Refund?

Bad idea. It takes a lot of effort from their part to create an e-book.
 
That's exactly what I'd tell you if I were going to sue you.
I never did this and I won't do it, but sue won't make any problems for someone that wants a refund. If they say 'no questions asked' one can simply go through the course, ask a couple of questions in the process and at the end say that he/she dislikes it and wants his/her money back.
 
I never did this and I won't do it, but sue won't make any problems for someone that wants a refund. If they say 'no questions asked' one can simply go through the course, ask a couple of questions in the process and at the end say that he/she dislikes it and wants his/her money back.

Lots of people do it.

You can easily ID those who do it. They arrive at walmart on dirty vans and stinky hair.
 
Okay guys, to make things clear, I never did this before and I won't do it. I was talking about 'no questions asked' part which is, in my opinion, stupid.

EDIT: After thinking for a bit, I agree that it would be a dick move for someone that already makes money online, but I would understand someone who does this because money is a problem for him/her and that's the fastest way to start working and eventually earning.

@MisterF can you somehow lock this thread?
 
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Well if you think that the product is actually useful then don’t refund - rather build a rapport with the creator and try to get more from the product. However if you see that the product is BS or doesn’t show anything new or the sales pitch was misleading, ask for a refund
 
It will super dick, if you download all the courses, get a refund, upload it in cloud storage, and then share it in the freebies section. lol
 
It will super dick, if you download all the courses, get a refund, upload it in cloud storage, and then share it in the freebies section. lol
Haha, and still, everybody would download and be thankful. I won't do it, no need for that atm.
who knows? nobody know. but he's watching!
Wtf
 
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