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Resolving Disputes on Bike Hub
Resolving Disputes on Bike Hub

Has a deal not gone as planned? Here's how to proceed.

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Written by Nick Webb
Updated yesterday

Bike Hub Pay Transactions:

If you used Bike Hub Pay for your transaction, you can log a dispute with us for assistance with returns and refunds.

Direct Deals:

For transactions done directly between buyers and sellers (without Bike Hub Pay), you must resolve the issue privately. Bike Hub cannot enforce or dissolve private agreements.

Steps to Resolve Disputes:

  1. Discuss with the Other Party:

    • Most reputable buyers/sellers are open to resolving issues. Options may include:

      • A partial or full refund.

      • Returning the goods.

  2. Small Claims Court:

    • If the other party refuses to cooperate, you may take the matter to the Small Claims Court.

  3. Report to the Police:

    • If a crime (e.g., fraud) has occurred, report it to the South African Police Service.

  4. Report the Account to Bike Hub:

    • If the seller/buyer violates Bike Hub’s Terms and Policies (e.g., non-delivery or non-payment), report the account to us.

  5. Dealer Accounts:

    • If the seller is a dealer, the Consumer Protection Act may apply. They could be required to repair, replace, or refund within 6 months of purchase.

  6. Post a Rating:

    • Share your experience by rating the user on Bike Hub. This won’t resolve your issue but can warn others and encourage the seller to reconsider their stance.

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