“Skillshare has no obligation to consider or grant refund requests, including (i) for subscription plans purchased with a 7-day or longer free trial; or (ii) that otherwise do not follow our Refund Policy . To the extent permissible under applicable law, you are entitled to, at most, one refund only.”
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This clause both disclaims any duty to process refund requests and caps refund eligibility at one, subject only to what applicable law permits, significantly restricting a user's ability to recover payments.
A user has no guaranteed right to a refund, and even where a refund is available, it is limited to one refund, subject to what applicable law allows.
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"Skillshare has no obligation to consider or grant refund requests, including (i) for subscription plans purchased with a 7-day or longer free trial; or (ii) that otherwise do not follow our Refund Policy . To the extent permissible under applicable law, you are entitled to, at most, one refund only.Excerpt from Skillshare's Terms of Service
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This clause both disclaims any duty to process refund requests and caps refund eligibility at one, subject only to what applicable law permits, significantly restricting a user's ability to recover payments.
A user has no guaranteed right to a refund, and even where a refund is available, it is limited to one refund, subject to what applicable law allows.
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