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I don't think so, because they reserved the right to reject refunds on a case by case basis. They can reject a few bad actors. Admittedly I'm a bit concerned
by clarry 7y ago
I don't think so, because they reserved the right to reject refunds on a case by case basis. They can reject a few bad actors.
Admittedly I'm a bit concerned about botting new accounts, buying one game, downloading it, and then asking for refund.. I'm afraid they might cancel the policy instead of figuring out a restriction that (perhaps unfairly) would prevent new users from getting full refunds.
- anon73044 7y agoThere'd have to be some kinds of checks in place to keep automated accounts from bulk buying and refunding games. Say, an account that's been open for several years and has already made several purchases without issue, or accounts who are active on the forums. (Even though GOG's entire catalog has been posted on the torrent sites for years now)