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Package late, missing, or damaged? Find out what you're entitled to and how to get your money back.

All Delivery Issues

Late, missing, damaged, or wrong item delivered.

Know Your Rights

Consumer Contracts Regulations and delivery guarantees.

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Find out what compensation you may be owed.

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Your Delivery Rights

30-Day Default

Goods must arrive within 30 days unless agreed otherwise

Essential Dates

Full refund if delivery date was essential and you made this clear

Delivery Refund

Refund of delivery charges for late delivery

Damaged Goods

Full refund or replacement for items damaged in transit

Lost Packages

Seller must replace or refund if parcel doesn't arrive

Common Questions

Who is responsible - the seller or courier?

The seller (retailer) is responsible for ensuring delivery. Your contract is with them, not the courier. If delivery fails, complain to the seller - they can deal with the courier separately.

What if my delivery date was 'estimated'?

Estimated dates aren't binding, but goods must arrive within 30 days unless you agreed otherwise. If an 'estimated' date was a key reason for purchase (e.g., birthday gift), you may have stronger rights.

Can I get a full refund for late delivery?

If delivery was essential by a certain date and you made this clear, late delivery may entitle you to cancel and get a full refund. For standard purchases, you're entitled to the delivery cost back at minimum.

Tips

  • Always complain to the seller, not the courier
  • Keep screenshots of tracking and delivery promises
  • Note if delivery date was essential for you
  • Paid by credit card? You have extra protection
  • Check if seller offers delivery guarantee

Seller Not Responding?

If the retailer won't help, NoReply can generate a formal complaint letter citing your consumer rights.

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