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When purchasing an app on Google Play Store, even if it's just 20k or 50k, it can sometimes feel too expensive if the experience doesn't justify the amount spent. Or simply put, we try it out, forget about it, and end up losing money. This article will share with you how to get refunds for apps or items purchased on Google Play Store.There are multiple ways for you to get refunds for purchased apps/items (in-app purchases) on Google Play Store, basically 3 methods. Actually, it can also be applied to the subscriptions you're using within the app.General Tips for Refunding on Google Play Store:
- Google allows a 48-hour window for app or in-app purchase refunds.
- After the 48-hour window, users need to contact the developer for a refund.
- For ebooks, audiobooks, movies, and TV shows, refunds can be made within seven days as long as the content hasn't been downloaded or started.
- Refunds are typically processed within one business day and will be automatically returned to your payment method.
- If the 48-hour (or 7-day for book, movie content...) period has elapsed and you can't reach the developer, try contacting Google for further assistance.
- Check your bank statement to ensure the refund has been processed.
Method 1: Refunding Transactions Directly on Google Play Store
Requesting a refund
Method 1: Refunding Transactions Directly on Google Play StoreMethod 2: Refunding Transactions on Google's Support Website
Visit this Google website to initiate the refund process for your completed transactions.
Next, select 'Request a refund'.
Confirm your correct account and choose 'Continue'.
Select the transaction for refund, then choose 'Continue'.
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Now, all the steps are completed. You can now check Google's processing progress via the website:
