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How does the Dispute and Claim process work?
If buyer doesn't receive the goods or the goods received are not as description, there are three-step dispute process for buyers to follow.
If for any reason a buyer is unsatisfied with an order from one of AliExpress' suppliers, immediate action can be taken, by following these basic procedures in their respective order:
1. Contact Supplier
2. Open a Dispute
3. Escalate Dispute
When can I Open Dispute?
* If supplier sent the products by DHL/UPS/TNT/FedEx, you can submit an "Open Dispute" from the 6th day to 23rd day after seller sent the goods out.
* If supplier sent the products by EMS/SF, you can submit an "Open Dispute" from the 6th day to 27th day after seller sent the goods out.
* If supplier sent the products by China Post/HK Post, you can submit an "Open Dispute" from the 6th day to 39th day after seller sent the goods out.
Note: the seller’s promised delivery time can be set as long as 60 days, so the deadline to open dispute will depend on the exact time that the seller has set. Please open dispute before the deadline. Once the order is completed, the payment will be released to the seller and you will be unable to open dispute again.
When can I Escalate Dispute:
If you still couldn’t reach an agreement with supplier, you could submit an "Escalate Dispute" from: the 4th day to 15th day of the initial Open Dispute.
If you do not take any action until 16th day, the dispute will automatically be submitted to AliExpress.com Case Management Team.
Note: if the order is in transit and the seller’s promised time is not expired, buyer would be unable to Escalate Dispute. The dispute will be automatically escalated after the seller’s promised delivery time is expired and our Case Management Team will follow up accordingly.