Sentences with phrase «refunds if you change»

Service providers are not obliged to give refunds if you change your mind.

Remember that within 30 days you have a legal right to cancel the policy and get a refund if you change your mind.

Not exact matches

It's at times more reliable than airline websites at finding delayed flights and will email you if you're able to call the airline and get a partial refund on your flight because of a rate change.

If it was their fault, the situation changes and you may have the chance to receive a complete refund.

If you place an order and the price of the item (s) you ordered has changed since ordering we will not refund the difference or honour the lower price.

This means that during the relevant period if you change your mind or for any other reason you decide you do not want to keep a product, you can notify us of your decision to cancel the contract and receive a refund.

Id be more than happy to not attend if a fan truly committed to change like yourself wants to refund me the # 1200 for my ticket.

This is a quality item, made to last — in fact, the folks at Harlembling will give you a full refund if it ever changes color, or becomes tarnished.

In fact, HarlemBling is so sure of this that they'll give you a full refund if it ever tarnishes of changes color.

As we are all different, we appreciate that our tea may not be suitable for absolutely every body type and so we can not offer refunds if the tea does not perform the changes you desire.

If you change your mind, you can return your order within 60 days of purchase to our warehouse for a full refund.

If it isn't life - changing and you're not thrilled with it, just email me and I'll refund 100 % of your purchase price.

If you've changed your mind about keeping your purchase, please return it in its original condition with proof of purchase and we'll exchange or refund it.

Even if you have a change of heart about an item months later you can return it for a full refund no questions asked.

Exam boards refund the re-marking fee if an exam is changed - but not if the grade remains the same, with fees costing between about # 20 and # 60 per paper.

That's why we've issued new rules limiting how much time passengers can sit in planes stuck on the tarmac; requiring airlines to refund baggage fees if they don't deliver your luggage on time; mandating that airlines prominently disclose all potential fees — including luggage fees, meal fees, change fees, or cancellation fees; and doubling the amount of voucher money for which passengers are eligible if they're involuntarily bumped from an oversold flight.

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The big change in policy is that even if the e-books are delivered, customers still have the option to get a full refund.

If you've changed your mind about keeping your purchase, please return it in its original condition with proof of purchase and we'll exchange or refund it.

If I do not see any need for changes or updates, 50 % of the fee will be refunded to you.

There seems to be no mention of refunds if the purchaser changes their mind.

Canadian attorney Charles Wright of Ontario firm Siskinds LLP said, «I would expect that if there's a change in business practices Canadians would benefit, but the case filed in the U.S. is on behalf of U.S. residents and seeks refunds to U.S. residents and so that would not do anything for Canadian consumers who have already made their purchases.

If you are not satisfied, they change it for you or give a full refund.

If a User changes their mind about the service before the work has been started AME will refund all but a $ 100 service fee.

If taxpayer did not change their address, follow instructions in IRM 21.4.3.4.3, Undeliverable Refund Checks.

If you haven't registered yet, you may be able to still change this, but it's possible you can't get a refund at this point.

I called the # and answered all questions asked the guy said everything looked good and he was pushing me tbrough, and to keep checking wheres my Refund and 4 days later I checked wheres my Refund an my msg had changed to being processed and that was Great news to me, then I check again today and I got a msg saying take action tax topic 151 reference # 1242 does this mean I have to call or should I wait to see if I get another letter or am I waiting for a DD any help would be great, Thanks

I'm seeing these codes in this order what does it means 150 766 768 846 841 cycle 20150505 date 2015/23/02 my refund was approved on the 01/27/2015 said sent to be ddd on 02/11/2015 -02 / 16/2015 if not received call but instead I received this on wmr today saying its been delayed reference code 1121 I have all bars in red saying approved n sent as of Friday now it has completely change I have never had a problem receiving my taxes so what does this means????

* to administer the RESP and invest its assets for the benefit of the beneficiary (ies) until the beneficiary (ies) are eligible for Educational Assistance Payments (EAPs); * to add or change a beneficiary as the trustee considers appropriate and if allowed by law; * to direct EAPs and to use refunds of contributions to assist financially with the post-secondary education of an eligible RESP beneficiary, at the times, in the amounts, and in the manner that the trustee considers appropriate; * to maximize use of CESGs when making EAPs; * to wind up the trust when all RESP assets are depleted or, if there are remaining assets, to only wind up the trust when: * the post-secondary education of the RESP beneficiary (ies) is complete; * the maximum life of the plan, as specified by law, has been reached; or * all the RESP beneficiaries have died; and:

The change affects tax returns for 2010, and also provides an opportunity (but not an obligation) to amend prior year tax returns if the result is a refund.

Based on changes to federal law, you can get a refund of the money you've paid toward your settlement if you later decide that debt settlement isn't right for you (as long as the money hasn't already been paid toward a settlement).

That's a great use of the year's refund, but if you're consistently getting large refunds at tax time, you should change your tax withholding so you bring more money home in your paycheck.

A couple of a month ago only the «Canadian equities» was making some gains, all other 3 were losing... now even this one is losing so I am thinking about a change for future investments, which I am making once a year when I get my tax refunds... If the trend continues I could transfer the funds to my daughter to be used later when their value is back on track, right?

It has been more than 21 days and I checked this morning it still says processing but it has changed and said a refund date will be provided when one is available should I be worried if not how much longer before I get a date for when to expect my refund?

Things like the child tax benefit or HST rebates «may need to be refunded if income levels change as a result of the reconciliation» says Testa, but you wouldn't owe anything for the lower taxes you paid during the years you were separated.

If the buyer changes his mind or is unable to purchase, the earnest money is forfeited unless the binder expressly provides that it is to be refunded.

You can not ask for a refund if you get into a home and realize there are noisy neighbors who just started a band or an unpleasant aroma when the wind changes course.

TurboTax will walk you through the process of changing your withholding if necessary — and will help you get the biggest tax refund possible.

If you change your mind about filing, you can forget a refund of the filing fees.

Since rates change, at the end of the year if you paid too much toward any amount owed, your bank or lender will refund your money.

I called today they said they have no record of a offset and if nothing changes we should get full refund amount.

Thanks to the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, in most cases you have the right to cancel your order and get a refund — even if you've just changed your mind.

It is 35 days for me, where is my refund say still processing a ddd will provided when available my info on left side, i just do nt understand why they do nt change and put a topic if i am waiting for an irs letter, thank you

If terms change during that time, you have a right to refuse the loan and you are entitled to a refund of all application fees.

If I file a tax return this year and get a refund (things have changed dramatically since last year), will the government keep the difference automatically?

If you're like most Americans, you received $ 2,899 as a refund, which is a nice chunk of change.

If there are changes to your name or social security number, refunds may take longer to process.

If they have already paid $ 6017 from their withholding on their paycheck then they've paid $ 6017 for a bill that they owe $ 3567, so the government sends them their change (IE, a refund check) for $ 2450.

If you receive a large refund every year, perhaps you need to change your filing status to receive additional money in your paycheck to put toward an emergency fund.

But if we change our habits and place any unexpected extra money (such as an inheritance, cash gift, tax refund or even the remote possibility of a lottery win) into the stock market instead, that money will leave you a much bigger impression later on than if you simply spent it.