PAWedit review for Spocket: US & EU Dropshipping

May 19, 2026

This app operates like a billing trap dressed up as a dropshipping tool. For 2–3 days straight I could not log into my own account. Not to cancel. Not to change my password. Not to remove my card. Not to read a single line of my own billing info. The dashboard was completely dead. I was a paying customer locked out of the service I was paying for. With no way back in and my store waiting on suppliers, I had no choice but to open a second account just to keep operating. So now I was paying Spocket twice for the same business — one account I couldn't even access. Eventually I cancelled both accounts. I have the cancellation receipts. Saved. Time-stamped. Done. Today my bank flagged an $80 charge from Spocket. For two cancelled accounts. After being locked out of one of them without warning in the first place. I've filed a complaint with my bank and requested they either block Spocket permanently or reissue my card so this company can never touch my money again. If you run a serious Shopify store, do not give these people your card number. In my case, they locked me out, forced me to pay twice, and kept charging me after I cancelled. This is not a supplier. This is a billing trap. One star is too generous. After Spocket's public reply asking us to "contact support," here is what is already on file with their team: On May 16, Spocket's Head of Operations wrote, in writing: "a full refund and cancellation of your account." We accepted the same day — itemized $78.49 ($48.91 + $29.58), the two accounts to cancel, and asked for written confirmation plus transaction references. They confirmed: "I've noted the two accounts for cancellation … and I am ready to proceed with the full refund of $78.49." However, the refund was conditioned on (1) cancelling our open Eurobank dispute before any refund is issued, and (2) removing this review — quoted: "I kindly ask if you can remove the review as well as this will serve as my ticket to expedite and bypass our refund process." The same email was resent verbatim on May 18. We declined both. Reviews are not bargaining chips, and no customer should drop their bank dispute before a written commitment is honored. Once the refund clears, we will update this review.