Customers wait outside the TMON headquarters in Gangnam District, southern Seoul, for refunds on Friday.YONHAP
More than 1,000 TMON users whose purchases were withheld due to a recent liquidity crunch at the e-commerce platform have flooded into the headquarters as the long-awaited refund process began.
TMON announced early Friday morning that it began processing refunds in the wake of delays in earnings withdrawals to sellers.
Meanwhile, around 2,000 WeMakePrice customers who visited the e-commerce company's headquarters received their refunds the same day.
WeMakePrice's co-CEO Ryu Hwa-hyeon told the media on Thursday that the company "aims to complete refunds within the day."
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