Legal

Refund Policy

Last updated: 16 September 2026

14 days, no questions asked — until you download the offline copy. Read the whole course online, take as long as you like, and if it isn't what you hoped, ask for your money back within 14 days. You don't have to explain why.

The one thing that ends it is downloading the offline archive. That is the point where the course becomes permanently yours and can't be given back, so it is also the point where the refund window closes — the same rule you agreed to with Paddle at checkout. The course page warns you before the download starts.

How to request a refund

Either way works — pick whichever you prefer.

Yourself, through Paddle

Paddle handled your payment and can refund it without going through us. Go to paddle.net, or use the View receipt / Manage transaction link in the payment confirmation email Paddle sent you, and choose the refund option there.

This is usually the fastest route, and you don't have to explain anything to anyone.

Or just write to us

Email valera.boyko.01@gmail.com from the address you used at checkout, or reply to the email that carried your access link. Mentioning your order or transaction ID speeds things up, but we can find you by your email address alone.

What happens next

When the window closes

Two things end it, whichever comes first:

After either, we will still read your message. If something went wrong on our side, if the course was materially not what was described, or if you were charged twice, write to us and we will make it right. We would rather refund someone than have them feel cheated over seven dollars.

Reading the course online never costs you anything. Only the download does.

Your statutory rights

This policy sits on top of, and does not replace, any rights you have under consumer law where you live. Because Paddle.com Market Ltd is the Merchant of Record for this sale, you may also raise a refund or chargeback request with Paddle directly, and any statutory right of withdrawal you have applies to that transaction.

Why the download is the line

This is the standard rule for digital content, and it is the one you already accepted at checkout: under Paddle's buyer terms, the statutory right of withdrawal ends once a download begins, because at that moment you have received the thing in full and permanently.

We have tried to make that fair rather than merely legal:

In other words, nobody should ever lose a refund without having been told, in the moment, that they were about to.

Duplicate or accidental charges

If you were charged more than once for the same course, tell us and we will refund the extra charge immediately — the 14-day window does not apply to a billing error.