Dispute & Refund Policy

Last updated: 10 July 2026

The reason to book through FÊTEEKO instead of chasing ten vendors is simple: if something goes wrong, it's our problem, not yours. Here's exactly what that means.

Our promise. Every vendor is vetted and backed by us. If a vetted vendor no-shows or fails to deliver the agreed service, we deploy a backup or otherwise make it right — at no extra cost to you. If we cannot deliver the core service you booked, you don't pay our service fee.

1. If a vendor fails to perform

We keep a backup vendor ready for every booking. If a vendor is a no-show, arrives unable to deliver, or falls short of the agreed scope, we step in immediately: deploy the backup, arrange a replacement, or provide a fair remedy. You deal only with FÊTEEKO throughout — you never have to chase a vendor.

2. How to raise a dispute

3. Remedies

Depending on what happened, a fair remedy may include a replacement vendor, a partial or full refund of the affected portion, or a credit toward a future event. Where a failure is the vendor's fault, we withhold or reclaim that vendor's fee — you are not left carrying it.

4. Cancellations by you

If you cancel a confirmed booking:

5. Changes & rescheduling

Tell us as early as you can. We'll always try to reschedule or adjust rather than cancel — subject to vendor availability and any costs already committed.

6. How refunds are paid

Approved refunds are returned to your original payment method (or by bank transfer) within a reasonable period, typically 5–10 business days after we confirm the outcome.

7. What's outside our control

We stand behind delivery, but we're not liable for events genuinely beyond our reasonable control (for example, extreme weather, unrest, or other force majeure). Even then, we'll do our best to reschedule or find a fair resolution.

8. Contact

To raise a dispute or ask about a refund: hello@feteeko.ng.

This policy works alongside our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

This policy is a plain-language starting point and is not legal advice. Have it reviewed by a qualified Nigerian lawyer before you rely on it.