Zazzle is a United States online marketplace with over 300 million unique products listed on its website, the company was created in 2005 by Robert, Bobby, and Jeffrey beaver. It got an investment of about 16 million dollars when it launched and another 30 million dollars in 2007. Zazzle site allows different designers and customers to make and create their own products with their particular tastes and independent manufacturers with access to images from participating websites. Its partners include Disney, Warner Brothers, and NCAA sports teams, these brands have allowed the company to amass a collection of digital images. If you are a designer, the Zazzle site might just have been what you have been looking for. If you are using the Zazzle services, the company offers you a bunch of available payment options unfortunately this does not include AfterPay financing, it, however, accepts the use of Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Paypal, and AfterPay, you can also pay for their services using Zazzle Gift cards and earnings, however, as a standalone payment option, it does not accept the use of personal checks, cash or money orders.
Requirements when you want to use AfterPay financing
Well, to use the service to pay for items you may need a few things like your debit or credit card and you have to be 18 years and older and a resident of the United States. Zazzle also has some terms and conditions for using the service, which includes that the money for the initial or first payment would need to be paid if you are using AfterPay for the first time, and other payments would be spaced over 6 weeks with 2-week intervals for each payment, but if you are an older AfterPay user then this doesn’t apply to you, you can pay for your items within 8 weeks and you would be given 2 weeks to pay the first installment, payment schedules are usually also emailed to you and you can return the item and opt for an exchange or your payment plan can be canceled, and late payments fee of $10 are also charged if you fail to meet the payment dates and compounds also, $7 added the next week if you still can’t meet the deadline.
Other payment methods I can use at Zazzle
At Zazzle, you can process the payment of services using either Visa, MasterCard, Paypal, American, or Express, Gift cards. These payment options are approved both for Zazzle online and in-store shopping, Paypal and Visa checkout are available for online purchases for customers in the United States, the online marketplace also accepts the use of earnings as payment options, if you want to opt for a gift card payment you would need to supply your number and pin at the checkout, you can also check the balance of your Gift Cards.
How to return paid orders back to Zazzle
If you placed an order on Zazzle, and it comes in damaged, defective
or broken, you would not need to pay for it and can return it back, all you
need to do is follow the retailer’s dispute instructions and report the issue, if you opted for an AfterPay payment then you can report the problem on your AfterPay account, pause the debit of your account from pending statements until the problem is rectified if you made any payment already then once your complaint has been lodged and your retailer registers the return of your order a refund would be sent to you within five to seven days. If your purchase statement is incorrect and does not match the order details you can immediately contact the retailer directly also to correct it.
Conclusion
When you opt for payment of your Zazzle order using AfterPay,
you can get up to a 50% discount off the product’s net sale price for orders that are more than $50 or higher, for this to apply you can enter the AFTERPAYOFFERS code in the promo code box when you are on the checkout page, for most orders this discount applies to orders without shipment and tax fee added to it, and it only works for products that are marked with sold by Zazzle on the Zazzle website.
FAQs
Does Zazzle have payment plans?
Yes, Zazzle recently partnered with AfterPay and now provides payment in 4 small parts of your total order.
Does Zazzle accept Venmo?
The option to use Venmo as payment is coming soon to the Zazzle website, meaning more options for you to use and pay for the Zazzle services.
Does Zazzle own the rights to your Design?
No, while they provide the platform you use to make your incredible designs, all rights to those designs go to you and not to the company, however, when you make an upload to Zazzle you give them the right to display it on their website.
