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money-back guarantee

money-back guarantee

8 2.3
A promise from a seller to give back the full price if you are not satisfied
  • noun
translation icon : garantía de devolución de dinero
  • Excellent customer service and technical support, along with a generous money-back guarantee, make the choice to use HostGator easy.

Examples

  • Call 451-3631 and have a Fat Bernie waterbed delivered COD right to your very door, with a ten-day, money-back guarantee if you're not satisfied.

  • Select web hosts who provide a money-back guarantee of around seven to thirty days.

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  • I personally offer a money-back guarantee if goals are not achieved and enjoy putting my money where my mouth is.

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  • With the monthly subscription option and full money-back guarantee, which is genuine, you have nothing to lose by trying it.

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  • Nearly every high-converting offer has a money-back guarantee.

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  • And with the 30-day money-back guarantee, the product is completely risk-free.

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  • Initially, LegalMatch offered a money-back guarantee to lawyers who did not recover the cost of the service through fees from new clients it generated.

    Academic text (2005)
  • In addition, if you don't think it was worth what you paid, HostGator has a 45-day money-back guarantee, even on your penny.

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  • Late-night infomercials aren't the only venue where companies try to lure consumers with money-back guarantees.

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  • If you buy through mail order, make sure you get a money-back guarantee.

Synonyms

guarantee
vsmoney-back guarantee
  • Formal
169 3.5

A promise by someone to pay a debt if another person fails

is a seller promise to return payment specifically when a buyer is unhappy
full refund
vsmoney-back guarantee
7 1.8

A complete return of the money you paid for something

is a seller promise to return payment when the buyer is not satisfied

How Refundable

money-back guarantee
8 2.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

money-back + guarantee

The phrase is compositionally transparent: 'money-back' clearly signals returning money and 'guarantee' means a formal promise, so together they denote a promise to refund. This construction is literal and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents can reliably infer the meaning.

Etymology

The term money-back guarantee comes from sellers who promised to give the customer's money back when a product failed or the buyer was not happy. That clear image of getting your money returned is why the phrase means 'a promise to return your money if you are not happy with a purchase'.