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TCG Mark Buyer Protection Policy

Overview of TCG Mark's buyer protection flows for refunds, returns, and disputes.

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TCG Mark has post-purchase refund, return, and dispute flows that help buyers resolve problems with delivered or missing items.

What TCG Mark buyer protection covers

The current buyer issue flows cover reasons such as:

  • Item not as described

  • Item damaged

  • Item not received

  • Wrong item

  • Changed mind

Refund request window

The current refund flow uses a 30-day eligibility window. Refund eligibility is checked against delivery date, or falls back to order timing when delivery timing is missing.

The refund form supports both:

  • Full refund

  • Partial refund

Return request window

The current return flow uses a 14-day window for eligible delivered items. Returns are separate from refunds and are intended for cases where the item should be sent back.

Seller response deadlines

  • Refund requests: 72 hours

  • Return requests: the return flow has its own separate response handling

Refund requests that expire without a seller response can be escalated automatically to disputes.

Dispute resolution and escalation

If a seller denies a refund request, the buyer can escalate that request into a dispute. The current dispute system supports:

  • Dispute creation

  • Messages between buyer and seller

  • Evidence uploads

  • Resolution offers

  • Accept, reject, withdraw, and close actions

How to use buyer protection

  1. Go to Orders and open the order you need help with.

  2. Choose Request Refund or Request Return depending on the problem.

  3. Select the reason for your request and provide details.

  4. Wait for the seller response window.

  5. If needed, escalate to a dispute.

Tips for a smooth resolution

  • Act quickly — submit your request within the refund or return window

  • Document everything — take photos of any damage or incorrect items

  • Keep packaging — retain all original packaging until the issue is resolved

  • Provide details — include a clear description of the problem

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