Refunds · overcharges · billing disputes

Get back the money merchants still owe you

Post-cancellation charges, converted free trials, price drops, and late deliveries add up. These are the refund opportunities in our catalogue right now — each with how to claim, for free.

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Refund & overcharge FAQ

What kinds of charges are usually refundable?

Common wins: charges after you cancelled a subscription, free trials that silently converted, price drops within a retailer's adjustment window, missed guaranteed delivery dates, and duplicate or unrecognized charges.

Should I contact the merchant or my card issuer first?

Start with the merchant — most resolve legitimate billing complaints directly. If the merchant refuses and the charge was improper, your card network's dispute (chargeback) process is the next step, typically within 60–120 days of the charge.

Do refund requests actually work?

Often, yes — especially with documentation: a cancellation confirmation, a screenshot of the lower price, or the delivery-date promise. Merchants are not obligated to honor every request, and outcomes are never guaranteed.

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