You do not live in Czechia. Therefore, we cannot help you. You can do this instead:
Do you live in another EU country, Norway, or Iceland? Then contact the European Consumer Centre in your country.
Do you live in the United Kingdom? Then contact the UK International Consumer Centre.
Do you live outside the EU, Norway, Iceland or the United Kingdom? Then contact a consumer organisation in your country.
We can only help if the trader is located in another EU country, Norway, Iceland, or the United Kingdom.
For traders located in another country, such as the United States or China, please check whether a consumer organisation in that country can help you.
We can only help with problems related to a purchase or trip in another EU country, Norway, Iceland, or the United Kingdom.
Do you have an issue with a Czech trader? Please contact an out-of-court resolution (ADR) body for assistance.
We can only help with personal purchases.
A personal purchase is something you buy for yourself or for someone you know.
It is not intended for business activities
Did you buy something for your business activities? Then go to an attorney-of-law for assistance.
First, inform the trader that you are dissatisfied.
Write them an email, letter or chat message.
This gives the trader the opportunity to solve the problem.
Make sure to save these messages.
We need them if the trader doesn't provide a solution or doesn't respond at all, and you ask us for assistance again.
We will need documentation of your communication with the trader, such as emails, letters, or chat records. This allows us to see how and what was discussed. For example, phone calls alone are not sufficient.
First, send the trader a message requesting a solution. Make sure to save these messages. We will need them to be able to help you.