Extremely disappointed with a purchase, any point in asking for a refund?
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Is it really necessary to add insult to injury? I know this is the Internet, but we don't have to behave like it is.
It is good advice, however, to take your time before purchasing; but now that you have the product, maybe there's also a way to make lemonade out of what you may feel is a lemon. Judging from the walkthrough video, there are a lot of ways to modify the sounds. Perhaps after putting in some time working with the instrument, you might create some sounds that you like?
Last but not least, I agree with AllanH that it doesn't hurt to ask. Even if you don't get what you want, there may be a consolation of sorts, as Clawrence mentioned.
Best,
Geoff
Sorry, but IF this is true , then you really ought to pay a stupidity charge! Call it a Darwinian tax!
This library came out yesterday, and you went through this cycle in less than 24 hours: you bought it with almost zero research, and rejected it with almost zero playing. I'm afraid you can't cry that you want your money back when you look after it so badly yourself in the first place.
Pause on the 'add to cart' a little longer next time , and if not, give yourself a little more time to go through your purchase.
Pause on the "Reply" a little longer next time , and if not, give yourself a little more time to go through your statement.Sorry, but IF this is true , then you really ought to pay a stupidity charge! Call it a Darwinian tax!
This library came out yesterday, and you went through this cycle in less than 24 hours: you bought it with almost zero research, and rejected it with almost zero playing. I'm afraid you can't cry that you want your money back when you look after it so badly yourself in the first place.
Pause on the 'add to cart' a little longer next time , and if not, give yourself a little more time to go through your purchase.
If they allowed resales that good be logical.But I still think it is a bit much to ask for a refund unless the product presentation is actually deceptive. Is it?