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Ashok Rao
By Ashok Rao

At NewsInterpretation, we value our advertisers and partners and strive to deliver high-quality promotional and publishing services, including display banner advertisements, guest posts, and press release publications. To maintain transparency and fairness, we have outlined our refund policy below:

1. General Policy

  • All payments made for banner ads, guest posts, and press releases are considered final and non-refundable, except under the specific conditions mentioned in this policy.

  • By making payment, advertisers acknowledge and agree to this refund policy.

2. Display Banner Advertisements

  • If a banner has not yet been published or scheduled, advertisers may request a refund within 3 business days of payment.

  • Once a banner is live on the website, no refunds will be issued, irrespective of the campaign’s performance.

  • If there is a technical error on our part (e.g., banner not displayed as agreed), we will either:

    • Provide a pro-rated refund for the unused period, or

    • Extend the campaign duration at no extra cost.

3. Guest Posts

  • Guest post fees are non-refundable once the article is published.

  • If the article is not published due to editorial rejection or non-compliance with guidelines, advertisers may:

    • Revise and resubmit the article within 7 business days, or

    • Request a refund (less any processing fees).

4. Press Releases

  • Press release publication fees are non-refundable once the release is live.

  • If the press release has not yet been published, advertisers may request a refund within 3 business days of payment.

  • If publication is delayed due to internal error, we will prioritize immediate posting or, if not possible, provide a full refund.

5. Refund Processing

  • Approved refunds will be processed within 7–10 business days via the same payment method used.

  • Transaction and processing fees charged by payment gateways (e.g., Razorpay, PayPal, Stripe) are non-refundable.

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For any refund-related inquiries, please contact our support team at:
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Ashok Rao
Ashok Rao
Ashok Rao is an Anti Money Laundering Specialist. He is an authority on the subject of financial crimes and money laundering. He is a qualified Certified Anti Money Laundering Professional from Regtechtimes Academy.

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