Refunds

No automatic refund on suspension.

Credits buy placement time inside FIRST FOR NOW. This page states the product rule and leaves statutory consumer rights in place. It does not invent a “no refunds ever” clause.

Legal identity not yet supplied

Company name, postal address, tax or VAT identifiers, and governing jurisdiction have not been provided by the product owner. This page describes how FIRST FOR NOW actually works. It is not a substitute for reviewed commercial terms, and it does not invent those details.

What the product does

When a listing is suspended, it is removed from the ranking at once. Remaining protection time is forfeited. Credits already spent on that occupancy are not automatically returned. Purchase records and the credit ledger stay intact.

Restoring a listing later does not restore the old position, the forfeited time, the purchase, or the credits.

What the law may still require

The rule above is about automatic platform behaviour. It is not a waiver of rights that applicable law gives you. Where a refund, chargeback or other remedy is required by law, that requirement stands.

A complete consumer-law position, including cooling-off and digital-service rules that may apply in a given jurisdiction, still needs legal review once the product owner supplies a legal identity and a place of establishment. Until then, this page does not invent one.

Payments are not open

Live card payments are disabled. There is no public way to buy credits on a production deployment, and there is no signup bonus. Any later refund procedure for real payments will be documented after Stripe approval and a reviewed commercial launch — not invented here.