Dropshipping

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Dropshipping - Engelska

Have you purchased something online from a company claiming to be Swedish? Have you later found out that the item was sent to you from outside the EU? Have you had to pay extra unexpected charges? If so, you may have been shopping from a dropshipping company.

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Your legal rights when shopping online

  • You have the right to lodge a complaint about a product if it is broken, does not work or does not match the company’s description.

  • You have the right of withdrawal and return for 14 days from the date you receive or pick up the item.

  • Companies must clearly inform you of the total price before you make your purchase. You should not be charged extra fees afterwards.

Learn about dropshipping

Your rights regarding dropshipping

If you encounter problem

Proofread: 20 April 2026

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