“Subscription fees may be subject to tax and are non-refundable.”
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A non-refundable fee policy means users cannot recover subscription payments regardless of their reason for seeking a refund.
Readers who pay Ring subscription fees cannot obtain a refund of those fees.
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If you request a refund and you have not received any Testing Services prior to your subscription renewal date, we will provide you with a full refund.
For students purchasing subscriptions, Students are entitled to terminate their subscription at any time within 14 days of their initial payment and receive a full refund.
the Buyer will not be eligible for a prorated refund of any portion of the Subscription price paid for the then-current Subscription Period.
"Subscription fees may be subject to tax and are non-refundable.Excerpt from Ring's Terms of Service
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A non-refundable fee policy means users cannot recover subscription payments regardless of their reason for seeking a refund.
Readers who pay Ring subscription fees cannot obtain a refund of those fees.
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