Ead’s Purchase Protection program was built to ensure that buyers and sellers have a positive experience on Ead. For eligible sellers, our program can offer a little extra peace of mind when cases arise. Ead may cover buyer refunds for orders up to $250 on any case arising from a qualified order. This page explains how the Purchase Protection program works, and the types of items and transactions subject to the program.

These terms are part of our http://3.233.241.152/term-conditions/. To qualify for the Ead Purchase Protection program for sellers, you agree to these terms and our Terms of Use. The Ead Purchase Protection program for sellers is not an insurance policy, a warranty, nor a guarantee. Ead will decide, in its sole discretion, if a transaction is granted protection under the Ead Purchase Protection program or not. Ead reserves the right to change, suspend, or discontinue the program at any time, for any reason, and we will not be liable to you for the effect that any changes to the program may have on you. You have no legal claim under the program. In the event that Ead does not refund the buyer, this will not affect the buyer’s right to make claims against your shop. Your legal rights remain intact.

1. About Ead’s Purchase Protection program for sellers

Under Ead’s Purchase Protection program for sellers, Ead helps qualified sellers resolve eligible cases. We understand that things can still go wrong even if a seller has taken all of the necessary steps to ensure a good buyer experience. In these cases, where an order meets all of our requirements, Ead may refund buyers for orders that total up to $250 USD (including shipping & taxes collected on the Ead Platform) and sellers will not be held responsible. For more information about cases, please refer to our http://3.233.241.152/cases-policy/.

Ead’s Purchase Protection program for sellers applies to cases where the item does not arrive, and disputes about listing accuracy. In general, it will not apply to cases concerning damaged items, however Ead may cover a seller’s first case related to a damaged item in each calendar year.

For cases where the item does not arrive, Ead Purchase Protection protects sellers for orders that are shipped, but ultimately not received at their final destination. Sellers who meet the eligibility criteria outlined here may not be held financially responsible for such non-delivery cases that result in a buyer refund.

For disputes about listing accuracy, Ead Purchase Protection protects sellers for orders that match the listing description and photos, where a buyer claims it does not. Ead does not cover orders that differ from the listing description, so, we strongly recommend using accurate photos and descriptions when listing an item.

For cases where the item arrives damaged, Ead Purchase Protection supports sellers with their first eligible case starting August 1, 2022 and once for each calendar year (January to December) thereafter. Otherwise, sellers are responsible for resolving cases where the buyer has reported that an item has arrived damaged. For this reason, we recommend packaging all items securely, and purchasing shipping insurance.

Sellers are also responsible for their independent warranty or return requirements under local applicable law.

2. Order Eligibility Requirements

Sellers are automatically covered under Ead’s Purchase Protection program if they take the steps detailed below. Here’s what you need to do to make sure your orders are covered:

A. Use valid tracking and/or, where available, a shipping label purchased on Ead. mark your order as shipped after you send it out, and provide Ead with a valid tracking number on the order that shows the order route and delivery progress.

B. Use Ead’s payment platform, where available. For PayPal transactions, buyers will be directed to handle cases through PayPal.

C. Ship the order to the address provided on Ead. If your buyer provides an alternate shipping address through Messages, be mindful of Fraud and scams. You may choose to cancel and refund the order and ask the buyer to purchase the item again with the corrected shipping address.

D. Package your order carefully to avoid damage in transit.

E. Include processing time on you listing  and ship your order within those stated processing times. You must also have an Estimated Delivery Date (EDD) for a listing, which includes transit times and, where applicable, zip code. Informal agreements through Ead Messages to change the shipping date will not qualify; we use the processing times you set for each listing to determine the ship-by date.

F. Fill out all of your Shop Policies (it’s especially important to have policies for returns, exchanges, and custom orders). Your Shop Policies have to comply with Ead’s policies, as well as your local laws.

G. Keep your shop in good standing (that means you’re not violating any of http://3.233.241.152/policies-for-our-community/.

H. Seller er fulfilled the Ead verification prosses.

I. Seller has already sold 100 items ang got crown label seller.

Sellers are responsible for refunding costs for orders that fall outside of these requirements, are over the $250 threshold (including shipping & taxes), or are damaged in transit following the first case covered by Ead. Ead strongly recommends purchasing insurance when fulfilling your order for these reasons.

If a seller has obtained third party insurance, or has carrier, and/or payment processor coverage, we ask that they first submit a claim to their primary coverage. Ead reserves the right to process a refund only where other coverages do not apply.

Last updated on Jun 13, 2022