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The buyer ordered a 2-year qualified electronic signature certificate with a token, for delivery to Bulgaria. The seller accepted the application explicitly as a foreign one («yurt dışı»). Payment was made on 14.09.2026.
A buyer from Bulgaria keeps a public log here of a dispute with EİMZATR Bilgi Güvenliği Hizmetleri A.Ş. (e-imzatr.com.tr, Ankara). The facts and documents are collected on this page, and every next step of the case will be recorded here.
Every statement below is backed by the correspondence with the seller, the seller's own contract and tracking data.
The buyer ordered a 2-year qualified electronic signature certificate with a token, for delivery to Bulgaria. The seller accepted the application explicitly as a foreign one («yurt dışı»). Payment was made on 14.09.2026.
On 16.09.2026 the seller reported that the parcel had been shipped. It stopped at customs clearance and was then returned to the sender. The buyer never received it.
The seller asked the buyer to handle customs clearance and refused a refund. Today the seller holds both the product and the money.
The seller hands the parcel to the courier (Aras Kargo).
Status: «pending release from a Government Agency». The buyer received no notices.
Not delivered. Under the seller's contract, this is where delivery must happen.
The parcel was returned to the sender (UPS).
The legal, technical and advertising teams work on this case together. Each one handles its own part, and the results will be recorded on this page.
Formal letter before action, a claim in a Bulgarian court at the buyer's place of residence, and complaints to consumer protection authorities in Bulgaria and Turkey.
Preserving the evidence: original emails in .eml format with SHA‑256 checksums, parcel tracking, and a copy of the seller's contract. Running this page.
Brings the facts of the case to everyone they concern: public authorities, the e-signature market, review platforms and foreign buyers.
Verbatim quotes from the seller's emails, in Turkish and in translation. Staff names are withheld: the dispute is with the company, not with individuals.
E-imzanız bugün kargoya teslim ediliyor.Your e-signature is being handed to the courier today.
…gümrük ücreti ne kadar çıkarsa biz karşılıyoruz.…whatever the customs fee turns out to be, we cover it.
Yurtdışı gönderimlerinde yaşadığınız bu sorun, yaşadığınız ülkenin gümrük prosedürleri ile ilgili bir durumdur.The problem you are having with the international shipment relates to the customs procedures of the country you live in.
Gönderinize şu an bizim müdahale etme şansımız bulunmamaktadır.At the moment we have no way of intervening in your shipment.
Sonrasındaki süreçte kargoda yaşanan olumsuzluklar ile ilgili zararlardan satıcı sorumlu değildir.The seller is not liable for losses caused by problems during shipping after handover to the courier.
…elektronik imza sertifikası ile ilgili bir hizmet veya ücret iadesi yapılamamaktadır.…no refund can be made for the electronic signature certificate.
The seller sent its distance sales contract (Mesafeli Satış Sözleşmesi). Its own clauses, as well as Turkish and EU law, say that delivery is complete only when the goods are handed to the buyer.
Either option closes the dispute. As soon as one is carried out, the first line of this page will say that the case is resolved.
A link to this page will be attached to every complaint. It will also go to market participants and to anyone for whom this information may be useful.
A qualified electronic signature is a product of trust. People use it to sign contracts, file reports and log in to government systems. Anyone who pays for one and hands over their passport details expects the seller to see the job through.
In our view, this case shows the opposite. When the shipment abroad did not go to plan, the seller shifted the problem onto the buyer and stopped looking for a solution. Today the company has both the money and the product, and the customer has nothing.
A foreign buyer choosing where to order an e-imza remotely today will find this page. We believe that for a company that sells trust, a story like this costs more than one parcel: in this business a reputation takes years to build and can be lost over a single unresolved dispute.
The fix is still simple: deliver the product or refund the money.
Under the seller's contract the price includes all costs (cl. 3), and delivery is made by hand to the buyer at the buyer's address (cl. 4.5). The buyer was never warned about extra charges, and on 24.09.2026 the seller itself wrote that it covers customs costs.
Also, the carriage contract was made by the seller, and only the seller as sender controls the parcel. The buyer received no notices other than the «pending release» status, and the nearest customs office is an eight-hour drive away, one way.
The exception for personalised goods only limits the right to withdraw from a purchase without giving a reason. This is a different situation: the product was not delivered, so the contract was not performed. In that case the buyer may terminate the contract and get the price back, as both EU law and the Turkish Distance Contracts Regulation expressly provide.
The buyer bought the signature as a private individual, and the seller accepts foreign orders and shipped the product to Bulgaria. In that situation EU Regulation 1215/2012 (arts. 17–19) lets the consumer sue in the courts of their own domicile, and the contract's Ankara jurisdiction clause cannot be enforced against the consumer.
Facts (dates, quotes, contract clauses, tracking numbers) are backed by documents kept in their original form. Opinions are placed in a separate section and labelled as such. If you believe a fact is stated incorrectly, please use the right of reply.
As soon as the product is delivered or the money is refunded, the top of this page will show «Resolved» with the date. The page will stay online as an honest account of how the dispute was settled.