We charge the order total when you place the order. If you have a valid reason, contact Customer Services through the channels on the Contact page to cancel. Once the order is cancelled, the refund is made automatically.
If you were given a receipt or invoice for the order, you need to return it as well.
We refund the order total in these cases:
You can withdraw from the purchase within 14 days of receiving the products, without giving a reason and without paying a penalty. Within that time, just notify us by post, phone or e-mail using the details on the Contact page. You can use the withdrawal form attached to the contract or simply state clearly that you are withdrawing.
You must return the product to the seller, or to someone the seller has authorised, within 10 days of sending the notice. Within 14 days of receiving your notice, and provided the product has been returned, the seller refunds the amount you paid in one payment to the payment method you used, with no cost or obligation to you.
Under the Distance Contracts Regulation, the right of withdrawal does not apply to:
Check the product before you accept it. Do not accept a product with a defect or damage that a simple check would reveal. If you accept it without checking, you are deemed to have accepted it as sound and undamaged.
If a product cannot be delivered because it is out of stock or because of an exceptional situation such as force majeure, we let you know without delay. The sale is cancelled and the amount you paid is refunded to your credit card on the same day.
If the problem is caused only by you, we reserve the right not to refund. The conditions for returning products follow the Distance Sales Contract, the Pre-Information Form and the law. Your right of withdrawal and your other rights under consumer law are unaffected.
For any question, request or complaint, use the address, e-mail or phone number on the Contact page. For complaints and objections you can also apply to the Consumer Arbitration Committee or the Consumer Court of the place where you bought the product or where you live, within the monetary limits the Ministry of Trade announces each year.