This article is written for buyers. If you’re a business owner, you can share this article with your customers.
Before you reach out
A few things solve themselves in seconds:- Can’t find your purchase? See How to access what you bought. You usually just need to log in with the email you paid with.
- A subscription you want to stop? See How to manage or cancel your subscription.
- A card that needs updating? See How to update your payment method.
Contact the seller
Find your confirmation email
Look for the receipt or confirmation email you got when you bought. It comes from the seller and is the best place to start.
Reply or use their contact details
Reply to that email, or use the contact or support details on the seller’s site.
Requesting a refund
Refunds are handled by the seller, so the way to ask is to contact them directly using the steps above. Let them know:- What you bought and when.
- The email you used at checkout.
- Why you’d like a refund.
Each seller sets their own refund policy. Checking it before you buy — and when you ask — helps set expectations.
If something goes wrong
- The seller hasn’t replied. Give them a little time, then follow up. Check your spam folder in case their reply landed there.
- You can’t find any way to contact them. Reply to your original confirmation email — it always reaches the seller.
- Your approved refund hasn’t arrived. Allow up to 10 business days. If it’s been longer, check with your bank, since the money has already been sent.
Related
Access what you bought
Find your course, download, or content.
Manage or cancel your subscription
Pause or stop a recurring payment.
Update your payment method
Change the card on file.

