A client can ask for a refund if the Service Provider fails to deliver the service, but only if they’ve given all the needed information on time. However, if the platform suspends or terminates the account, it’s not the Service Provider’s responsibility. Businesses with these risks aren’t eligible for refunds. However, the Service Provider might offer alternative options for compensation, but any extra costs will be the client’s responsibility.

Refunds will not be granted if the client fails to provide the required information after the contract has been made and work has commenced.

The Service Provider will not be liable for any negative consequences resulting from the client’s history of business on Amazon or the internet, such as account or store suspension.

Refund requests will be processed within 30 working days, if applicable.

Clients who reach the break-even point within the first five months (where break-even is calculated as sales minus all direct and indirect product costs) are not entitled to a refund. Service charges are not included in product costing.

Customers who do not complete purchase orders on time or do not respond when required are not eligible for a refund.

Refunds will not be issued for reasons unrelated to the service, such as changes of mind or personal disagreements

Refund policy is voided if a discounted package is chosen.