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Shipping, Delivery & Post-Purchase Protection v1

Order, Delivery & Refund Evidence Checker

Review a late order, tracking inconsistency or refund concern using the purchase facts you can verify. Keep delivery promises, return terms and buyer protection evidence together before deciding what to do next.

Supply what you can verify

Leave unknown items blank. Times are entered in your local timezone. No carrier URL is opened or scraped.

Tracking events (JSON)

Example: [{"occurred_at":"2026-10-01T09:00:00Z","status":"accepted","country":"PK","source":"carrier"}]

Evidence vault manifest (JSON)

Manifest only: kind, SHA-256 checksum, media_type, size_bytes, optional captured_at/redacted. No files are uploaded or verified. Redact receipts and screenshots before sharing elsewhere.

Do not enter account credentials, card numbers, phone numbers or names of individual recipients. Order references, tracking numbers and return addresses are hashed before persistence.

Post-purchase report

Complete any relevant evidence fields. Coverage and confidence account for what's missing or unverified.

A practical guide

How to use the order, delivery & refund evidence checker

Supply the evidence

Supply the seller, purchase and promised delivery dates, tracking observations, return or refund terms and any documented communications. Leave unknown details blank.

Read the result

Review inconsistencies between the promise and the observed order status, evidence gaps and purchase protection context.

Check the limits

A delayed package or unusual tracking update does not automatically mean fraud. Carrier links are not automatically opened or verified, and the tool does not contact the seller or file a dispute.

Questions about this tool

Does a late delivery mean I have been scammed?

Not necessarily. Compare the promised delivery window with current carrier information and the seller's response. Preserve evidence and check your provider's dispute deadlines through official channels.

How should I interpret missing evidence?

Missing evidence means the assessment has less support or coverage. It does not establish safety or wrongdoing. Review the sources and dates, and independently verify the gaps that matter to your decision.