This is just plain wrong. The 14-day return policy is meant for physical goods in the first place. It was not meant as a trial period, but a protection because

This is just plain wrong. The 14-day return policy is meant for physical goods in the first place. It was not meant as a trial period, but a protection because you can‘t actually see the product when buying online. Also, the 14-days do not start with the purchase date, but with the delivery date. If you buy a digital product online, it is the equivalent of a physical purchase in a physical store. So nobody needs to „get around“ the policy. They just need to let you know it does not apply. And i do think it is fair. If someone rips you off, that‘s a different story, there is laws for that and those cases aren‘t meant to be covered by this policy.