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onn. is Walmart's in-house electronics brand, offering a selection of technology products for everyday use. The range includes televisions, streaming devices, headphones, earbuds, speakers, tablets, computer accessories, chargers, cables, adapters and other electronics. onn. products are sold through Walmart's online and retail channels, with product availability varying by category and location. The brand focuses on practical consumer technology across home entertainment, personal audio, computing and connectivity. Its television line includes different display sizes and smart TV platforms, while its other products cover common needs such as streaming, listening, charging and connecting devices. Because onn. products are sold through Walmart, customers may need to deal with different support channels depending on the nature of the problem. A technical issue with the product may require product-specific support, while questions about an order, return, payment or Walmart account may need to be handled by Walmart. This distinction is particularly important when an onn. product develops a fault. A customer may initially assume that the retailer and product-support teams handle every issue in the same way, but the appropriate route can depend on the product, purchase, warranty and type of complaint. Before contacting support, customers should keep the product's model number, serial number where applicable, purchase receipt or order information and a clear description of the problem available. This can make troubleshooting and service discussions much easier.

Samsung

Technology

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Samsung is a global electronics company known for products used at home, at work, and on the go. Samsung Electronics was established in 1969 and has since expanded into a broad range of technology businesses, including mobile devices, televisions, home appliances, displays, semiconductors, and connected products. For U.S. consumers, the product range includes Galaxy smartphones, tablets, watches, earbuds, computers, TVs, monitors, projectors, refrigerators, dishwashers, washers, dryers, vacuums, and other home electronics. That wide product range also means customers can run into very different types of problems. A phone may stop charging, a television may develop a display issue, an appliance may not work as expected, or an online order may arrive late or damaged. In those situations, customers usually need a clear way to identify the problem and find the right Samsung service option. Samsung operates dedicated service channels in the United States for product questions, repairs, orders, returns, and other customer concerns. The company allows customers to select a product and describe what is happening before choosing an available service option.

PhonePe

Finance & Banking

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PhonePe is an India-based technology company known primarily for its digital payments platform. The app allows users to send money, make UPI payments, scan QR codes, recharge mobile phones, pay bills and use a range of other financial and consumer services. The company has also expanded into areas including insurance, lending and wealth-related services. Because so many different transactions can be carried out through the app, customer questions can vary considerably. A person may be trying to understand why a payment failed, while another may be waiting for a refund or trying to regain access to an account. PhonePe also participates in the UPI ecosystem as a third-party application provider, with UPI services offered through partner banks.

FedEx

E-commerce

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FedEx is a global transportation and logistics company that handles package delivery, freight, shipping, tracking, and related business services. The company began as Federal Express Corporation, founded by Frederick W. Smith in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1971. Operations started in 1973, when the company delivered 186 packages overnight to 25 U.S. cities. Today, FedEx provides transportation, e-commerce, and business services across more than 220 countries and territories. Its services cover everything from domestic residential deliveries and express shipments to international shipping and freight. For customers, many questions come down to the same practical concerns: Where is my package? When will it arrive? Why has the tracking information stopped changing? What should I do if a shipment is missing or delivered to the wrong place? Knowing how to use FedEx customer service can make those problems easier to address.

Airbnb

Travel

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Airbnb is an online marketplace that connects travelers with hosts offering short-term stays, vacation rentals, and other travel experiences. Founded in 2007, the company has grown into a global platform where guests can book everything from private rooms and apartments to vacation homes and unique accommodations. Airbnb allows guests to search for properties based on location, travel dates, price, amenities, and guest reviews. Hosts can list their properties, manage reservations, and communicate with guests through the platform. The company also offers experiences and services in selected destinations. Although Airbnb makes booking accommodations convenient, customers may encounter problems such as canceled reservations, unexpected charges, refund delays, account access difficulties, or disagreements with hosts. Knowing how to contact Airbnb customer service and use the available resolution options can help guests and hosts address these concerns.

Hisense USA

Other

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Hisense is a global consumer electronics and home-appliance manufacturer known for televisions, audio products, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines and other household appliances. In the U.S., the company offers products through authorised retailers and its own online channels. Hisense has built a significant presence in the television market, with products ranging from affordable smart TVs to larger premium models featuring technologies such as Mini-LED, QLED, Google TV and Fire TV. The company also sells major appliances, including refrigerators and other home products. For customers, the right place to seek assistance depends on the problem. Technical faults, warranty claims, replacement parts and product-service questions generally require Hisense, while issues involving an order, delivery, retailer return policy or retailer-specific purchase may need to be handled by the store where the product was purchased. Hisense advises customers to keep their product information available when requesting service. The model and serial number can be particularly important when identifying a device and determining the appropriate service process.

StubHub

Entertainment

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Not every ticket purchase begins when an event goes on sale. Sometimes a fan misses the initial release. Sometimes a buyer wants a different section, while someone who already has tickets can no longer attend. StubHub brings these buyers and sellers together in an online marketplace for live events. Founded in 2000, StubHub has grown into a major secondary ticketing marketplace covering concerts, sports, theater, comedy, and festivals. Its North American marketplace operates under the StubHub name, while viagogo serves international markets. Both brands operate under StubHub Holdings. The distinction between a ticket marketplace and an original ticket seller is important. StubHub generally connects customers with third-party sellers rather than selling every ticket directly. Sellers set their asking prices, so two listings for the same event can differ considerably even when the seats are in similar sections. Prices may be above or below the original face value, and applicable fees and taxes affect the final amount. For buyers, that creates another way to find seats when the original sale has ended. For sellers, it provides a place to list eligible tickets when plans change. The transaction still depends on accurate listing information, the required delivery process, and the terms that apply to the order.

TickPick

Entertainment

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TickPick is a ticket marketplace where people can buy and sell tickets for live events. It operates in the secondary ticket market, meaning tickets may be listed by sellers after being purchased from a primary source such as a venue, team, artist, or another ticket provider. TickPick says it was founded in 2011 and offers tickets for sports, concerts, theater, and other live events. One of TickPick's main selling points is its no-buyer-service-fee pricing model. The company says buyers do not pay service fees on purchases, while ticket prices are determined by sellers and can change according to market conditions. Purchases are also covered by TickPick's BuyerTrust Guarantee.

SeatGeek

Entertainment

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SeatGeek is an online ticket marketplace where fans can find tickets for concerts, sporting events, theater performances, and other live entertainment. Through its website and mobile app, users can compare available seats, review ticket prices, and complete purchases. The platform offers interactive seating maps and Deal Score, which helps buyers compare listings based on price and seat location. Tickets may come from individual sellers, licensed ticket providers, teams, venues, and other partners. SeatGeek also provides a Buyer Guarantee for eligible purchases. Depending on the circumstances and applicable policy, qualifying customers may receive replacement tickets, a refund, or credit if tickets are not delivered as expected or are invalid for entry.

Vivid Seats

Entertainment

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Vivid Seats is an online ticket resale marketplace where fans can purchase tickets for concerts, sporting events, theater performances, and other live entertainment. Through its website and mobile app, customers can compare ticket listings, select seats, and buy tickets for upcoming events, including sold-out shows. Unlike venues that issue their own tickets, Vivid Seats connects buyers with professional ticket resellers and individual sellers. Its 100% Buyer Guarantee covers eligible purchases, promising timely ticket delivery and valid entry. If an event is cancelled without being rescheduled, eligible customers may receive a refund or credit under the applicable policy. The platform also offers Vivid Seats Rewards, allowing customers to earn reward credits on qualifying purchases for future ticket orders.

TicketNetwork

Entertainment

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TicketNetwork is an online ticket marketplace connecting fans with tickets to concerts, sporting competitions, theater productions, and other live events. Founded in 2002, the company operates a ticket exchange where professional ticket-selling businesses and other sellers list available seats for buyers. Unlike a venue's own box office, TicketNetwork brings together listings from multiple sellers, giving customers access to different seating options and prices. Because tickets are offered through third-party sellers, prices may be higher than their original face value. Delivery methods and availability can also vary by listing. The company advertises a 100% Money-Back Guarantee covering ticket validity and delivery before the event. Eligible orders for permanently cancelled events may qualify for a refund, subject to the company's terms.

eBay Motors

Automotive

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eBay Motors is an online marketplace where consumers can buy and sell cars, trucks, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, auto parts, and accessories. Buyers can search by vehicle make, model, year, price, and location, then compare listings before contacting sellers or placing bids. Depending on the listing, purchases may involve auctions, fixed-price offers, or the Best Offer feature. Customers can also review vehicle history information and arrange inspections before committing to a purchase. For eligible vehicle transactions, eBay offers Vehicle Purchase Protection (VPP) to address specific problems, including vehicle non-delivery, certain title defects, and qualifying undisclosed damage or listing discrepancies. Coverage has eligibility requirements and exclusions, so buyers should read the official protection policy before completing a transaction.