How would I go about refunding a voucher-redeemed game?

[Ondrashek06]

So I purchased 2 game vouchers for $100, each one can be redeemed for a $60 (or in case of SSBU $70) game. I pre-ordered Splatoon 3 with one, and wondered what to do with the second one. Not knowing what to do, I impulse-bought SSBU without first consulting others, and redeemed the voucher for it.

Is there a way that I could refund the game and get the voucher back?

Considering the following 2 factors:
- Even if I get the refund, Nintendo still has the money, as I only get back the voucher that I paid for. It's not a bank refund.
- I didn't even open or play the game yet.

I would avoid all this if my switch could be homebrewed, but I'm still not willing to pay extra... Welp. Leave that be.

 

[HalfScoper]

Better read eShop TOS next time, no refunds.
Also, you are willing to buy those vouchers but not a modchip, you are pathetic to the core.

 

[Ondrashek06]

Better read eShop TOS next time, no refunds.
Also, you are willing to buy those vouchers but not a modchip, you are pathetic to the core.

Lol, thanks for helping me... How about not insulting me next time?

 

[HalfScoper]

How about not insulting me next time?

I would avoid all this if my switch could be homebrewed, but I'm still not willing to pay extra... Welp. Leave that be.

I can't hold back whenever I see another whiny post about you not willing to buy a modchip to save money for games in the future, which make out the most of your amount of spam.

 

[mathew77]

How about not insulting me next time?

Impossibru!..

Nin is a well known for their (non) refund policy. So just modchip your console and have the greatest wind in your jib!..

 

[Ondrashek06]

How many times do I have to explain that I'm not willing to scour the black market for a CHANCE at getting a chip that requires a process which might:

- Damage my switch
- Brick my switch
- Kill me

 

[Ondrashek06]

Okay, Nintendo actually issued me a refund... So there's no point to this thread anymore

 

[sudeki300]

How many times do I have to explain that I'm not willing to scour the black market for a CHANCE at getting a chip that requires a process which might:

- Damage my switch
- Brick my switch
- Kill me

how can a modchip kill you?

 

[Flame]

thread closed.