Quibly Help Centre

Cancelling an order

If you need to cancel an order, you can do so yourself directly from your Dashboard, as long as the seller hasn’t prepared it for dispatch.

Who can cancel?

Only buyers can cancel an order. If there’s a problem with fulfilling an order, sellers should contact Quibly support if needed.

When can I cancel?

You can cancel at any point after placing your order, up until:

  • Delivery orders: the seller generates a shipping label
  • Collection orders: the seller scans your QR code to confirm the handover

Once either of those things has happened, cancellation is no longer available. If the item has already been dispatched or handed over, you’ll need to use the returns process instead.

How to cancel

Go to your Dashboard, find the order under ‘My Purchases’, and open the order details page. If the order is still within the cancellation window, you’ll see the option to cancel there.

What happens to my payment?

If you cancel, you won’t be charged anything. No money leaves your account, and no fees apply.

What if I’ve missed the cancellation window?

If the seller has already generated a label or confirmed the handover, you’ll need to wait for the item to arrive and then request a return. See How returns and refunds work for details.

What if the seller doesn’t ship?

If the seller doesn’t ship the item within 72 hours of your order, the order is automatically cancelled and you won’t be charged anything.

The bottom line

Buyers can cancel any order before the seller generates a shipping label (for delivery) or confirms the handover (for collection). Go to your order page and cancel from there. You won’t be charged anything. If the window has passed and the item is on its way, you’ll need to go through the returns process instead. If the seller doesn’t ship within 72 hours, the order is automatically cancelled.

 

Related articles:

Tracking your order and understanding order statuses

How returns and refunds work

Understanding buyer fees

Understanding your dashboard

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