Submit dispute notice
Send a written description of the issue, requested resolution and relevant order/request reference.
Understand how product, supplier, warehouse, shipping, payment and service-scope disputes are reviewed.
Buying from China involves buyers, sellers, suppliers, warehouses, carriers, payment platforms and customs authorities. When a dispute happens, we review what was approved, what was paid, what was checked, what was shipped and what evidence is available.
Send a written description of the issue, requested resolution and relevant order/request reference.
We review request records, approved specs, payment records, warehouse photos, supplier messages and shipping information.
Photos, videos, package labels, outer carton photos, tracking and unboxing video may be requested.
Possible next steps may include seller claim, return, exchange, partial refund, reshipment, carrier claim or no-supported-claim notice.
Cases involving suppliers, warehouses, carriers, customs or payment platforms may take longer.
If unresolved, payment platform procedures, carrier claim procedures, supplier platform procedures, mediation or applicable legal remedies may be considered.
Please contact us first with evidence so we can review the issue and attempt to resolve it through our internal dispute process. This does not limit any non-waivable rights you may have under applicable law or payment platform rules.
Visible product issues should be reported as soon as possible after photo check or delivery, ideally within 3 days.
Shipping damage, loss or missing parcel claims must follow carrier claim periods and evidence requirements.
Goods that are used, modified, resold, transferred or exported may be difficult or impossible to return or claim.
Email helps preserve product details, approval history, payment notes, warehouse photos, shipping instructions and evidence for review.
Tool results are estimates only. Send your product link, photos, supplier contact or RFQ for a scope review before paid execution.
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