire, fire damage, water damage, or misuse.
     • Any loss, damage and/or harm arising from the Customer’s failure to secure any safe, or any component thereof, sold by the Company, properly, failure to install the safe according to the manufacturer’s guidelines, or failure to engage competent installers where professional installation is recommended.
     • Any indirect or consequential harm, loss and/or damages, including but not limited to; loss of profit, loss of confidential information/documentation, or business interruption, arising from the use, misuse or failure of any safe, or any component thereof, sold by the Company.
   • The Company’s total liability for any claim related to any safe(s), whether in contract, delict, statute, or otherwise, shall be strictly limited to the purchase price of such safe(s) in question. The Customer indemnifies the Company and holds it harmless against any and all claims that may arise by the Customer and/or third parties arising from the Customer’s use or misuse or resale of any safe, or any component thereof, sold by the Company.
   • The Customer expressly indemnifies the Company against all claims by third parties relating to any loss, theft, damage, or consequential harm resulting from the purchase, installation, or use of any safe, or any component thereof, sold by the Company.
   • Nothing in this clause shall limit or exclude the Customer’s statutory rights under the CPA.
     
     
8. Returns, Exchanges & Refunds
   • The Company retains a return policy of up to and including 15 days from purchase or delivery. No returns or exchanges shall be afforded to the Customer or any third-party after this period.
   • Eligible Goods must be unused, in original condition and packaging upon the Customer’s return thereof to the Company.
   • All returns and/or refunds are subject to a 20% handling fee.
   • Returns must be reasonably sufficiently protected against shipping damage (ie. bubble-wrapped); the Customer’s failure to do so shall result in the refund incurring an additional 20% handling charge.
   • Shipping costs are non-refundable and deducted from refunds. Return shipping is the sole responsibility of the Customer.
   • Should the Customer provide the Company with an incorrect delivery address or if the Customer is not available at the date, time and place of delivery, the Customer will be responsible for the full courier costs in the correcting of same.
   • The Customer acknowledges that they have been made aware of and understand the process required of them in order to effect a refund and that, should the Customer wish to receive a refund, they will email returns@tacticaleverydaycarrysolutions.co.za with their proof of purchase and a clear written request for a refund with substantiation thereof.
   • The Customer expressly permits the Company, in its sole discretion and as part of its anti-fraud measures, to issue voucher-only refunds, conduct identity checks, and reject returns in cases of suspected abuse.
   • The Customer acknowledges that they have been made aware of and understand the process required of them in order to effect a refund and that they will not return Goods to manufacturers in the course of seeking such refund.
   • The Company shall inspect returns and notify the Customer of its approval/rejection thereof within 7 business days of receipt of the alleged/purported faulty and/or damaged Goods. Without limitations and/or exceptions, all approved refunds will be processed via EFT to the Customer’s nominated bank account, from which payment was received, within 10 business days of such approval. Rejected return requests will be returned to the Customer at the Customer’s cost.
   • Partial refunds will be applied to any used, damaged, opened, or late returns (being returns requested after 15 days have lapsed). Shipping and handling fees/charges, where applicable, shall be for the Customer’s sole account.
   • Statutory rights under the ECTA (7-day cooling-off) and the CPA (defect returns within 6 months, fitness for purpose returns within 10 days) are preserved.
   • Items identified as Sale items at the time of purchase are non-refundable. The Company shall accept exchanges only for Goods which are defective or damaged.
   • Gift returns process shall be as outlined on the Company’s webpage and shall be limited to a gift credit or purchaser refund.
     
     
9. Privacy & Data Protection
   • The Company processes all personal information in strict compliance with the Protection of Personal Information Act, 4 of 2013 (“POPIA”) and the eight conditions for lawful processing. Personal information shall be processed lawfully, reasonably, and in a manner that does not infringe the privacy of the Customer.
   • The Company undertakes to:
     • Collect personal information directly from the Customer unless otherwise authorized by law or where impractical to do so.
     • Process the Customer’s personal information solely for legitimate, specific, and explicitly defined purposes related to:
       • The sale and delivery of Goods;
       • The Company’s provision of customer support and related services;
       • The Company’s management, recording, processing, storing and administration of the Customer’s Account;
       • The Company’s compliance with legal and regulatory obligations;
       • Direct marketing communications as provided and/or sent by the Company from time to time (where the Customer has consented thereto); and
       • Fraud prevention, anti-money laundering measures, and/or identity verification and/or the reporting thereof to the relevant body of authority as elected by the Company, including but not limited to, the South African Police Service (SAPS), Experian and the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS).
     • Ensure that the Customer’s personal information, held in its records, is relevant, accurate, and kept up to date.
     • Retain the Customer’s personal information only for as long as is necessary to fulfil the purpose for which it was collected, or as required by law, after which it shall be securely destroyed or irreversibly anonymized.
   • The Company implements appropriate, reasonable technical and organizational security measures to prevent loss, theft, unauthorized access, misuse, alteration, or unlawful disclosure of personal information. These measures include, but are not limited to:
     • The encryption of personal information at rest and in transit.
     • Access controls and authentication procedures restricting access to authorized personnel only.
     • Regular security monitoring, penetration testing, and system audits.
     • Incident response protocols to address and report data breaches promptly.
   • Any Third-party processors, service providers, and contractors who access or process personal information on behalf of the Company are contractually bound to comply with POPIA and maintain adequate security safeguards.
   • The Company recognizes and respects the following rights of the Customer in relation to their personal information:
     • The Customer has the right to request confirmation from the Company as to whether it holds any personal information about them and to access such information. Upon the Customer’s request, the Company shall provide:
       • The types of personal information held on the Customer;
       • The purpose for processing such held information;
       • The source(s) of the Customer’s personal information (where available);
       • The identity of all third parties who have received or will receive the Customer’s personal information.
     • Access requests regarding the Customer’s personal information must be submitted to the Company in writing.
   • The Customer may address any request, complaint, or query regarding their personal information, or exercise any of the above rights, by contacting the Company in writing and via email to info@tacticaleverydaycarrysolutions.co.za.
     • The Company shall respond to all reasonable and properly submitted requests within a reasonable time, in compliance with POPIA and applicable regulations.
     • The Customer further retains the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Regulator of South Africa in respect of any alleged interference with the protection of personal information.
   • The Customer may, at any time, request the Company to:
     • Correct or update inaccurate or incomplete personal information;
     • Delete personal information that is no longer required for lawful processing purposes, or subject to any legal and/or contractual retention obligations;
     • Restrict the processing of personal information under justified circumstances, including pending resolution of accuracy disputes or processing objections.
   • The Customer may object to the processing of their personal information on reasonable grounds, including:
     • Where processing is not required by law and the Customer’s privacy interests outweigh the Company’s legitimate processing interests;
     • Where processing is conducted for direct marketing purposes, in which case the Company shall cease such processing immediately upon receipt of the objection;
   • The Customer may object to the processing of their personal information where decisions are made solely by automated means (being computer-driven processes without any direct human input) and where such decisions have a material effect on the Customer’s rights, entitlements, access to services, or financial standing, including, without limitation:
     • Automated credit, loan, or payment approvals or rejections;
     • Automated pricing decisions which result in differential pricing based on the Customer’s profile or transaction history;
     • Automated fraud detection or security measures which result in the restriction, suspension, or cancellation of services.
     • In such circumstances, the Customer shall be entitled to, in writing and via email to info@tacticaleverydaycarrysolutions.co.za:
     • Request that an automated decision be reviewed by a natural person with sufficient authority to reconsider the outcome;
     • Request for the Company to provide meaningful information about the logic involved in the automated decision-making process (where reasonably possible);
     • Object to the outcome of the automated decision, if the Customer considers such decision to be incorrect, unjustified, or unfair in the circumstances.
   • The Company shall not be obliged to cease any such processing where the automated decision
     • is necessary to conclude or perform this and or any subsequent contract between the Company and the Customer,
     • is authorized by law, and/or
     • is based on the Customer’s explicit consent.
   • The Company may, where legally permissible, continue processing the Customer’s personal information.
   • The Company relies on the Customer’s consent for the processing of the Customer’s personal information (including for direct marketing).
   • The Customer may withdraw its consent to the Company’s processing of their personal information at any time.
     • No withdrawal of consent shall affect the Company’s lawful processing of any of the Customer’s personal information conducted prior to such withdrawal.
   • The Customer may request to receive their personal information in a structured, commonly used, and or machine-readable format or to have it transferred to another responsible party (where technically feasible). This right shall only be applicable to personal information processed by automated means and where processing is based on the Customer’s consent or the performance of this and/or any subsequent contract.
   • The Company reserves the right to update or amend this clause from time to time in accordance with changes in law or operational requirements. The Customer will be notified of any material changes. Continued use of the Company’s goods or services after such updates will constitute acceptance of the revised terms.
     
     
10. Intellectual Property
    All content on the Company’s website is owned and/or licensed by the Company an/or third party suppliers/manufacturers. The Customer may only use it to view, identify and purchase/order Goods; any other use of such content requires express written consent from the Company.
    
    
11. User Conduct & Prohibited Activities
    The Customer represents, alternatively, undertakes that they; are at least 18 years old (or have guardian consent), provided the Company with true and accurate information, will not misuse the site for any malicious intent, e.g., hacking, bots, data mining, or fraud. The Customer’s breach hereof may result in their account being suspended or terminated and criminal charges being brought against them.
    
    
12. Third–Party Links
    The Company may, from time to time, provide for a link to external sites and/or third parties on its website. Such link shall be for the Customer’s convenience only and the Company is disclaimed from all liability for third-party content, availability, or actions.
    
    
13. Modification of Terms
    The Company may update these Terms at any time. Updates become effective upon posting with a revised “Last updated” date. The Customer’s continued use of the Company’s Goods/Services implies their acceptance of such updated terms.
    
    
14. Severability
    If any provision of these Terms and Conditions is found to be illegal, invalid, or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, that provision will be severed or reformed to reflect the parties’ original intent, and the remainder of these Terms and Conditions shall continue in full force and effect.
    
    
15. Governing Law & Dispute Resolution
    • These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of South Africa.
    • A Customer who is a consumer may refer any dispute arising from these Terms to arbitration in Gauteng, to
      • the National Consumer Commission,
      • an accredited industry ombud, or
      • to a Small Claims Court with jurisdiction over matters up to R20 000.00

(This is without prejudice to any other forum available by law.)

• • Any dispute between the Company and a Customer will be resolved by arbitration under the Arbitration Act 42 of 1965, conducted in English and seated in Mpumalanga.
  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may institute proceedings in a Magistrate’s Court where jurisdiction and subject‑matter limits permit.

16. General
    • Electronic communications, including but not limited to email, WhatsApp and SMS, shall constitute valid, effective, and legally binding communications between the parties.
    • The Company reserves the right to suspend any account or service, with immediate effect, in the event of breach of these Terms, non-payment, suspected or confirmed fraud, or failure to comply with applicable laws or regulatory requirements.
    • No failure, delay, or indulgence by the Company in exercising any right or enforcing any provision under these Terms shall constitute a waiver of that right or provision. Any waiver shall be in writing and signed by the Company to be effective. No relaxation, extension of time, or concession granted by the Company shall be deemed to be a waiver or create any expectation of similar indulgence in future, nor shall it constitute a novation or an amendment of these Terms.
    • Force majeure events, defined as circumstances beyond the Company’s reasonable control, shall excuse the Company from performing its obligations under these Terms for the duration of such events.
    • The Customer may not assign or transfer any rights or obligations under these Terms without the prior written consent of the Company. The Company may assign or transfer its rights and obligations under these Terms at its sole discretion without prior notice to the Customer.
    • These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the Customer and the Company regarding the Customer’s purchase and use of the Company’s website, superseding all prior agreements, representations, or understandings, whether written or oral.
      
      
17. Contact Details

Tactical Everyday Carry Solutions (PTY) Ltd

Reg. No: 2024/213875/07

Piet Retief,

Mpumalanga,

2380

Email: info@tacticaleverydaycarrysolutions.co.za

Tel: 082 310 9058