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Customers Say Super-Pharm Marketplace Leaves Them Chasing Third-Party Sellers
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
100% centerFirst reported by N12 · 5 days ago
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What happened
A mako report says Super-Pharm customers who buy from third-party sellers on its website often struggle to get refunds or cancellations when orders fail. The Consumer Council says the chain remains responsible, while Super-Pharm says it investigated the cases and refunded customers.
- 01Customers say Super-Pharm’s marketplace shifts blame to outside sellers.
- 02Several orders were delayed, misdelivered, broken, or never received.
- 03The Consumer Council says Super-Pharm cannot disclaim responsibility.
- 04Buyers are urged to cancel in writing and contact their credit card company.
- 05Super-Pharm says the cases were reviewed and customers were refunded.
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