Every citizen of Kazakhstan has the right to return a defective product, exchange it, or receive a refund if the product or service does not meet the stated specifications.
However, in practice, there are cases where the seller or service provider refuses to accept the goods back or refund the money.
In such situations, it is important to know the rights and understand where to turn to get legal protection.
Regulatory framework
The consumer's right to return and exchange goods is enshrined in the following documents:
If the violation is serious (for example, a systematic refusal by the seller):
If a seller or service provider refuses to refund the money, the citizen has every right to demand protection of his interests.
A citizen has the right to a refund if:
Prepare the evidence
If you do not have a receipt, you must provide any proof of purchase (transactions, bank card statements, electronic receipts, warranty cards with store stamps, photos or videos, and witness statements).
Contact the seller in writing
Write a short complaint:
The seller is obliged to consider the claim within 10 calendar days
According to the Resolution of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a list of goods that are not subject to return and exchange has been approved, for example:
If the product is from this list, the seller has the right to refuse.