Have you ever asked to have your money refunded after buying ... online? Do you do this often? What are the reasons you've asked for refunds? Savvy ... will try to find out why without ma
Have you ever asked to have your money refunded after buying
something online? Do you do this often? What are the reasons
you've asked for refunds? Savvy marketers will try to find out
why without making you feel you should not have asked. This
would be valuable information to them. Anyone selling on the
internet should be willing to have a fair and prompt refund
policy. To back up their products and claims without hesitation.
It is especially important to do with online sales since the
transaction is done without being able to "read" the salesperson
and operation face to face.
Fairness and ethical behavior goes both ways. Due to the fact
that online info products and downloadable software are easy to
copy and "keep" while also obtaining a refund, the buyer kind of
has a special "burden of honor" too. I have asked for refunds
when a product was totally misrepresented and poorly done. In
one instance the video and audio courses were sold as being
"convenient and viewable anytime and anyplace". Turns out it was
a convenience for the marketer since you had to view them from
his site, and you guessed it, the site was very, very S-L-O-W.
If I buy something costly and you sell me like that, I want to
download and OWN it.
Another time I went through an ebook that had not been cheap to
buy and it just didn't contain too much I didn't already know. I
was just about to ask for a refund (and no,I don't do that often,
only a few times EVER) when I decided to look again at the ads
that made me bite on the offer. The seller had not misrepresented
anything. And his offer and presentation were not "junky". I
simply had learned more about the subject than I thought and
hadn't realized it. Good for me! The additional value for me
then became studying what was very good ad copy. I didn't ask
for that refund.
A common situation you may find yourself in is not being ready
for the level of material you are reading. A little more study
at the basic level and perhaps simply putting the material away
until you are ready may be the answer. Some advanced topics
will not make sense without base knowledge. Due to the vast
scope of some subjects it might be hard to cover it in one
product or course series.
Don't hesitate to ask for a refund if you truly feel the product
was misrepresented. Educate that marketer about what you feel
was wrong. If they don't improve, they deserve to give all their
money back. Just don't be one of those awful people who buys an
expensive product KNOWING they are going to ask for a refund.
That's the same as stealing and is unethical. If we want the
convenience and gratification of being able to immediately
download what we have purchased to continue, we can't bleed
the online merchants dry.
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