1. When this applies
- A buyer and a seller disagree about how an after-sales request is handled;
- a buyer or seller disagrees with a platform decision (such as restricting features, holding settlement, removing listings, deducting a deposit or closing a store).
2. How the platform steps in
- First discuss the issue with the seller through the order's “After-sales”;
- if that does not resolve it, ask the platform to step in;
- both sides provide additional evidence as requested;
- the platform reaches a decision based on order records, delivered content, on-site messages and tickets, check results, and stock and fulfilment records.
3. Evidence
- Evidence must be genuine, complete and unaltered; screenshots should show the time and order number where possible.
- The platform may ask for screen recordings, error messages or other material.
- Fabricating evidence is a violation and will be handled accordingly.
4. Outcomes
Outcomes may include redelivery, replacement, a partial or full refund to balance, or rejection of the request. Seller violations are handled under Seller Onboarding & Operations.
5. Appeals and review
- If you disagree with a decision, you can appeal through a ticket after receiving it, explaining why and providing any new evidence.
- Where possible, the review is handled by someone who was not involved in the original decision. The original status may remain in place during the review.
- The review result is communicated through the ticket.
6. Other remedies
These rules do not affect your right to seek other remedies under applicable law.
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