The short version
If there is a real billing, delivery, or fulfillment problem, email support.
That means duplicate charges, failed delivery, the wrong file, corrupted access, or another issue that prevents the customer from receiving what was actually purchased. Those are support problems worth reviewing directly.
Support email for refund-related issues
Email support@sblocktechnologies.com.
Include the product name, the email used for the order, the purchase date if you have it, and a short description of the problem.
The situations support should review most seriously
These are the cases this policy is built to catch.
Common review-worthy cases
- Duplicate purchases or duplicate charges.
- A completed payment with no working delivery or access path.
- The wrong product being delivered.
- A corrupted, incomplete, or unusable file we cannot fix promptly.
- A technical fulfillment problem that leaves the order unresolved after support review.
What this policy does not promise automatically
Not every digital-product refund question has the same answer.
That is the part worth saying plainly.
Why it is handled case by case
Digital products are delivered electronically and cannot be returned in the same practical way as physical goods. So support needs room to distinguish between a real fulfillment problem and a request that is really about fit, timing, or changed plans.
What to expect from support
Support should review the facts fairly, look at whether delivery actually worked, and respond in light of the order status, the issue described, and the current Stripe-checkout plus protected-delivery flow.
What this policy is trying to match
The policy is meant to track the actual checkout and delivery flow in production: Stripe payment, protected order-access delivery, and support review when a billing or fulfillment problem is real.
Before you write in
These pages answer the questions that usually sit right next to refund requests.
Best companion pages
Sources and basis
What this refund page is based on
This page is built from the current digital-product model on the site and the practical need to have a support-first refund route around live Stripe checkout and protected digital delivery.