Late delivery of a product

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Is your product delayed or missing? Find out what applies regarding compensation and cancellation of the purchase when the delivery of the product is late or missing.

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When is a product considered delayed according to the law?

  • You have not receive the product within the promised time. The promised time is the time stated when you make the purchase, for example, in the purchase conditions or in the order confirmation.

  • There is no promised or agreed delivery time, but at least 30 days have passed since the purchase and the product has not been delivered.

How to complain about a late delivery

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If it does not get resolved

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Proofread: 10 November 2025

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