What to do when the supplier does not deliver goods after payment? Should I send a legal notice for
17-Jul-2024 (In Criminal Law)
If you've made a payment but haven't received the goods or services, your first step should be to contact the seller or service provider to clarify the issue and request a resolution this might be a revised delivery date, a refund, or compensation. If they don't respond or the issue isn't resolved, you can escalate it to your payment provider or bank and file a dispute or chargeback, especially if you paid via credit/debit card or a trusted online platform. For larger losses or cases involving fraud, you may also reach out to consumer protection authorities or take legal action to recover your money. In business transactions, it's also wise to review your contract terms and consider alternate suppliers to prevent future disruptions.
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