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What Is My Case Number?
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- What Is My Case Number?
- 🔍 What Is a Case Number?
- 🧾 Different Types of Reference Numbers (Important)
- 📍 Where Can I Find My Case Number?
- 1️⃣ In Your Support Messages
- 2️⃣ In Your Email Notifications
- 3️⃣ In Your Account (Support or Help Section)
- 🔗 How Case Numbers Relate to Orders
- ❓ What If I Can’t Find My Case Number?
- 🛡️ Why Case Numbers Matter
- ✔ QUICK FAQs
- 🏁 Final Tip
What Is My Case Number? #
(Buyer & Seller Help Center — Kingston Express)
A case number is a unique reference used to track a specific issue, request, or support conversation on Kingston Express.
It helps our support team quickly find your issue and provide accurate help.
🔍 What Is a Case Number? #


A case number (sometimes called a ticket number) is created when you:
- Contact support
- Report an order issue
- Open a dispute
- Request a refund or return
- Submit an account or payment issue
📌 It is NOT the same as an order number, but they are often linked.
🧾 Different Types of Reference Numbers (Important) #

Here’s how to tell them apart:
📦 Order Number #
- Identifies your purchase
- Created when you place an order
- Used for tracking delivery
Example: KE-ORD-123456
🎫 Case / Ticket Number #
- Identifies a support request or issue
- Created when you contact support or report a problem
- Used by support agents
Example: CASE-789012
🔁 Return or Refund Reference #
- Identifies a return or refund request
- Linked to an order and case
Example: REF-456789
📌 You may have multiple case numbers for the same order.
📍 Where Can I Find My Case Number? #
1️⃣ In Your Support Messages #


Your case number appears:
- At the top of the support conversation
- Inside message subject lines
- In support notification emails
2️⃣ In Your Email Notifications #


Look for emails with subjects like:
- “Support Case Update”
- “We’re Reviewing Your Request”
- “Your Case Has Been Resolved”
The case number is usually included near the top.
3️⃣ In Your Account (Support or Help Section) #


You can find case numbers by:
- Logging into your account
- Going to Help, Support, or My Cases
- Opening the issue
🔗 How Case Numbers Relate to Orders #


- One order can have multiple cases
- Each case tracks a specific issue
- Support uses the case number to avoid confusion
📌 Always provide both the order number and case number when possible.
❓ What If I Can’t Find My Case Number? #


If you can’t find it:
- Use your order number instead
- Describe the issue clearly
- Support can locate your case
📌 Case numbers help — but they are not required to get help.
🛡️ Why Case Numbers Matter #


Using your case number:
- Speeds up responses
- Prevents duplicate tickets
- Keeps conversations organized
- Reduces delays
✔ QUICK FAQs #
Q: Is my case number the same as my order number?
A: No. They are different but often linked.
Q: Do I need a case number to contact support?
A: No, but it helps speed things up.
Q: Can one order have multiple case numbers?
A: Yes, if multiple issues were reported.
Q: Where is the fastest place to find my case number?
A: In your support messages or email notifications.
Q: Should I include my case number when replying to support?
A: Yes. Always include it if available.
🏁 Final Tip #
👉 If it’s about an issue, use the case number.
If it’s about a purchase, use the order number.
Providing the right reference helps support help you faster.

