What is a stockpile?

Buy a piece, then open the order and tap Ask to stockpile. Pick how long the seller should keep it: 1, 2 or 4 weeks, or 2 or 3 months.

The seller has 48 hours to accept, suggest another length, or decline. If they decline or don't answer, the order ships as normal.

Buy more from the same seller and it joins your stockpile under the same date, so everything ships in one parcel and you pay delivery once.

You'll both see the agreed date. We remind you 7, 3 and 1 day before, and on the day.

Need longer? Ask for more time from Stockpile in your account. The seller has 48 hours to agree. A stockpile can't run past 90 days from when it was agreed.

Ask to ship any time before the date and there's nothing extra to pay. Delivery is agreed with the seller in Messages, as for any order.

After the date, a late fee of ₦1,000 applies, plus ₦500 a week, up to ₦3,000. It's one fee for the whole stockpile, paid from your GeFe wallet to the seller before it ships.

Four weeks past the date, the seller can close the stockpile: you're refunded to your GeFe wallet, less the late fee.

Your money stays with GeFe until the order is delivered, so the seller isn't paid for holding it.

Once you ask to ship, the seller has 3 days. If they miss it, the order is cancelled, you're refunded, and they pay you ₦1,500 plus any late fee you paid.

A seller can't ship early or change the date on their own. Never pay a seller to hold or release an order outside GeFe; if anyone asks, report it.