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10 questions to ask any online shop in Pakistan before you order

Most problems with online orders come from something nobody asked before paying. Ask these ten things first. Our own answer sits beside each one, so you can compare it with any shop.

Written by the Seezup team · Reviewed 9 November 2026 · Question lists ·

In shortAsk about delivery cost and days, whether you can check before paying, who pays if it is wrong, how long you can test it, whether the price is final, and how to reach a person.

The list

  1. Does delivery cost anything?Delivery is free to every city in Pakistan.
  2. How many days, and are they working days?Delivery takes 5 to 6 working days. Working days are Monday to Friday, not counting public holidays.
  3. Can I check the parcel before I pay?Yes. The parcel comes to you, you open it and check it, and then you pay.
  4. Is the price on the page the price I pay?The price listed is the price in PKR. Delivery is not added.
  5. What if the item is wrong or damaged?You do not accept it and you pay nothing. The steps are on the returns page.
  6. How long can I test it?7 days.
  7. Does the page say exactly what is in the box?Each product page lists what is included.
  8. Does the page say what it will not do?Each product page has a section called what it does not do.
  9. Can I see the real item, not only a picture?Where a real unit video exists it is marked as the real, unedited unit, and kept apart from the film of what the product is for.
  10. How do I reach a person?The contact page lists how to reach us.

Questions

What is the first thing to check about an online shop?Whether you can see the delivery cost, the delivery days and the way you pay before you place the order.
Are delivery days working days?Often yes. Ask. A promise of 3 days can mean 3 working days, which is up to 5 calendar days.

Sources and how this page is kept up to date

  • Delivery, payment and testing details are read from Seezup’s own published terms (how ordering works, returns) on the date shown.

Reviewed 9 November 2026. If a rule changes, this page changes with it. To correct something, use the contact page.

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