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I have seen many services that state "Guaranteed" in their sales listing but then they don't offer any type of official guarantee.
It seems a little misleading to Buyers.
I think it should be made a rule that you can only use certain words if you offer a guarantee and that it is displayed including the terms, in the sales description.
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I hope you know how "official guaranty" work. I guaranty every of my works and don't use "official guaranty" because of scammers, they would use it to get money back even when you provide TOP job...
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I think that a 100% satisfaction guarantee is really important these days.
I have found that if you truly go out of your way to build an immense amount of value and provide the highest level of customer support then there will be very little people who actually request a refund when they are actually satisfied.
Its the same concept as serial refunders on other marketplaces that offer a no questions asked guarantee (think clickbank).
But I am so confident in my service, and I want my buyers to all be 100% satisfied. That's why I offer a no questions asked 100% refund guarantee. I know that the benefit far outways the risks.
If your providing a service that is of high value, and priced reasonably, then there should be nothing to worry about with offering a strong guarantee.
Just my .02
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