Refunds articles

Users have reported surprising upgrades, downgrades, refunds, and out-of-stock notices

OEM customers must refer to pre-built manufacturer warranties

You should get your money back before January 18, 2023

Challenge accepted?

Steam's refund policy punishes intentionally short games

Around 215,000 units were returned last year

The player admitted his actions were "scummy"

However, it is not removing it from the store

It's also processing refunds for the game

Despite CDPR's claims that they can get their money back

But if you are patient devs promise to fix the game's many issues on last-gen hardware

It's not so much a change in the refund policy as a change in the ordering procedure

Good for the community or ripe for abuse?

Unfortunate news for consumers

You'll have up to 14 days to reconsider

EA is investigating

'All sales (including pre-purchases) are final'

It's going from bad to worse for Bethesda