Legal
Complaints Handling / Dispute Resolution
How to raise a complaint, our response times, how to escalate, and your options if you are still not satisfied.
- Effective
- 1 July 2026
- Last Updated
- 4 October 2026 · v1.1
- Governing Law
- England & Wales
Issued by DropMarket Ltd · Company No. 17309867 · support@dropmarket.gg
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1.How to complain
Email support@dropmarket.gg with “Complaint” in the subject, or call +44 7476 562276. Tell us your username, any Order number, what went wrong and what you would like us to do. For a problem with an active Order, use the Order chat or open a dispute first: that is the fastest route (see the Refund & Dispute Policy).
2.Our response times
- First reply: our support team usually replies within a few hours.
- Acknowledgement: we acknowledge every complaint within 2 business days.
- Final response: we send our final written response within 8 weeks of receiving the complaint. If we cannot meet that, we will tell you why and when to expect it.
3.Escalation
- Stage 1, Support: the support team investigates and replies with what we will do.
- Stage 2, Review: if you are unhappy with that answer, reply asking for a review. Someone senior who was not involved looks at the complaint again and sends our final response.
4.If you are still not satisfied
Our final response will explain your options. If you are a consumer you can get free advice from Citizens Advice (citizensadvice.org.uk, consumer helpline 0808 223 1133), and you can bring a claim through the small claims track of the county court (in England and Wales, online at gov.uk/make-court-claim-for-money). Data-protection complaints can also go to the ICO (see the Privacy Policy).
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): DropMarket is not currently a member of an ADR scheme. If we cannot settle a consumer complaint through our internal process, our final response will say so, name a certified ADR entity that could deal with it, and say whether we agree to use it, as the Alternative Dispute Resolution for Consumer Disputes Regulations 2015 require. The EU ODR platform is no longer available to UK traders (post-Brexit), so it is not referenced.
Data-protection complaints follow the 30-day acknowledgement standard set out in the Privacy Policy.
Related Policies
- Refund & Dispute PolicyWhen refunds apply, category protection windows, the five-stage dispute process, store-credit and cash refund mechanics, and how chargebacks are handled.
- Privacy PolicyHow DropMarket Ltd collects, uses, shares and protects personal data under UK GDPR and the DPA 2018, including KYC data, the providers we use, how long we keep data, transfers and your rights.
- Terms of UseThe master terms governing use of the DropMarket platform: our venue role, SafeDrop Protection and payments, eligibility, accounts, consumer rights, liability, and governing law.
- Company InformationStatutory company disclosures for DropMarket Ltd: registration, registered office, VAT number and contact details.