Protection for buyers purchasing completed digital products.
Mehor helps buyers make clearer decisions by keeping listing details, seller messages, delivery activity, add-ons, and order status organized in one transaction flow.
Help buyers understand what they are buying before they commit.
Buyer protection is about transparency. A buyer should be able to review the project, ask questions, understand the delivery method, and check the delivered files before the order is fully completed.
What buyer protection helps with
Buyers can review the project title, price, description, stack, delivery method, included items, not included items, support, and add-ons before ordering.
Buyers can contact the seller before starting an order to ask about the project, files, setup, limitations, or customization needs.
After delivery, buyers have time to review the files, repository access, setup notes, and any included or agreed items.
If something is wrong with the order, buyers can open a dispute so Mehor can review the order details, messages, delivery activity, and related context.
What buyers should do
Read the full listing before starting an order.
Check what is included and what is not included.
Ask the seller questions before ordering when something is unclear.
Review whole-dollar pricing and rounded amounts before checkout.
Review delivered files, repo access, add-ons, and setup notes during the review period.
Use the dispute flow if there is a real issue with the order.
What buyer protection does not cover
Changing your mind after the seller delivered what was listed.
Expecting features, files, support, or custom work that were not included in the listing or order.
Ignoring listing details before placing the order.
Requesting work outside the agreed order flow.
Trying to bypass Mehor’s checkout, order, or message process.
How buyer protection works during a dispute
If the delivered project does not match the listing or agreed order details, the buyer can open a dispute. Mehor can review the listing, messages, delivery evidence, add-ons, timeline, and order status before deciding the next step.
The buyer explains what is wrong with the order.
Mehor reviews listing details, messages, delivery activity, and related context.
The seller can clarify what was delivered and provide supporting information.
The order may be completed, canceled, or partially refunded.
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