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Refund & Cancellation Policy

What happens before paid services launch and the principles that will apply to future orders.

Draft prepared: 11 November 2026 · Current service: free beta
Important: policy still being finalisedThis page reflects the current Vaymonta website features and UK guidance reviewed in November 2026. It is not yet a complete legal notice: the service operator's identity, contact details and certain technical arrangements must be confirmed before relying on it for a public or paid launch.

Current status — no paid checkout

Vaymonta's current reviewed website provides free research and planning tools. Vaymonta Pro is not yet available for purchase and the website does not currently take payments. There is therefore no live Pro order to cancel or refund through the website.

This page outlines principles for a future paid product; it is not a promise that a completed checkout, payment support process or automated refunds already exist.

What customers must be told before paying

Before launching Pro, we will clearly show the price, what is included, when access starts, whether the purchase is one-off or a subscription, how long access lasts, who operates the service and how to contact us about complaints, cancellation or refunds. A purchase confirmation must be provided in a form customers can keep.

UK cancellation rights

UK distance-selling rules commonly provide a 14-day cancellation period for many online contracts, but the rules differ for services and digital content. They also depend on when supply begins and whether the customer has given the required express consent and acknowledgement.

For digital content supplied immediately, losing the cancellation right requires the statutory conditions to be met; a general statement that 'all purchases are non-refundable' is not enough. For services started during a cancellation period, different rules may apply to charges for work already performed. We will design the future checkout for the actual type of product being sold.

If a purchased product is faulty or misdescribed

Statutory consumer rights may apply where digital content or services do not meet their legal standards, are not supplied as described or are defective. These rights cannot be removed simply by website wording. Any future refund terms will preserve applicable rights and explain the route for seeking a remedy.

How refunds will be requested

Once payments launch, this section will identify the official customer support email, required order information, reasonable response procedure and refund processing method. No refund-request email is published yet because the support channel is not set up.

Before accepting the first paymentConfirm the product type, price, billing model, cancellation flow, statutory disclosures, payment processor, support address and refund handling. This policy must be replaced with final, product-specific terms before checkout goes live.