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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
That's as simple as one can put it.
No, the refund system is not there to demo games. It's there as a safety net in case there are technical issues, not to see whether you like the game.
They list "I don't like it" in the refund reasons as the refund reason merely is a point of feedback for the developer.
If you continue at that pace your refund rights might be revoked.
Just dont refund anything for a few weeks/months and the warning will be gone again.
One tip i can give, try to keep more games you purchase then you refund.
That seems to be a major factor. Refunding 6 games out of 8 purchased is pretty much a sure way to trigger this warning.
Moreover, a reason "the game is not fun" is also listed as a reason when you request for a refund. So, besides buying mistakes and technical problems, what for is the refund system?
Just to clarify, I meant I bought 14 games, I kept 8 games, and I refunded 6 of the games.
And as you suggested, I will keep in mind not to refund any games for months. Thank you~
Yes, that will be considered misuse.
Keep in mind that every refund costs Valve money, namely transaction costs. They eat them for every transaction. If you refund too many games, you simply cease to be worth the costs.
As I said already, the refund reasons are merely there for feedback to the game dev.
Refund policy is there for technical issues and (few) honest mistakes, nothing else.
However understand Steam is a busy place especially during sales and they cant always be one on one with a few million members so it has what is known as automated messages to cover everything.
When you have no relation to this message just take it onboard and remember it thats all.
Its not personal just letting you know.
cheers
I have not read this when I typed my reply. Thank you for your explanation. I will keep that in my mind.