Dropsure Disaster: Two Defective Products, No Refund!
I sell Bluetooth speaker with colorful light modes. I’ve been working with Dropsure as my supplier, and the experience has been extremely disappointing.
Here’s what happened:
On May 22, I received an order.
The product was delivered to the customer on June 10 — it arrived faulty, with the LED lights not working.
Dropsure acknowledged the issue and sent a replacement on June 24.
The replacement was delivered on July 26, and to our disbelief, it was even worse:
The glass was cracked,
The buttons were sunken in,
And the speaker wouldn’t even charge.
When I reached out again, I was told:
“Our after-sales policy is to reissue once or refund. We have already reissued it so we cannot refund.”
In other words, they sent two defective products to the same customer, and now refuse to issue a refund.
This isn't an isolated case. Since working with Dropsure, 1 in every 5 orders has arrived defective. I'm not exaggerating — the failure rate is alarmingly high. It got so bad that Dropsure started sending out replacements without question and claimed each time they were “talking to the factory.”
By comparison, while working with Shipbear, I had maybe 1 defective unit out of 200 orders — maybe.
Dropsure might seem like a cheaper option, but the quality control is unreliable, and their after-sales policy fails to protect you when it matters most.
If you care about your customers, brand reputation, and sanity — do not work with Dropsure.
July 28, 2025
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