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Disputes

Organise a faulty goods dispute

Capture purchase details, when the fault appeared, and every contact with the seller in one place.

Facts & timeline checklist

  • Seller / retailer name and how you bought (in store, website, marketplace).
  • Purchase date, price paid, order or receipt number.
  • What was bought and what is wrong — factual description of the fault.
  • When you first noticed the problem.
  • Each contact with the seller: date, channel, and response.
  • Any returns, replacements, or refunds offered or refused (record what was said).

Evidence to label

  • Receipt, order confirmation, or invoice.
  • Photos or videos of the fault (dated if possible).
  • Product description / listing as sold (screenshot or saved page).
  • Emails, chat logs, or letters with the seller.
  • Delivery notes or tracking if relevant to when it arrived.

What your Case Pack contains

A structured summary of the purchase, parties, chronology of the fault and contacts, labelled evidence, amounts paid, and the outcome you are hoping for — for your records or to share. Not advice on consumer rights.

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Guides: Labelling evidence · Dispute documents checklist · Structuring a chronology

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