Found in 173 of 343 platforms tracked (50% adoption) · 677 provisions
The 'solely and exclusively' qualifier eliminates any other remedy — such as additional reprocessing — after two failed attempts, capping the user's recourse at a partial refund.
The no-refund rule is absolute—covering refunds of any kind—meaning users forfeit all payments made regardless of the amount or timing.
This right provides EEA consumers a no-fault exit window from the Agreement, which may affect access to products or refunds obtained during that period.
Users generally cannot recover payments made to Anthropic, limiting their recourse when dissatisfied with the Services, subject only to express Terms provisions or legal requirements.
This right provides an explicit, no-justification-required cancellation window for residents of the named jurisdictions, creating a concrete and time-limited consumer protection not available to user…
A blanket finality rule means users have no contractual basis within this clause to seek refunds or reversals for any transaction.
Because refunds are limited to specific described circumstances, users generally cannot recover fees paid even if dissatisfied with the Service.
Users lose any pre-paid value remaining on their account upon termination or suspension, with no right of recovery for amounts already charged.
Users who cancel mid-period or are dissatisfied with a purchase generally have no right to recover any portion of amounts already paid.
Users who cancel retain no right to recover any portion of fees paid for the current subscription period, regardless of how much of the period remains.
Users who cancel mid-cycle receive no refund for the unused portion of their billing period, meaning they pay for access they will not use.
Users have no right to cancel payment obligations after they arise or to recover fees already paid, even if they stop using the service.
Users who cancel a membership or service are not entitled to a refund of fees already paid, unless an exception was explicitly disclosed at point of purchase.
This guarantee provides a meaningful remedy for dissatisfied new customers, but it is limited to the initial purchase and a strict thirty-day window.
The default non-refundable rule means most payments cannot be recovered once made, limiting the reader's financial recourse.
Users who cancel mid-term receive no financial credit for the period they will not use, meaning cancellation carries a full-term cost regardless of timing.
Cohere eliminates any refund obligation regardless of the cause or duration of a service interruption or disruption, leaving users without a monetary remedy for service failures.
The combined denial of refunds and data export means customers lose both their paid fees and access to their subscriber lists upon a health-based account closure.
The no-refund rule means customers lose any prepaid fees when their account is closed for a violation, regardless of how much service time remains.
Users bear the full financial cost of fees even when Craigslist's own moderation actions prevent the post from appearing or performing as intended.
Users lose the ability to modify or cancel hotel bookings the moment confirmation occurs, with no stated exceptions.
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.
The non-refundable default means customers cannot expect a refund for dissatisfaction or non-use unless a specific Terms provision, separate agreement, or legal requirement applies.
Users have no contractual right to a refund for completed orders, meaning disputes about order quality or accuracy after delivery may not result in any monetary remedy.
Users have no contractual basis to recover any payment made to DraftKings, regardless of the circumstances.
Users have no contractual right to a refund from Dropbox beyond what applicable law mandates, eliminating any discretionary or goodwill refund obligation.
Users who cancel mid-period or make in-app purchases have no contractual right to a refund, leaving them dependent on local consumer protection law for any recovery.
The non-refundable policy means customers cannot recover fees already paid if they cancel, downgrade, or experience issues during a prepaid period.
Users who cancel mid-period lose the monetary value of the remaining subscription time, as no refund is issued for fees already paid.
The refund is limited to fully unused months, meaning any partially used month is excluded from the refund calculation.
Users who cancel a monthly subscription lose the paid remainder of the month in monetary terms but retain access to the Product through that month and face no additional charges.
The return window is fixed at thirty days from purchase, and the original-packaging condition must be met for a refund to be available.
Subscribers who terminate for cause are entitled to recover prepaid fees for unused service periods, giving the refund right a specific and limited trigger.
Customers cannot recover fees already paid or reduce their commitment mid-term, locking them into their purchase for the duration of the subscription.
Users who cancel mid-term lose the monetary value of any remaining portion of the period they already paid for.
The non-refund policy means users bear the full cost of any unused paid service period regardless of how or when they cancel or downgrade.
The no-refund rule applies to any termination, meaning the user forfeits all fees paid regardless of the reason for or circumstances of termination.
Users who cancel a subscription mid-period forfeit the remaining value of any payment already made for that billing period.
Users who cancel a subscription do not exit immediately; the cancellation is deferred to the billing period's end, affecting when access and charges cease.
Users who cancel mid-period or are otherwise dissatisfied cannot recover any portion of fees already paid, to the fullest extent law allows.
This clause creates an affirmative right to a full refund for Brazil users within 7 calendar days, overriding Grindr's general no-refund policy.
Users have no guaranteed right to cancel an order; whether a cancellation is accepted is entirely within Grindr's sole and absolute discretion.
Users have no contractual right to any refund or credit under this default rule, including when they cancel before a billing period ends.
This clause creates an affirmative cancellation right and refund entitlement for Argentina users that overrides Grindr's general no-refund policy, but is limited to the 10-day window and applies only…
Users have no automatic right to a refund; the sole exception to the non-refundable rule is Grubhub's own determination, leaving refund decisions entirely with Grubhub.
A rolling 90-day reserve on 25% of funds can materially delay a Supplier's access to a significant portion of their earnings whenever the refund rate threshold is crossed.
A blanket no-refund policy means users who cancel or are dissatisfied cannot recover payments made for a Subscription, except where law mandates otherwise.
Users have no entitlement to a refund for a partially used subscription period; any refund issued is an exceptional act at Hims & Hers's sole and absolute discretion, not a right.
Users who cancel, are terminated, or are dissatisfied cannot recover any amount paid, and bear additional financial exposure for taxes.
Cancellation does not take immediate effect, meaning a user may continue to be billed for remaining periods in the subscription term even after cancelling.
Users who cancel a subscription or service lose any remaining paid period without compensation, unless local law mandates a refund right that overrides this policy.
Advertisers have no contractual right to recover any payments made under the Ads Agreement, regardless of circumstance.
Users who pre-pay for subscription periods lose the value of any unused time and pre-payments if the account is cancelled, suspended, or terminated, with no right to compensation.
This clause establishes a limited cancellation window tied specifically to the initial order, giving customers a defined opportunity to exit a Product subscription without having to justify the decis…
This clause establishes non-refundability as the default rule, so customers cannot expect refunds unless a specific provision in the agreement explicitly permits one.
Customers have no independent right to a refund; any refund is entirely at Luma AI's discretion.
Users have no contractual right to a refund for any charge, removing a common consumer remedy regardless of the circumstances of the transaction.
The guarantee is time-bound and plan-specific: it applies only to annual Paid Marketing Plans and only if the request is made within the 60-day window, so members who miss that deadline or hold a dif…
Because refund decisions rest in the restaurant's discretion, users have no guaranteed right to a refund regardless of the reason for the request.
Users have no general contractual right to a refund from Microsoft; any refund avenue depends entirely on applicable law or a specific Service's offer terms.
Initiating a chargeback does not merely dispute a payment; it triggers retroactive cancellation and gives Microsoft authorization to immediately remove both Service access and content.
The default non-refundable rule means users bear the financial risk of dissatisfaction or unused services, except where law or a specific offer carves out a refund right.
Users who cancel mid-period lose the value of any unused portion of their current subscription period with no refund.
The Customer bears the full financial risk of any payment made, with no mechanism for recovery through refund, cancellation, or credit under any circumstance stated in this clause.
The non-refundable default means users have no contractual right to a refund; any refund entitlement depends entirely on applicable law.
The non-refundable default means Customer cannot recover fees already paid if service is cancelled or terminated, subject only to the exceptions in section 3.2.
Users who cancel mid-period or are otherwise entitled to no further service receive no financial return for the unused portion of any subscription period.
Users generally cannot recover fees paid to Noom; a refund is only available if Noom has explicitly offered one and the user meets the qualifying conditions.
Users who cancel mid-period have no entitlement to a prorated refund; any exception is entirely within Noom's sole and absolute discretion and cannot be relied upon.
This clause provides California residents a time-limited right to exit the subscription contract and recover their payment, which is not otherwise available under the general non-refundable fee terms.
Users cannot recover any portion of fees paid, regardless of how much of the billing period they actually use the Service or whether they change plans.
The prohibition applies only to unjustified requests, preserving a user's ability to seek recourse for legitimate disputes while contractually committing them not to raise baseless claims.
The default non-refundability rule means payments are lost upon cancellation or termination unless a specific legal or contractual exception applies.
Unlike other payment methods, cryptocurrency payments carry no refund right whatsoever, regardless of timing or unused Credits.
The 24-hour window is narrow and strictly enforced; missing it extinguishes any refund right for unused Credits.
Users have no contractual right to a refund under any circumstance other than legal compulsion, regardless of dissatisfaction or service failure.
Users who cancel their Subscription cannot expect to recover previously paid fees from Paramount+ under the general rule stated here.
Users have no general right to a refund, and any exception depends entirely on Patreon's sole discretion, leaving users with no reliable basis to expect one.
Even if a refund or chargeback succeeds, associated transaction fees from Patreon or third-party platforms may be permanently lost to the user.
The clause means users who cancel or downgrade mid-period generally cannot recover the unused portion of any payment already made.
Customers cannot recover amounts paid unless a specific refund provision is explicitly written into the agreement.
Because all subscription payments are nonrefundable and no credits are issued for partial periods, users who cancel or lose access mid-period receive no financial remedy.
Users who cancel mid-period or are otherwise dissatisfied receive no financial remedy for unused subscription time.
Customers cannot recover fees already paid or cancel a payment obligation once incurred, regardless of circumstances.
Because no refunds are issued, users who cancel a subscription plan forfeit any prepaid amounts regardless of remaining unused service.
Denying property rights and refundability means customers who purchase prepaid credits have no legal claim to recover their monetary value if credits go unused or the service changes.
Users have no basis to seek a refund for UBB charges once incurred, as the non-refundable status is stated categorically and tied to the nature of the charges.
Entitlement to reimbursement is conditional on both a specific start date and a 13-month notification deadline, meaning claims outside those boundaries may not be eligible.
A non-refundable fee policy means users cannot recover subscription payments regardless of their reason for seeking a refund.
Users have no general right to a refund for Virtual Content purchases; any refund availability is entirely within Riot Games' express permission.
Users bear financial responsibility even for unauthorized charges, with no right to any refund of fees or charges paid.
Users who cancel mid-period lose the monetary value of the remaining subscription time with no recourse for recovery under this provision.
A blanket no-refund policy means merchants have no contractual basis to recover any fees paid to Shopify, regardless of circumstances.
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 p…
This provides the customer with a concrete, time-bound remedy—termination and fee refund—when Smartsheet fails to cure a service warranty failure, establishing the outer limit of what the customer ca…
The default no-refund rule means consumers have no general right to return or be reimbursed for PlayStation Store purchases; any refund right depends entirely on the Agreement or a separately maintai…
Users who cancel or lose access mid-period cannot recover the unused portion of their subscription payment, except where law or the Terms expressly provide otherwise.
Users who cancel mid-period lose any prepaid subscription fees with no right to a prorated refund or credit, creating a financial disincentive to cancel.
Users who cancel Paid Services have no contractual right to a refund; any refund is entirely at Squarespace's sole discretion unless applicable law mandates otherwise.
Users who are dissatisfied with the service or who stop using it generally cannot recover payments already made, with the only exception being where applicable law mandates a refund.
The refund right is conditioned on Valve's Refund Policy terms, meaning the scope and eligibility of refunds is defined externally to this Agreement; however, the 'without prejudice' clause preserves…
Users who expect a cash refund on accepted returns will instead receive StockX Credit, which can only be used within the StockX platform, and will not recover original shipping costs.
Users generally cannot obtain a refund or credit from Strava for payments made, except in the specific circumstances that the Terms themselves enumerate.
Users have no contractual right to a refund; the sole exception is at Suno's discretion, giving users no independent basis to demand one.
A reader who pays fees cannot recover them regardless of service quality, cancellation, or other circumstances.
The clause establishes a firm, time-bounded refund entitlement, meaning the right to a full refund expires after 30 days of service receipt.
Users who pay fees cannot recover them under the default terms, limiting their financial recourse in the event of a dispute or dissatisfaction.
This provision establishes an affirmative entitlement to a refund for a defined category of purchases within a specific window, giving Students a concrete right to recover the full purchase price.
Users who cancel mid-period lose the monetary value of unused subscription days with no financial remedy.
Users have no contractual right to a refund for any virtual item transaction, regardless of the circumstances.
Customers are financially committed to full payment obligations with no recourse to cancellation, pro-ration, or refund once fees are incurred or paid.
Users have no unilateral right to a refund; any exception requires a joint determination by both Uber and the applicable Third-Party Provider.
Users have no contractual right to a refund for any purchase; the only avenue for a refund is a legal requirement that overrides this clause.
Users who cancel, downgrade, or experience service issues are not entitled to refunds unless a specific written exception exists in the Agreement.
The reader cannot cancel payment commitments or recover fees paid in most circumstances, meaning financial exposure is locked in regardless of satisfaction or changed needs.
Subject to applicable law, users who discontinue use of the Services mid-period have no contractual right to a refund of Membership Fees already paid.
The default non-refundable rule means customers cannot recover payments simply by cancelling or being dissatisfied; a refund right must be either explicitly granted in the Terms or compelled by appli…
By contractually limiting chargeback use to two specific conditions, Wise restricts customers from pursuing chargebacks for reasons outside those two circumstances.
An unconditional right to request cancellation at any time for any reason means Eligible Israeli Users are not locked into their subscription.
The 14-day refund obligation and proportionality requirement define both the speed and the amount of any reimbursement owed to Eligible Israeli Users after cancellation.
The timing of when cancellation takes effect determines the point from which billing stops and any proportional refund is calculated.
Users who cancel mid-period or do not use services they have paid for will not receive a refund or credit under the default terms.
The clause eliminates refund rights for the duration of the applicable term except in three narrow circumstances, meaning users who cancel early or are dissatisfied generally cannot recover amounts p…
Users who cancel a paid subscription cannot recover amounts already paid, except where applicable law mandates a refund.
The refund window is fixed at thirty days from receipt, the refund covers only the Initial Membership Fee, and return shipping costs fall on the member, all of which limit the practical value of the …
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A refunds & chargebacks clause is a provision in a platform's terms of service or privacy policy governing refunds & chargebacks-related rights, obligations, or restrictions.
ConductAtlas tracks 173 platforms with refunds & chargebacks clauses - roughly 50% of platforms in the archive.