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Users who cancel or lose access mid-period are generally not entitled to a refund or credit, which means they may pay for access they do not use.
Users are not entitled to refunds or credits for partial subscription terms or billing periods, except where applicable law requires it; any such refund or credit is at Disney+'s sole and absolute discretion.
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It is not possible to get a "partial refund" or credit if a user wishes to cancel their recurring subscription early – it will remain valid until the end of its purchased duration.
Seller will bear the financial costs and responsibilities of issuing refunds to Buyers, and Whatnot is not responsible or liable to the applicable Buyers or any third party for any such refunds.
Refunds given by Google for billing inaccuracies under this Section will only be in the form of credit for the Services.
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"EXCEPT AS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW, WE DO NOT REFUND OR CREDIT FOR PARTIALLY USED SUBSCRIPTION TERMS AND/OR BILLING PERIODS, ALTHOUGH WE MAY PROVIDE SUCH REFUNDS OR CREDITS ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS IN OUR SOLE AND ABSOLUTE DISCRETION.— Excerpt from Disney+'s Disney+ Terms of Use
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Users who cancel or lose access mid-period are generally not entitled to a refund or credit, which means they may pay for access they do not use.
Users are not entitled to refunds or credits for partial subscription terms or billing periods, except where applicable law requires it; any such refund or credit is at Disney+'s sole and absolute discretion.
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