On the site:
- You can combine products only in the Goods from Stores tab with the Received status.
- In the Goods from Stores section, check the boxes for the goods you want to consolidate and click Create Shipment.
In the application:
- You can combine products only in the Order tab with the Received status.
- To combine, press one of the parts in the Order section and hold for 2-3 seconds.
- After that, boxes will appear on the left, and you can select the parts you need to consolidate.
When bundling, some warehouses use additional packaging. The size of the box and its need can only be determined by the warehouse worker, and there is no way to foresee or refuse the package in advance.
To arrange the division of a parcel into several parts, you must contact the warehouse workers (the e-mail of the warehouses is on the website), indicating the parcel number, account number, and how many parts you want to divide the parcel into.
Upon delivery from the online store to the Meest Shopping overseas warehouse (until the receipt), responsibility for the goods is on the seller and the transport company to which the seller entrusted the delivery to our postal office. Meest Shopping insurance covers only received and sent parcels from the warehouse until they are delivered to the addressee in the destination country. Therefore, we do everything to ensure your packages arrive undamaged and in proper condition, controlling every movement step.
If, upon receipt of the parcel, you find apparent mechanical damage to the box or contents, you should inform the courier and draw up a protocol on the spot, as well as take photographs. You must also apply (in writing or electronically) to the Meest Shopping office or send it by e-mail: meest.shopping@meest.com. We will figure out the situation and help with a refund.
Reimbursement cannot be applied to items (including food) shipped in violation of the requirements for the transportation of such goods, in particular, packaging and sealing standards, packaging tightness, or requiring special storage conditions (hot/cold) and expiration dates. In such cases, the sender is responsible for the goods (in the parcel).
