Why is a scammer not considered automatically eligible for a refund?
I was contacted tonight by a scammer. I've gotten this same scam 3 or 4 times now, it's always the same story. Had i gone along with the scammer, I would have lost thousands of dollars to their scam.
I contacted thumbtack for a refund for that lead. And I did get a refund. But the email i received said it was a courtesy refund because this lead is not normally eligible for a refund.
Again, to be clear, I WAS issued a refund. But to quote the email I received: "Although the charge for the lead, <deleted>, is not eligible for a refund under our policy, we gave you a courtesy credit. We don’t usually grant courtesy credits..."
How is a scam lead not considered worth a refund under your policies?
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