Retailer "House" Rules

Retailer "House" Rules

Fruugo’s “House” Rules describe how we ensure that retailers, their customers, and Fruugo itself are each treated fairly. These rules provide clear guidance on the service levels and policies that retailers are required to support and comply with and should be read alongside our Terms and Conditions, which describe obligations in accordance with best industry practice.

Where a customer issue is escalated to Fruugo and/or a payment provider (known as customer dispute chargeback), Fruugo customer support will follow the rules outlined in this document to aid a timely resolution for our mutual customer and in some circumstances a third party payment provider (Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, Klarna etc).

Where a Legal issue is identified by the Fruugo Legal Team, including but not limited to an Intellectual Property issue, product safety issue, or non-compliant product identified via our proactive monitoring or a report via Notice and Takedown Procedure, the Fruugo Legal Team will follow the rules outlined in this document to ensure the matter is promptly resolved. 

Fruugo reserves the right to amend this policy at any time. As a retailer it is your responsibility to monitor this policy for any changes, additions or removals, and ensure you follow the rules outlined in this document. 

This policy should be read in conjunction with our Retailer and Terms and Conditions.

If you have any queries or questions regarding the “House” rules or any processes outlined within this document, please contact your designated Account Manager.

Table of Contents

Abuse & Discrimination

Counterfeit Goods

Enquiry & Dispute Resolution

Management of Orders

Cancellation Requests

Delivery of Goods

Returns

Damaged, Incorrect, Faulty or Not As Described Goods

Description of goods

Seller Protection

Prohibited Products

Restricted Products

Dangerous products & RAPEX alerts

Product Compliance and Product Recalls

Holiday Mode

Age-restricted Products

Intellectual Property

Extended Producer Responsibility

Court Orders and Temporary Restraining Orders

Withholding Retailer Payments