Off the body: bags, wristwear, fragrance and speakers
The wrist, the hand and everything that travels next to you rather than on you. These shelves raise different questions: batteries, liquids, sealed packs and what nobody tests.
Wrist and hand
Watches are photographed as a dial close-up, the item with its box, and the dial with the strap. Ask for a detail photo of the clasp or case back if those matter to you. Phones fall under the digital products rule: to be returnable, the network access sticker must be intact, there must be no water damage and the phone must not have been activated.
MambaBuy's inspection description is blunt about electronics: whether an appliance, gadget or accessory works, or is genuine, is not something the warehouse checks. Wallets and keychains are light and rarely affect freight.
Bags, scent, sound and shelf pieces
Bags get front, rear and item-with-box photos. A rigid bag with its box ships large; ask whether the box can stay behind. If you buy a suitcase, MambaBuy's free luggage space optimisation lets staff pack smaller items inside it.
Perfume is a liquid, and the MambaBuy disclaimer names bulk liquids among goods that face customs risk. Fragrance also falls under the special return rule for cosmetics and perfume: the one-time seal must be unbroken.
Speakers and other electronics can lose their batteries at packing; the disclaimer says batteries are removed for compliance. Figurines and models can only be returned with tapes and plastic seals intact.
What MambaBuy will not check or cover on these shelves
Before an order is submitted, MambaBuy asks you to accept a purchase agency disclaimer with seven points. Three bite hardest on carried things: electronics, tickets and cards get visual checks only; fragile goods are checked only for being intact before dispatch; and sensitive items such as batteries, oils and lubricants are taken out.
Shipping Protection adds its own exclusions. Electronics and sealed products that cannot be inspected are not compensated for damage, fragile goods are covered for loss but not breakage, and jewellery and valuables are excluded altogether.
