Replying to my own post. I have to add Type C. They are the type that have 
never contacted you at all ever, but are happy to state that you have 
rudely denied them a refund nonetheless. Their comments pretty much mirror 
those of Type B.

In fact, I have a number of those in Amazon comments, and to my knowledge, 
I don't even have any control over the refund process there. 

Nathan

On Saturday, January 26, 2013 3:49:45 PM UTC-8, Nathan wrote:
>
>
> It's interesting how someone can be so offended by getting a refund. 
>
> I've encountered two types of people that directly ask for refunds or 
> strongly imply that they want one.  
>
> IE "I can't believe I paid for this crap and was majorly disappointed that 
> its not even better than Google Maps and it is entirely unacceptable that I 
> would pay for an app that doesn't at least do XYZ with PDQ and if you 
> cannot remedy that situation within two hours I want my money back!!"
>
> Type A is offended if they actually get the refund right away. 
>
> "Wait, no, I didn't want that. This is the best app on my phone and I have 
> gotten tons more value out of it than the price. I since found your 
> excellent online guide and figured out how to do exactly what I wanted. I 
> was just making some suggestions that would make it even more awesome than 
> it is today." (Did your other personality write the first message?)
>
> Type B is offended if I ask even the slightest question. You know, like 
> "What is your Google Order Number? What problem did you experience? Have 
> you tried the other setting?"
>
> They say nothing and for all I know, they tried the other setting and it 
> started working for them. 
>
> However, next week, I can expect the most vicious comments in the Market 
> ever with a dramatized fictional story attributing words to me that I 
> didn't actually say. 
>
> "Developer refused refund for this piece of crap and said everything was 
> my own dang fault and he would keep my money, thank you. Plus he called me 
> names and said unkind things about my mother."
>
> My trouble is, I can never quite tell which type is which. Their first 
> message seems exactly identical. And when I get it wrong, I get reported to 
> my supervisor.
>
> Nathan
>
>  

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