Microsoft is reportedly testing allowing people to request self-service refunds for digitally downloaded games on Xbox One and cheap office 2013, per Reddit user gaymerRaver, as first spotted by Engadget.

The feature is set in a confined alpha for selected men and women in the Xbox Insider Program, and provides numerous restrictions. Customers can request refunds on games or apps through cheap office 2010's website within Two weeks of purchase generally if the game has been employed regarding two hours. Users need to have at a minimum opened the sport once so you can request reimbursement, and games probably will not be eligible until day-to-day after they're first released. Lastly, DLC, season passes, and add-ons aren't within the program, and Microsoft reserves the authority to deny anybody that abuses the system.

It's a policy that's on par with similar programs accessible storefronts like Steam and Apple's App Store, yet it's nice to find out about cheap office 2016 professional plus supplying the option. Because the company hasn't commented on when you expect the feature to reveal to additional users, it's hard not to imagine something described with language like "you've spoken; we've listened" not making its technique everyone eventually.