Product faulty, broken or unsafe?
JEZ AI can help organise the purchase, defect, safety concern, evidence, repair history and seller response — then confirm the jurisdiction before relying on a refund, warranty, recall or complaint rule.
Start my faulty-goods pathwaySafety comes before the dispute.If a product may be dangerous, stop using it when it is safe to do so and follow any current official safety, recall or emergency instructions. Get medical help first if anyone has been injured.
Start with facts and records you can verify.
Identify the product and sellerRecord what was bought, who supplied it, the purchase date, price, order or receipt reference and how it was purchased.Continue with JEZ AI
Record the fault or safety concernDescribe what the product actually does, when the problem appeared and any warning, overheating, electrical, fire or other safety concern.Continue with JEZ AI
Preserve useful evidenceKeep the receipt, listing, advertising, packaging, instructions, photos or video and relevant serial or model information where safe to do so.Continue with JEZ AI
Keep repair and warranty recordsSave repair attempts, inspection reports, warranty documents and correspondence showing whether the problem returned or was resolved.Continue with JEZ AI
Record the seller responseKeep emails, messages and notes showing whether the seller offered a repair, replacement, refund, credit or another response.Continue with JEZ AI
Check the correct remedy and routeRefund, repair, replacement, recall, regulator and court options can differ by jurisdiction and by the seriousness of the problem.Continue with JEZ AI
Fault, safety and change-of-mind returns are different issues.The available remedy can depend on the seller, product, seriousness of the problem, warranty or guarantee, purchase method and jurisdiction. JEZ should verify current official sources before stating a right, deadline or required remedy.
Did the product cause an injury?Keep the consumer purchase dispute separate from the injury pathway. Medical evidence and injury-specific claim rules may also matter.Open Personal Injury & Negligence
Jurisdiction first. Source-led guidance after that.
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