Tiendalia Marketing S.L.

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Tiendalia Marketing S.L. is a Málaga-based digital marketing and e‑commerce services company that builds and configures online stores for businesses through its Tiendalia platform.

Málaga, Spain
tiendalia.es

About Tiendalia Marketing S.L.

Tiendalia Marketing S.L. is a Spanish digital marketing and e‑commerce agency headquartered in Málaga. Under the Tiendalia brand, it offers services to create, design, and configure online shops, including domain setup, store design, payment gateway (TPV virtual) integration, shipping methods, taxes, and basic legal content such as FAQs and purchase conditions. The company positions itself as a turnkey provider for businesses that want to start selling online without handling the technical configuration themselves.

A charge from “Tiendalia Marketing” or “Tiendalia” on a card statement is typically related to the purchase of one of their e‑commerce packages (for example, a one‑time activation and configuration of an online store) or associated services such as design work, hosting integration, or technical support. In some cases, the charge may be connected to a subscription or ongoing maintenance plan for the online store, especially if the business has arranged continuing support or periodic updates through Tiendalia.

If you have questions about a Tiendalia Marketing charge, start by checking your email for invoices or order confirmations from tiendalia.es, as well as any contracts or proposals you agreed to for creating or configuring an online shop. Business owners who delegated their web presence to a third party (agency, employee, or franchise manager) should confirm internally whether someone engaged Tiendalia’s services. To resolve billing issues, the company provides contact details (support email and phone) on its website, where you can request invoices, clarify the nature of the service, dispute unexpected charges, or ask about cancellation and refunds according to their terms and conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Tiendalia Marketing on my card statement?

A Tiendalia Marketing charge usually corresponds to the purchase of services related to creating, configuring, or maintaining an online store through the Tiendalia platform, such as store setup, design work, payment gateway integration, or ongoing support. Review recent contracts, proposals, or emails from tiendalia.es to confirm which service was ordered.

Is Tiendalia Marketing a subscription service or a one‑time payment?

Tiendalia Marketing offers both one‑time project fees (such as full activation and configuration of an online store) and, in some cases, ongoing services like maintenance or support that may be billed periodically. Check your invoice or the service description on tiendalia.es to see whether your plan is a one‑off project or includes recurring charges.

How can I cancel ongoing services or future billings from Tiendalia Marketing?

To cancel ongoing services, review the terms and conditions or contract you signed and then contact Tiendalia Marketing directly through the support contact information listed on tiendalia.es. Provide your business name, contact details, and any invoice or order number so they can locate your account and process the cancellation according to their policies.

How do I request a refund or dispute a Tiendalia Marketing charge?

If you believe you were charged in error or are dissatisfied with the service, contact Tiendalia Marketing’s support team using the email or phone number published on tiendalia.es. Include your full name or company name, the last four digits of the card, charge date, amount, and any invoice number. If you cannot resolve it directly, you may then contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction with supporting documentation.

What are common amounts for Tiendalia Marketing charges?

Common amounts for Tiendalia Marketing charges may reflect packaged services for creating or activating an online store, which can appear as a single higher‑value transaction (for example, several hundred euros) or as smaller periodic charges if you have a maintenance or support plan. Check your quote or invoice from Tiendalia to match the amount on your statement.

Can Tiendalia Marketing place temporary authorization holds on my card?

In most cases, Tiendalia Marketing charges relate to confirmed service purchases rather than small authorization holds. However, depending on the payment gateway used, you might briefly see a pending authorization before it posts as a final charge. These pending amounts should resolve automatically, but if a hold persists, contact your bank and Tiendalia with details of the transaction.

How can I get a copy of my invoice from Tiendalia Marketing?

Invoices are typically sent to the email address you provided when contracting Tiendalia’s services or creating an account on tiendalia.es. If you cannot locate the invoice, log into your account on their website (if available) or contact their support team, providing your company data and approximate payment date so they can resend the documentation.

What should I do if no one in my company recognizes the Tiendalia Marketing charge?

First, confirm internally whether any colleague, web agency, or franchise manager hired Tiendalia to create or update your online store. If no one recognizes the transaction, gather the charge details (date, amount, last four digits of the card) and reach out to Tiendalia via the contact information on tiendalia.es to ask what service the charge corresponds to. If it still appears unauthorized, notify your card issuer to investigate and possibly block or replace the card.

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