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Resolve a dispute or report an issue

When and how to open a dispute, what Meyandy reviews, and how to prevent disputes upstream.

3 min read·5 steps·Updated 2026-04-21

Before opening a formal dispute, try to resolve via chat:

  • Clearly restate the gaps vs. the brief
  • Propose specific, dated fixes
  • Be factual, not emotional

80% of conflicts resolve at this stage. Open a dispute only if the talent doesn't reply or refuses reasonable fixes.

On the mission page, bottom, click Open dispute. Enter:

  • Reason: Non-compliant delivery / No delivery / Inappropriate behavior / Other
  • Detailed description of gaps (≥ 200 chars)
  • Evidence: screenshots, brief references, messages

The mission moves to In dispute — funds stay locked, the talent is notified and can reply.

A Meyandy moderator reviews the case once it can be assigned. The dispute center shows its current status. The review covers:

  • The initial brief (mission text + pre-acceptance messages)
  • Actual deliverables
  • Message history
  • Both parties' evidence

The moderator may request clarification. A reasoned decision is sent by email.

The moderator may decide:

  • Full release to talent: deliverable matches the brief
  • Partial release: part matches (e.g. 60% → 60% to talent, 40% refunded)
  • Full refund: seriously non-compliant or never delivered
  • Back to dialogue: not enough evidence, resume the conversation

The decision is reasoned. A review request can be sent within 14 days to support@africa.meyandy.com.

Rules that prevent 95% of disputes:

  • Written, precise brief: list expected deliverables, not fuzzy expectations
  • Checkpoints: validate mockups before code, plans before execution
  • Fair budget: too-low attracts inexperienced profiles
  • Stay on platform: WhatsApp direct = zero Meyandy protection

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