Refund topic
Shopping returns and refunds
Return policies, missing refunds and refund timelines for online and in-store retailers.
Short answer: whether you can return something for a refund depends on two things: the store's own return policy, and the consumer law where you live.
- In the EU and UK, most online purchases come with a 14-day cancellation right.
- In the US, Canada and Australia, change-of-mind returns mostly depend on the retailer's policy.
- Faulty goods are protected by law in most countries.
If a refund you were promised hasn't arrived, check the refund timeline calculator, then follow up in writing with the refund letter generator.
Guides
Companies
Company pages show official refund links. We only summarise a company's policy after checking it against the official source, and the verification date is shown.
- AMNot yet verified
Amazon
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eBay
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- TANot yet verified
Target
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- WANot yet verified
Walmart
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- ARNot yet verified
Argos
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- BENot yet verified
Best Buy
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- CONot yet verified
Costco
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- FLNot yet verified
Flipkart
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- IKNot yet verified
IKEA
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Free tools
- Flight compensation checkerSee if EU261, UK261, Canada's APPR or US DOT rules may cover your flight.
- Refund eligibility checkerAnswer a few questions to find the rules and guides that fit your situation.
- Refund letter generatorCreate a clear, editable refund request. Copy, print or save it as a PDF.
- Refund timeline calculatorWork out when a refund is legally due, based on verified rules.
- Refund deadline reminderTurn a return window into a calendar reminder, without signing up.
- Refund trackerTrack your refund requests, follow-ups and deadlines, privately in your browser.