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"If you did any of the following--1) Violated the terms of the service agreement;2) Are providing services that do not meet generally acceptable commercial standards;3) Carelessly damaged his property or cost him money;4) Lied about what your service and company could or would do (fraud)--then he could very likely sue you for a refund or other compensation and get it.However, if you did not do the above, you would only owe him a refund if there is some refund or cancellation clause in your contract with him and he is properly exercising his rights under it. There is no general right to a refund, however, if the vendor does nothing wrong and the contract does not contain a refund right--i.e. being disgruntled or unhappy, by itself, does not entitle you to a refund.If he is threatening you with violence or criminal acts, report it to the police. If he is just annoying, you have to put up with it."
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