Refund refused
Faulty goods, not as described, not delivered, poor service or ignored retailer.
UK consumer complaint packs
Answer a few plain-English questions and get a free route preview first. If it looks useful, unlock the complete 17-file complaint bundle for refunds, chargebacks and Section 75 routes.
Why it helps
Refund Kit helps turn scattered dates, receipts and messages into a structured draft complaint pack. The aim is not just a letter — it is a clearer case file you can review, send and escalate if needed.
Tell us what happened, what you paid and how you paid.
Get a suggested complaint route and evidence list for free.
Pay once through secure Stripe checkout to unlock a ZIP bundle with modern DOCX files plus PDF copies, tracker and copy/download options.
What it covers first
Faulty goods, not as described, not delivered, poor service or ignored retailer.
Debit/credit card fallback pack with timeline and evidence prompts.
Credit-card protection prompt where the item price is between £100 and £30,000.
Parking appeals, rent deposit evidence packs, subscription cancellation and council tax challenge packs.
What buyers get
Refund Kit is built to feel useful immediately: editable Word documents, PDF copies, an evidence checklist, a deadline/contact tracker and copy-paste wording you can review before sending.
Free tools first
Refund Kit should earn trust before asking for a payment. Start with the free checker, download a no-signup evidence checklist, or read the guide that matches your problem.
Download a plain-English checklist covering receipts, retailer messages, delivery proof, payment details and escalation notes.
See whether your facts point first to the retailer, a chargeback request, PayPal, or a possible Section 75 route.
Run the free checkerNew guides target real searches around debit card chargebacks, ignored refunds, missing online orders and refunds after returns.
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Helpful guides
Answer the real Google query with evidence-first next steps.
Read guideSend one clear follow-up before escalating.
Read guideDownload the no-signup proof checklist first.
Read guideWhat to send when a retailer says no.
Read guideWhat to include before sending a refund request.
Read guidePrepare a clearer complaint when an order never arrived.
Read guideChecklist for bank/card-provider disputes.
Read guideUnderstand which card-provider route may fit.
Read guideBuild a calm follow-up with a deadline.
Read guideOrganise faulty goods and poor service complaints.
Read guideDraft a practical refund, repair or replacement complaint.
Read guideOrganise Section 75 and card-provider complaint facts.
Read guidePrepare evidence and wording for debit-card refund disputes.
Read guideFollow up when a return was accepted but money has not arrived.
Read guideComplaint wording when what arrived does not match what was sold.
Read guideFollow up when a promised refund has not arrived.
Read guideReply clearly when a retailer offers vouchers instead of money back.
Read guideOrganise a missing-delivery complaint with tracking and dates.
Read guidePrepare the dates your bank may ask for.
Read guideOrganise a clearer follow-up after a card-provider rejection.
Read guidePrepare a complaint for missing, faulty or delayed online orders.
Read guideSet out your dates, proof and requested outcome.
Read guideSend a firmer follow-up when a complaint is ignored.
Read guidePrepare a refund request for cancelled or incomplete services.
Read guideOrganise your evidence-led reply after a bank refusal.
Read guidePrepare the documents and timeline before contacting your card provider.
Read guideUse photos, delivery proof and dates to support your complaint.
Read guideChase a refund after an order was cancelled but money has not returned.
Read guideOrganise service complaints around what was agreed and what happened.
Read guideHandle charges after cancellation with billing and cancellation proof.
Read guideReply when a retailer says “used item, no refund”.
Read guidePrepare a careful final complaint before escalation.
Read guideComplain when tracking says delivered but not to you.
Read guideOrganise transaction and seller evidence before disputing.
Read guideFAQ
No. Refund Kit is document preparation and practical guidance only. You review and edit every draft before using it.
No. It prepares a digital action bundle for you to review, copy, download or print. You decide whether to send anything.
No. Refund Kit helps you present your case clearly, but refunds, chargebacks, Section 75 outcomes and compensation are never guaranteed.
Yes. The checker gives you a free preview route and evidence list first. Payment is only needed if you want the complete downloadable bundle.
The paid bundle includes DOCX documents, PDF copies, retailer complaint wording, card-provider backup wording where relevant, evidence checklist, deadline/contact tracker CSV and final send checklist.
Your draft bundle details are saved in your own browser local storage so the bundle can reopen on the same device. Card payments are handled by Stripe; Refund Kit does not receive your card details.
Simple pricing
£0
Run the checker, see a suggested route and evidence list.
£6.99 one-off
Unlock a 17-file ZIP bundle with DOCX drafts plus PDF copies, action plan, evidence checklist, tracker and final checks.
No monthly fee
The £6.99 bundle price is a single payment. There is no renewal, membership or ongoing charge.
Draft support only — no guaranteed outcome, and nothing is sent for you.