>They’ll probably just file chargebacks and let you argue with their credit card company.
aka. "we do a little wire fraud"
More seriously, if the merchant has a clearly documented "no refunds" policy they'll probably prevail in chargeback. Also, if you're the type of person who's going to chargeback a $10 umbrella, you're probably not going to have a credit card to do chargebacks with for long.
>The specific actions aren’t really the point, the point is that it rapidly becomes an antagonistic relationship, which is bad for the market in aggregate.
Having a "no refunds" policy is an "antagonistic relationship" now?
aka. "we do a little wire fraud"
More seriously, if the merchant has a clearly documented "no refunds" policy they'll probably prevail in chargeback. Also, if you're the type of person who's going to chargeback a $10 umbrella, you're probably not going to have a credit card to do chargebacks with for long.
>The specific actions aren’t really the point, the point is that it rapidly becomes an antagonistic relationship, which is bad for the market in aggregate.
Having a "no refunds" policy is an "antagonistic relationship" now?