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Depop is an online peer-to-peer marketplace and mobile app where people buy and sell secondhand and new fashion items. It combines social features with listings and payment processing to connect buyers and sellers.
Users list items for sale, buyers pay via the payment method offered (Depop Payments/Klarna or PayPal), and sellers ship items to buyers. Depop charges transaction fees per sale rather than requiring subscriptions in New Zealand.
If the seller confirms cancellation before dispatch, they should refund the payment via the original payment method. Keep in‑app messages as proof of agreement.
If the seller does not agree or does not respond, the order remains active and you may need to pursue a dispute or buyer protection claim. Any refund outcome then follows Depop or payment provider rules.
If you used PayPal outside Depop Payments, your protection depends on PayPal's policies, which may differ from Depop Protection.
There have been cases showing conflicts between Depop and PayPal outcomes; if PayPal denies a claim you can still appeal through Depop or seek other dispute resolution routes.
Depop in New Zealand uses transaction‑based fees: a selling fee, payment processing fees, and optional boosted listing fees.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Selling (no subscription) | 10% of item sale price (excl. taxes) | Per sale | No subscription, listing free, fee applies per sale via Depop |
| Payment Processing | Varies (PayPal processing fee in NZD) | Per sale | Processed via PayPal; exact NZD amount depends on PayPal account/setup |
| Boosted Listing (visibility upgrade) | 8% of item sale price + shipping (excl. taxes) | Per sale where boost leads to sale | Charged only if buyer interacts via boost and completes purchase within 28 days |
New Zealand law generally gives a 7‑day cooling‑off period only for unsolicited agreements; voluntary online purchases (like Depop) do not automatically have a cooling‑off right.
Depop's policy states that change‑of‑mind returns and refunds are not offered unless the seller agrees.
Some New Zealand buyers report smooth transactions with tracked NZPost shipping and fast delivery, describing purchases as straightforward and satisfactory.
Other users praise the community feel and ease of listing and browsing on Depop.
A common mistake is assuming Depop will automatically cancel an order or issue a refund. Depop lacks a standard cancellation feature for purchases; cancellations require seller agreement or a successful dispute.
Buyers sometimes miss the 30‑day dispute window or fail to keep message and photo evidence. This weakens claims for refunds or returns.
Sellers can hurt their own case by not responding promptly to buyer messages within the expected 48‑hour window for "not as described" issues.
| Topic | Depop (New Zealand) | Key point |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation feature | No built‑in cancel order; must agree with seller | Contact seller immediately to request cancellation |
| Refunds | Only for significant issues under Depop Protection | Open dispute within 30 days; returns tracked and limited shipping cover |
| Fees | 10% selling fee; PayPal processing varies; 8% boost fee | Transaction‑based; no subscription in NZ |
| Buyer protection | Depop Protection or PayPal buyer protection (if used) | Protection varies by payment method and circumstances |
Depop Limited, 37 Warren Street, London, W1T 6AD, United Kingdom.
There is no Depop office listed in New Zealand. Use in‑app support or the global help pages for official contact and account issues.
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Written by Hunter Thompson
Digital-law graduate · 7 years experience
Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 7 years.