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Pricing, payment & refundsCan I cancel, and when is a refund available?
Cancellation and refund eligibility depends on the verified payment state, item-review stage, work already performed, non-refundable third-party commitments, shipment status, and the terms accepted for the order. Submit a case-specific request before assuming an order is cancelled. A request is not approved until the payment and refund ledgers record the result.
Pricing, payment & refundsWhen is payment confirmed, and how are payment disputes handled?
Payment is confirmed only when the configured provider webhook and Spaceron payment ledger record a successful transaction. A browser success screen alone is not proof of payment. Refunds, failures, disputes, chargebacks, and partial refunds remain separate ledger states and can place fulfillment on hold while reconciliation is completed.
Pricing, payment & refundsWhat does the package price include, and when can the total change?
The public package price is a starting price for the listed package components. Optional add-ons, unusual handling, shipping, taxes, provider requirements, approved item characteristics, or order-specific services may change the total. Selecting a package does not charge a payment method. Review the final order summary, accepted terms, and checkout disclosures before authorizing payment.
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