✦ Company complaint letter guide
Temu complaint letter: refunds, faulty goods and delivery
Create a structured Temu complaint letter for refunds, faulty goods, missing deliveries, wrong items, warranty disputes or poor service.
Choose the problem
Start with the Temu issue that matches your complaint
Retail complaints are stronger when the letter identifies the order, item, fault, contact history and remedy requested.
Faulty goods
Use this when an item is defective, broken, unsafe or not working as expected.
Start this complaint →Refund refused
Use this where a refund has been rejected, delayed or only partly offered.
Start this complaint →Item not delivered
Use this where an order never arrived or the delivery evidence is disputed.
Start this complaint →Wrong item received
Use this when the item delivered does not match the order or description.
Start this complaint →Warranty dispute
Use this where warranty cover, repair or replacement has been refused.
Start this complaint →Poor service
Use this where service was poor, ignored or unresolved.
Start this complaint →Complaint route
How a retail complaint should progress
Complain to the retailer first with the order details, fault or service issue and the specific remedy requested.
Complain to the retailer first
Give the order number, item, purchase date, problem, evidence and requested outcome.
Ask for a clear decision
If the reply is generic or delayed, ask the retailer to address the evidence and confirm its position.
Escalate if needed
If unresolved, consider payment-provider routes, any relevant ADR route or other consumer options depending on the issue.
For retail pages, the safe default is to avoid implying a single ombudsman route unless verified.
Evidence checklist
What to include for each Temu complaint type
Use the checklist to make the letter specific enough for the company to investigate and respond.
| Complaint type | Evidence to include | Likely outcome to request |
|---|---|---|
| Faulty goods | Order number, purchase date, fault description, photos and previous contact. | Repair, replacement, refund or written explanation. |
| Refund refused | Order number, return request, return proof and company response. | Refund and confirmation of timescale. |
| Item not delivered | Order confirmation, tracking, delivery photo and contact history. | Refund, replacement or delivery investigation. |
| Wrong item received | Order confirmation, item photos, delivery note and correspondence. | Correct item, replacement or refund. |
| Warranty dispute | Warranty terms, purchase proof, fault report and response. | Warranty review, repair, replacement or refund. |
| Poor service | Dates, messages, store or order details and impact. | Apology, service review or practical remedy. |
- Evidence to include
- Order number, purchase date, fault description, photos and previous contact.
- Likely outcome to request
- Repair, replacement, refund or written explanation.
- Evidence to include
- Order number, return request, return proof and company response.
- Likely outcome to request
- Refund and confirmation of timescale.
- Evidence to include
- Order confirmation, tracking, delivery photo and contact history.
- Likely outcome to request
- Refund, replacement or delivery investigation.
- Evidence to include
- Order confirmation, item photos, delivery note and correspondence.
- Likely outcome to request
- Correct item, replacement or refund.
- Evidence to include
- Warranty terms, purchase proof, fault report and response.
- Likely outcome to request
- Warranty review, repair, replacement or refund.
- Evidence to include
- Dates, messages, store or order details and impact.
- Likely outcome to request
- Apology, service review or practical remedy.
Outcome request
What you can ask Temu to do
The strongest complaint letters state the practical result you want, not just what went wrong.
If you need to make a formal complaint to TEMU, this page will help you prepare a clear, evidence-based letter. A structured complaint improves the likelihood of securing a refund, replacement, fee reversal, or account correction following a disputed order.
When to submit a formal complaint to TEMU
You should escalate in writing if in-app support has not resolved your issue, particularly where the dispute involves missing deliveries, incorrect or defective goods, refund delays, unauthorised charges, or return disputes. A written complaint creates a documented record that may assist with payment provider escalation if necessary.
What this letter should achieve
- State your order number, item details, and purchase date.
- Explain the issue clearly (non-delivery, damaged goods, incorrect item, refund not processed).
- Describe the financial impact, including item cost and delivery charges.
- Clarify whether the goods were returned and provide tracking details if applicable.
- Request a defined outcome: refund, replacement, fee reversal, or written explanation.
- Set a reasonable deadline for response.
Common TEMU complaint themes (Online Marketplace)
- Item not delivered despite tracking showing delivery.
- Damaged, faulty, or counterfeit goods.
- Incorrect item received.
- Refund delays after return confirmation.
- Unexpected charges or payment errors.
- Account or voucher issues.
Keep your complaint focused on the main issue and avoid introducing unrelated concerns.
Evidence to include
- Order confirmation and order number.
- Tracking information and delivery screenshots.
- Photographs of damaged or incorrect items.
- Proof of return shipment and tracking confirmation.
- Payment confirmation or bank statement excerpt (if disputing a charge).
- Copies of previous correspondence with TEMU.
Present events in chronological order to strengthen clarity.
How to frame your requested outcome
- State the exact refund amount requested.
- If goods were returned, include the return tracking reference.
- If the item was defective, explain how it differed from the description.
- If you intend to pursue a chargeback, state that you prefer direct resolution first.
- Request written confirmation once the issue has been resolved.
Timeframes and escalation
Initial response: Allow approximately 14 days for a substantive reply.
If TEMU does not resolve the issue, you may consider escalation via your payment provider (chargeback or Section 75 where applicable) depending on the purchase method. Keep copies of all correspondence to support any escalation.
Where cross-border consumer law applies, resolution may depend on the governing terms of sale and payment provider protections.
Practical drafting tips
- Keep the tone factual and concise.
- Use bullet points for dates, costs, and tracking details.
- Avoid emotional language; focus on evidence and order terms.
- Retain copies of all submitted documents.
A concise, well-supported complaint significantly increases the probability of prompt refund or replacement without requiring third-party claims services.
Temu complaint FAQs
How long should I give Temu to respond?
What evidence should I attach?
What if Temu refuses to refund me?
How do I structure a complaint about: Refund delays?
How do I structure a complaint about: Missing orders?
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