
Originally Posted by
PhilISuppose
It's exactly like going to McDonalds, and being told a Big Mac is $10
You take a Big Mac please (no onions!) and pay $10, you confirm $10 when you pay with your Mastercard
Then you find out there was a mistake, Big Macs should have been $5
You were told the price was $10
You agreed to pay $10 when you ordered a Big Mac (no onions!)
You confirmed that payment when you accepted $10 against your card
You're not magically entitled to any refund, well clearly you are "entitled" but that's a different issue.
You saw a product, you paid the quoted price for the product after confirming you really wanted to do it.
Just because the price quoted and paid was higher than usual does not mean it is refund time.
If they accidentally changed the price to 25 gems for a Book of Heroes, would you be OK with them deducting an extra 475 gems from everyone who got a cheap book because it "should have been 500"
No?
No, didn't think so
(honestly, they probably WILL refund, but they shouldn't. This is just a stupid tax, as I said before.)