Refund / Cancellation / No-show Policy
Dazzles is committed to running a trusted, transparent and customer-focused platform. This page explains the standards, rules and processes that support that commitment.
This policy explains how Dazzles may handle cancellations, refunds, credits, failed-access situations and no-show scenarios. The exact outcome in any case depends on the booking stage, the reason for the cancellation and whether the provider had already started travelling or working.
1. Customer cancellations
Customers may cancel a booking through the app where that option is available. Where a cancellation is made sufficiently in advance and no provider resources have materially been committed, Dazzles may issue a full refund or credit, subject to the payment method and operational circumstances.
2. Late cancellations
If a cancellation is made after a provider has been assigned, has begun travelling or has set aside capacity for the booking, Dazzles may deduct a reasonable cancellation charge or provide only a partial refund or platform credit, where such treatment has been disclosed and is commercially justified.
3. Failed access and no-show situations
If a provider arrives and is unable to access the premises, cannot begin work because the booking details were materially inaccurate, or the customer is unavailable, Dazzles may treat the booking as a failed-access or no-show event and may apply a reasonable charge to cover wasted time or travel.
4. Provider cancellations
Where a provider cannot fulfil a confirmed booking, Dazzles may attempt reassignment, rescheduling, credit issuance or a refund depending on the circumstances. Repeated provider-side cancellation may affect provider standing on the platform.
5. Service-quality concerns
If a customer raises a genuine service-quality complaint, Dazzles may review the issue and, where appropriate, offer a proportionate remedy such as support intervention, partial credit, re-service or another commercially reasonable outcome.
6. Payment timing
Refund timing may vary depending on the payment channel, banking processes, card network rules or mobile-money processing timelines.
