Support & Reordering
What's The Return Or Reprint Policy If I'm Not Happy With A Magnet?
Quick Answer
If a magnet arrives with a genuine production issue, a pressing defect, an error in what was printed versus what you uploaded, or shipping damage, email info@snappedmemorymagnets.com with your order number and photos, and we'll make it right with a reprint or other appropriate resolution.
The Full Picture
Because every photo magnet is a personalized, hand-pressed product built from an image you specifically chose and uploaded, standard return policies built around generic, non-personalized retail products don't map cleanly onto this kind of order, a magnet can't simply be restocked and resold to someone else the way an off-the-shelf item could.
What Snapped Memory Magnets does stand behind fully is production quality and accuracy, if a magnet arrives with an actual defect in the pressing process, a genuine printing flaw, discoloration inconsistent with your uploaded photo, or physical damage from shipping, that's squarely something we'll resolve, typically through a reprint of the affected magnet or magnets.
Where the conversation is different is when a customer is unhappy with how their own uploaded photo translated to the small magnet format, a photo that was lower resolution than ideal, or a crop that didn't quite work as expected. In these cases, reaching out is still the right first step, since we may be able to offer guidance on a better crop, or, for genuinely low-resolution source photos, an honest conversation about what's realistic. This is exactly why the photo quality guidance in earlier FAQs matters so much, catching a resolution or cropping issue before your order is pressed is always the smoothest outcome for everyone.
Pro Tips
- Reach out immediately with photos and your order number if you notice any production defect or shipping damage.
- If you're uncertain about photo quality before ordering, use the guidance in earlier FAQs, or reach out directly, to catch potential issues before pressing rather than after.
- Understand that reprints, rather than a generic return, are the standard resolution path for personalized products like these.
- Keep your order confirmation email handy, since your order number speeds up any resolution conversation significantly.
- Approach any quality concern with specific photos and details, this helps us understand and resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
A Real-World Scenario
A customer received a magnet with a visible color inconsistency that didn't match her uploaded photo's actual tones. She emailed Snapped Memory Magnets with a side-by-side comparison of her original file and the printed magnet, and after reviewing the discrepancy, we reprinted the affected magnet at no additional cost, since the issue was clearly a production inconsistency rather than an issue with her original photo.
When to Reach Out
Bottom Line
Genuine production defects and shipping damage are resolved through reprints, while photo quality or cropping concerns are best caught before ordering using the guidance in earlier FAQs, reaching out directly is always the right first step either way.