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Refund and Cancellation Response

Handles a refund or cancellation request in a way that keeps the relationship, with the four pushbacks answered and a decline that does not become a public review.

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CategoryCustomer ServiceForOperators, Solopreneurs, Sales TeamsTested onClaudeChatGPTGemini

Running it, start to finish

  1. Paste the request, your actual policy, and the customer context.
  2. Pick the reply that matches the situation and send it the same day.
  3. File the internal note so the reasons can be counted later.

What you get back

The output this produces, every time.

  • Sorts the request into the four situations it can actually be, so a budget problem is not answered with a policy quotation.
  • Puts the question about why after the confirmation, which is the only point at which the answer is honest.
  • Writes a decline that states the decision early and names an escalation route.

Getting better results

Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.

  • Approve quickly when you are going to approve. A refund granted after three exchanges costs the same money and all of the goodwill.
  • Do not retain in the same breath. An offer to stay attached to a refund confirmation reads as a condition, and it is what people screenshot.
  • Log the reason every time. Refund reasons are the cheapest product feedback you will ever collect and almost nobody aggregates them.

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