Returns and disputes guide
A clear dispute is based on a concrete comparison between listing and received product. Do not modify the product or move it further before documenting the issue.
Useful evidence
- Photos of received product and packaging.
- Listing and description reference or screenshots.
- Payment proof, order status and receiving moment.
Open the case from the order and explain the mismatch briefly, without generic wording.
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