Sentences with phrase «getting their money back»

Returns and refunds take the risk out of buying, because if you don't like the product it can be returned for free and you'll get your money back.

Affected car and home loan borrowers can expect to get their money back.

When we get redress, it's when consumers are out of pocket — they bought a product that doesn't work, for example, and we try to get money back to them.

If your issue doesn't fly, you're out only the $ 500; investors get their money back.

We can get money back for consumers, but we don't call that a fine, we call it redress or disgorgement of profits.

The surprise discovery would turn out to be, to this day, the only hope Mt. Gox customers have of getting their money back.

This is known as «honesty insurance,» and ensures your clients that you won't get their house keys and make off with their valuables (or that they'll get their money back if you do).

Kevin O'Leary: O'Leary will do a deal «if he knows the company can scale to a certain amount, and he can get all his money back in a certain amount of time.

Investors need to know that they are not only going to get their money back, but they are going to make a profit in the long run.

When Leonard finds out why she needed the money, he visits Kurt to get her money back.

Tell them how they will get their money back through growth projections.

Then he said that he was starting a venture that could get all our money back.»

If you find out later you've been scammed for money, the chances that you'll get the money back that was on the card are slim.

«Everyone says they too are victims... but we were told by those at higher tiers [of the scheme] that we can get our money back if we find more new clients.»

That's because one of the advantages of owning preferred stock is that preferred stock holders get their money back before «common» stock - holders in the case of a fire sale.

It sounds taboo, but after I told a customer they could get their money back, they were more willing to troubleshoot their issue first.

At the end of the day, the best pitches are the ones that convince me that I will get my money back.

For these people, the reason to file early is simple: They can get their money back sooner rather than later.

Such promises make potential Amerisleep customers more likely to buy, because they know they can get their money back if they aren't satisfied.

To get money back to the investors they have to be able to sell their shares in your company, either because you've sold shares on the public stock markets (called going public, or initial public offering) or because you've been acquired by another company.

Then you have to watch the investment all the way through and ensure that investors get their money back.

If they identify potential savings, Paribus will let you know and streamline the claim process to make it as easy as possible to get your money back.

The bank will get its money back on fees and interest and, in the extreme case, by repossessing the equipment.

«The valuations are so high today that unless you are going to hit a home run, I'm probably not going to get my money back,» Herjavec says.

«Well, we're never gonna get that money back,» I thought to myself.

There's no guarantee that you'll make a profit, or that you'll even get your money back at all, so it's important to pay attention to warning signs of what makes startups fail.

So the decision was: Do you want to get your money back, or do you really want to go for it?

This is a kick - the - tires grace period in which you can terminate the policy and get your money back without paying a surrender charge.

If you're among the unlucky travelers dealing with cancelations, here's a detailed list of what you can do to get your money back.

But Crawford thinks his CCAA plan, with most of its current warts and wrinkles, will eventually get court approval, paving the way for the Facebook gang to get their money back.

The members of Agents Helping Agents aren't just getting money back; they're also getting help running their businesses.

After all, even if O'Hara gets her money back and manages to keep her new home (which she had to finance on terms she can't afford), she will have «a lingering fear over the security of any investment or savings products.»

I promised Paul Allen, Jimmy Lee at JP Morgan, and the other investors they would get their money back.

When that happens, «I analyze my outstanding obligations, look for a couple of bills that I can stretch out slightly longer, and get on the phone with my customers to get money back into the business as fast as possible.»

Gastauer: Unfortunately, it's rarely the case that an entrepreneur will get their money back if a hack does occur.

At a very high level, I'm investing in ventures where I believe we stand a chance of getting our money back within a timeframe we're willing to wait, getting a return on capital (including financial and impact returns), and investing in someone we trust.

Backers will get their money back, and plans for the Edge will be discontinued in the short term.

Do you get all your money back?»

The problem with that strategy is that you can't get the money back until later, and growth is not smooth and linear.

If in 60 days I decided I didn't want to continue the side business, I could get my money back on my initial investment with no penalty.

The size of the lien affects the likelihood that the lender will get their money back if you default on the loan.

If this were a stimulus, you wouldn't be looking for equity or concerned with getting your money back.

You see, it's not enough to build a business worth a fortune; you have to make sure you have an exit strategy, a way to get the money back out.

When the market sours on you, you can hold them to maturity and get your money back, plus you get all the coupon payments along the way.

I have given them until the 18th of this month so I can say I have tried every solution possible to get my money back.

Treasury bonds are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, which means there is very little risk you won't get your money back.

If things don't go according to plan, being a preferred stockholder can mean the difference between getting your money back and not.

The option to hold a bond to maturity and «get your money back» (let's assume no default risk, you know, like we used to assume for US government bonds) is, apparently, greatly valued by many but is in reality valueless.

What do you think of this strategy as a way to get money back into the hands of really creative people who have small financial needs than the big banks want to fund?

Definition: When referring to bonds, it's the length of time that you have to wait until you get your money back.