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Cancellation service #1 in New Zealand
Felt is a New Zealand online marketplace focused on seller listings and buyer connections. It operates a prepaid, pay-as-you-go seller model rather than a recurring subscription model for listings.
Felt operates in New Zealand and provides seller tools, listing fees, and success fees for items sold on the platform. Platform terms and payment handling differ by purchase channel (App Store, Google Play, web).
For App Store/Google Play subscriptions, cancelling stops future auto-renewals but you typically retain access until the current paid period ends.
For web sellers, account termination after the one-week notice will close the seller account and disable listings once processed.
App Store subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled more than 24 hours before period end; Google Play follows its subscription rules.
Sellers on the web operate on prepaid credits; no automatic subscription renewals apply to listings.
When a seller closes their account, listings will be removed according to Felt’s process and timelines.
Users should export or save any account data they need before requesting closure, as Felt’s terms do not promise extended data access post-closure.
Listing fees and prepaid Felt account credits are generally non-refundable under Felt’s Terms & Conditions.
If a seller closes an account without breaching terms, Felt may, at its discretion, refund remaining credit or unused listing fees.
Felt’s terms do not specify a 14-day cooling-off period for New Zealand buyers. Standard NZ consumer law (for example, the Consumer Guarantees Act) may still apply where relevant.
For disputes about refunds, check platform refund processes (Apple/Google) and consider NZ consumer protection options if rights under law are affected.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listing (4‑month) | NZ$0.50 | Per listing lasting four months | Allows listing of one item |
| Extra category listing | NZ$0.30 | Per additional category per listing | Add item to extra category |
| Success fee | 8.5% of sale price | Per successful sale | Commission deducted when item sells |
| Minimum top‑up | NZ$10.00 | One‑off preload | Required to enable selling account |
Felt in New Zealand uses a prepaid seller model rather than a subscription model for listings.
Prices are current as of early 2026 and are subject to change; check Felt’s site for updates.
Sellers preload a minimum balance to list items; listing and category fees are deducted from that balance.
Success fees are taken when a sale completes; unused credit may be refunded only at Felt’s discretion when terms permit.
New Zealand consumer protections such as the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) may apply to goods and services bought through Felt.
These statutory rights operate separately from Felt’s Terms & Conditions and cannot be contracted out of where the law applies.
If you cannot resolve a refund or cancellation issue with Felt or a platform, consider contacting NZ consumer protection authorities or seeking dispute resolution guidance.
Keep purchase records and any communication with Felt or app stores to support your case.
There are no widely available user reviews specific to felt.co.nz on mainstream review platforms such as Trustpilot or ProductReview New Zealand.
The absence of reviews means fewer community-sourced experiences are available for prospective users.
ScamDoc lists felt.co.nz with a 'Good' rating but does not show user reviews, indicating limited public feedback rather than active complaints.
Lack of detailed user reviews makes it harder to gauge common issues or praise from other sellers and buyers.
When relying on limited public feedback, review Felt’s terms carefully and document interactions with support for your records.
Platform behavior (refunds, cancellations) is often governed by Apple/Google when purchases are made through their stores.
Users often try to cancel an App Store subscription on the day it renews; Apple requires cancellation more than 24 hours before period end to avoid renewal.
For web seller accounts, failing to give at least one week’s notice can delay closure and retention of listings or fees.
Some people expect refunds from Felt for purchases handled by Apple/Google and contact Felt first, which can delay resolution.
Always keep receipts and use the correct support channel - Apple for App Store, Google for Play purchases, and Felt Support for web account closures.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refunds | Key notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Turn off Auto‑Renew in Apple ID → Subscriptions > Felt; cancel >24 hours before period end. | Handled by Apple; Felt does not control Apple refunds. | Unused free trial forfeited once paid; Apple retains control. |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Google Play Store → Subscriptions; follow Google’s steps. | Refunds handled by Google per its policies. | Felt’s docs indicate platform-managed refunds for in‑app purchases. |
| Web (felt.co.nz sellers) | Notify Felt Support with at least one week’s notice to terminate seller account. | Listing fees and prepaid credits are non-refundable except at Felt’s discretion. | Prepaid, pay‑as‑you‑go model; no recurring listing subscription. |
Cancel App Store/Google Play subscriptions through the respective stores; cancel web seller accounts by contacting Felt Support with one week’s notice.
Refund prospects depend on platform rules (Apple/Google) and Felt’s discretionary web refund policy for credits.
Felt Ltd - Christchurch, New Zealand. No public postal address for cancellations is provided in Felt’s Terms of Use.
Account termination and cancellation communications must be made via Felt’s online support channels or email.
Contact Felt Support via the contact or support page linked from Felt’s site; there is no dedicated postal cancellation address listed.
Reference Felt’s terms for seller account closure: felt.co.nz terms.
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