Wiggle complaint?

Do you have a dispute or a bad customer experience with Wiggle? Report it through our website to maximize the chance of getting it resolved.

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Contact Wiggle through the help and contact pages on the official Wiggle site for your country and through the account area where your orders sit, signed in, so the query arrives with your order history attached. Have the order number, the dispatch or tracking reference and the date of purchase in front of you. One thing to establish first: Wiggle went into administration in 2023 when its parent business collapsed, and the brand was later bought and relaunched under new ownership, so an order, refund or warranty claim from before that change is not necessarily the responsibility of the business trading under the name today. Say which period your order falls in when you make contact.

Order, refund or warranty claim caught on the wrong side of the change of ownership? Bring the case here through our complaint process and we push it out by email, social media and printed letters instead of one more web ticket.

The Wiggle name is in use again, but the company behind it is not the one that took the older orders: Wiggle went into administration in 2023 and the brand was subsequently bought and relaunched by a new owner. That distinction answers most of the questions people have. When a retailer goes into administration, unpaid refunds, credit notes, gift vouchers and warranty promises made beforehand generally become claims against the old company rather than obligations the buyer of the brand has taken on, and claims of that kind are rarely settled in full. If you paid by credit card or through a payment provider, ask your card issuer or that provider what protection your payment carries, because that is usually the stronger route for goods that were paid for and never delivered. Keep the order confirmation, the payment record and every reply.

Start a Wiggle return from your account rather than by posting the parcel back unannounced: sign in, open the order, and register the return against the order number so the warehouse can match the parcel when it lands. Check the current returns policy on the site for the window you have and for who pays the return postage, as that varies by retailer and by country and it is the detail most refund arguments turn on. Keep the proof of postage or the tracking number, because a return that cannot be traced is treated as your loss rather than the seller's. Sizing runs differently across cycling, running and triathlon brands, so use the size guide on the product page rather than your usual size, and remember that duty paid on a cross border order is not always refunded with the goods.

Return signed for but the money never arrived? Set it out on our website and our case coach keeps advising you on what to send next and when to escalate.

A warranty claim on a frame, wheel or component goes to the retailer that sold it rather than to the courier or the manufacturer, so raise it with the seller and attach the original invoice showing the purchase date. Photograph the fault in daylight from several angles, including one wide shot showing where the part sits on the bike, and describe how the bike was used and roughly how far it had been ridden, because that is the first thing an assessor asks. Expect an assessment period: bike and component claims are normally inspected before they are settled, and the part may have to be sent in. Record the date it was sent, the tracking number and the claim reference, and if the retailer has changed hands since your purchase, say so in the claim and attach the invoice anyway.

Claim sitting in assessment with no decision? Raise it here and we help you set the claim out in minutes: the invoice date, the tracking number for the part you sent in and the reference the assessment is running under.

Nothing has been reported about Wiggle here yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong at an online cycling and running retailer: parcels delayed or lost in transit, orders shipping in parts or arriving short, sizing that varies between brands so returns become routine, return postage and refund timing that buyers have to chase, import duty and customs charges on cross border orders, and warranty claims on bikes and components that take a long time to assess. Administration and a change of ownership add another layer, because obligations from before a sale do not automatically move across with the brand.

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