Amazon sellers:

If you bought a~$5,000+ Amazon course (I can’t mention the name here but it might rhyme with ‘A Hazing Yelling Obscene’) and you want a refund, you have (depending on when you bought it) until November 15,  2015.

Need help getting your refund?

>    Go to their main web site and click on “Contact” link (this is normally in the upper right hand corner of the page). Call, email or chat with them and remind them of their ‘no questions asked’ 30-day money back policy.

>    Is your refund request / cancellation being delayed beyond reason, or refused? If you feel you’ve been wronged, consider contacting the Better Business Bureau and/or State Attorney General local to the course provider’s headquarters. For instance, if you had a complaint about a Texas-based company, you would contact  The Texas area Better Business Bureau and/or the State of Texas Attorney General.

>     If all else fails, you may be able to get your credit card company to help you. Here’s an amazing primer how to dispute credit card charges. It doesn’t hurt to contact your credit card company and ask them to refute charge(s) and/or stop future payments to the installment plan for any purchase of any product or service.

-Jordan Malik

P.S. This free guide describes alternative proven Amazon selling courses and systems – some are free, and the highest-priced one is $1497 after all discounts. Amazing!

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