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And if money has changed hands for access to a product, they'll probably have a bunch of refunds to issue?

Further, Greece had accumulated additional liabilities from pensions and tax refunds than they'd apparently stated when they announced their surplus.

Microsoft seemed serious about tackling the problem and were good about issuing refunds for fraudulent clicks.

It wouldn't be a big deal, but refunds from an overcharge can take several weeks.

Online it is too easy to lie about your product and too hard to get refunds in case of false promises.

Could you actually quantify these costs a good agency will ofter refunds if a candidate is let go shortly after hiring.

I reckon running out of money -- money which is also needed to employ those who process the refunds.

For Steam, they have to keep some cash on-hand somehow to handle refunds.

Looks to me like Steam solved the preorder problem when they introduced refunds.

I'm glad they exist, maybe the US should have laws requiring refunds on game purchases as well.

Only 3% have asked for refunds as of 5th November last year[1].

Steam recently started no-questions-asked refunds which is often better than a demo.

Consider tax returns filed with someone's name and identity, with refunds deposited or mailed elsewhere, not discovered until the real person files a "duplicate" return.

Maybe they issue "Wrong Side of History" refunds?

"Unfortunately, we cannot process any refunds or credits at this time." Ouch.

Obviously you know more than I do, but the top result on Google for "stripe ach" still says you don't.[0] I am halfway through building a platform that requires both CC billings/refunds as well as ACH debits with Chargify and if I can do everything through Stripe it would save me several hundred dollars a month.

Refunds aren't necessary, it was actually my employer who paid for the book so it doesn't matter that much to me.

Since this was the first AAA game to be released on Steam after the release of Steam Refunds, it's also suspected that a high number of returns could force drastic action.