- Last updated
- 27 October 2026
This policy explains how orders for the services of mediqly are confirmed and paid for, and how cancellations and refunds are handled. The prices of our services are published on this website; nothing is bought or paid for on the site itself.
Quotations and confirmation of an order
Our published prices apply to every order. Where a service is priced by quantity or the website shows an estimate, we state the final amount in writing before any work starts, based on the details you give us. Nothing is agreed or paid on the website itself: the order takes effect when you accept our written confirmation.
Paying invoices
Unless agreed otherwise, payment is due 14 days after we send the invoice by email, using one of the methods named on it. Advance payments or instalments, where agreed, are set out in the quotation with their amounts and dates. Open invoices are followed up with a written reminder, and interest may be charged where the law allows it.
Complaints about our work
Complaints about the quality of a service should reach us at hello@mediqly.info within 14 days of the work being finished, or by telephone on 01823 442917 before then. We reply within a few working days and agree with you how the matter will be put right, by reworking the service or by refunding part of the fee.
How a refund is made
We return money through the method used for the original payment, normally within 14 days of agreeing the refund with you. If that method is no longer available, we ask for your bank details at hello@mediqly.info and transfer the amount free of charge. Services provided in full are not refunded; for partly finished work we charge the completed part and return the rest.
Right to cancel
Where the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 give you a right to cancel a contract agreed by telephone, by email or online, that right applies in addition to this policy. Written notice to hello@mediqly.info within the statutory period is enough, and any work you expressly asked us to begin before withdrawing is then settled separately.