Get your money back after a company says no
A refused return on never-worn shoes was accepted after one email that set out the buyer's consumer rights.
A picture made with AI to show the idea.
Your prompt
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ChatGPT and Claude open with your prompt already typed in. Gemini can't be filled in from a link, so its button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.
The prompt that gets copied
A company refused my request and I want to push back politely. What I bought or signed up for: [WHAT YOU BOUGHT, e.g. running shoes, tags off, never worn]. What went wrong: [THE PROBLEM, e.g. they refused a return within 30 days]. What they said: [PASTE THEIR REPLY]. Where I live: [YOUR COUNTRY AND STATE]. 1) In plain words, explain which consumer protections or company policies likely apply and how strong my case is. Don't overstate it. 2) Give me the link to the official consumer agency page so I can check. 3) Write a firm, polite complaint under 200 words that states the facts, names the protection in simple terms, asks for a specific fix and sets a reasonable deadline. 4) Tell me the next step if they still say no.
Paste what happened and the company's reply. AI explains the consumer protections that likely apply in plain words and writes a firm, polite complaint that asks for a clear fix by a date.
Step by step
- Gather your order details, dates and their refusal.
- Paste the prompt with your country and state.
- Check its claims on your official consumer agency site.
- Send the email and save every reply.
What you'll get
A plain read of your rights, an official link to check, a firm complaint email and the next step if they refuse.
Not legal advice. Check the rules on your official consumer protection site.
- Made for
- Everyone
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
