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I think they need to offer a 365 day 100% money back guarantee if not satisfied for any reason. Then the buyer takes less risk, the seller still knows they are
by bbcbasic 11y ago
I think they need to offer a 365 day 100% money back guarantee if not satisfied for any reason.
Then the buyer takes less risk, the seller still knows they are a 'real buyer' not a freebee seeker because pulling out the credit card is still a commitment, even if you decide to get a refund later.
- Mandatum 11y agoI'd probably just give a 60-day money-back guarantee seeing as 1.0 is set for release around October. By then, if the features you're regularly using aren't ironed out it'd make sense to refund.