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Small Business Refund and Returns Policy Clarity Audit

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Check whether customers can understand your refund and returns policy and whether it holds up when real cases arise.

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Audit my refund and returns policy. The policy text: [POLICY_TEXT]. Where it appears (website, receipts, emails): [POLICY_LOCATIONS]. Typical disputes I get: [TYPICAL_DISPUTES]. My products or services: [PRODUCTS_OR_SERVICES].

Rate the policy from 1 to 5 on clarity, completeness (time window, condition, who pays shipping, faulty items, digital goods, custom items, cancellations, deposits), consistency with how I actually behave, and visibility at checkout. Make a table with Question a customer would ask, Does the policy answer it, and Suggested wording. Flag wording that might be read as removing rights I cannot remove [VERIFY]. Test the policy against five realistic customer scenarios that I list and show the result in each. Provide a revised policy in plain language of about 250 words and a one-sentence summary for the checkout page.

This is a clarity review, not legal advice. Suggest a local small-business adviser for rules about consumer rights.

This is not legal advice. Cite no time limit you cannot source. Use [JURISDICTION] and [RELEVANT_LAW_OR_POLICY_IF_KNOWN] as given. Point me to a consumer agency. Threaten nothing beyond lawful steps.

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Question a customer would ask | Does the policy answer it | Suggested wording
How long do I have to return? | yes, 30 days | keep
Who pays return postage? | no | 'We pay for faulty items; you pay if you change your mind.'
Can I return a custom item? | no | 'Custom items can be returned only if faulty.'
Scores: clarity 3, completeness 2, consistency with practice 3, visibility 2. Checkout summary: 'Free returns within 30 days on standard items.'

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