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When receiving damaged packages, the buyers can help to identify if:
1. The external packaging of the parcel is visibly damaged
💡 Tip: When you request a refund, select the reason of ‘Did not receive the order’ as you’ve rejected the parcel.
2. Product is damaged after the courier has left
💡 Tip: If the seller agrees to refund, we’ll refund the amount to the buyer. If the seller rejects the refund, our Dispute Team will contact you for evidence. Please ensure that you’ve taken photos and videos of the damaged packaging and product(s).
⚠️ Important note: Please don’t click ‘Order Received’ until you’ve checked all products in the package and you’re satisfied with the condition of the products. For further assistance, contact us via the channels at the bottom of the page.
Below are sub-reason codes that you may raise based on the damaged conditions of the item received:
1) Shattered/broken products - Shattered/broken products when the product received is broken into pieces due to impact. Examples of products are glass or ceramics.
Evidence requirement:
Photo(s) of the parcel, the product, and its internal and external packaging
Photo(s) of the product showing the damaged condition
2) Spilled liquid/contents - When the products received have spilled or leaked out leading to a loss of the product and potential damage to surrounding items. This could be due to improper packaging or sealing, or mishandling during transportation or storage.
Evidence requirement:
Photo(s) of the parcel, the product, and its internal and external packaging
Photo(s) of the product showing the spilled liquid/contents
3) Scratch/dents - When the surface of the item has been marked or damaged by a sharp object, leading to visible lines or spots. The damage can affect the product's appearance and potentially its functionality.
Evidence requirement:
Photo(s) of the parcel, the product, and its internal and external packaging
Photo(s) of the product showing the scratch/dents
4) Outer packaging damaged - The product received have damaged on the outer packaging or on the external layer/container designed to protect and contain the product is compromised. The factors could be due to transportation, handling, or storage.
Evidence requirement:
Photo(s) and/or video(s) of the product showing physical damage (e.g. cracks, defects)
Photo(s) and/or video(s) showing the condition of the internal and external packaging of the parcel
5) Other packaging damaged - When the item received has external packaging damaged on the item. There is a high possibility for parcel mishandling by the couriers or improper packaging/sealing.
Evidence requirement:
Photo(s) and/or video(s) of the product showing physical damage (e.g. cracks, defects)
Photo(s) and/or video(s) showing the condition of the internal and external packaging of the parcel
Example of evidence:
💡 Guidelines for Evidence:
File size: 10 MB/photo, 30 MB/video (up to 1 min)
Clear, quality evidence (close-ups for defects)
Video evidence is recommended for faulty product returns
Include negotiation history with a seller, if applicable