Over the years I’ve gotten many emails from ‘Rat Refunders’ trying to get me to give them a refund for purchases they didn’t really make.
Here’s some common things I’ve noticed about their refund requests.
Let me know about how you’ve come to smell these rats!
Post below.
When I got your email I thought you wlll talk about people that sign up, pay the membership then download every product from the site and then ask for a refund. Or keep the membership for 2-3 months and then ask for a refund or are asking for chargeback with the credit card company.
The scams you are showing to us avoid common sense. I do not even look at any refund request if do not contain any transaction details including username and payment confirmation number.
Yeah, I’ve had ‘Serial Refunders’ too- here’s a post related to that, in this case a refunder who first asked for help:
Bonehead Members
I’m with James, had folks buy one of Karl’s, my boss, books, logon to the support site, download the e-version of the book then call and say the material was of no use to them and they wanted a refund. So we instituted a policy where we track the downloads of certain files and if you download the e-book we don’t give you a refund. It’s a $300.00 book full of Network migration procedures. We couldn’t believe it.
Jw