WWII Firsthand

Refunds and Right of Withdrawal

Last updated: 2026. Applies to all digital purchases from WWII Firsthand Press, Malta.

The short version

These are instant downloads, so they cannot be sent back. If a file will not download, will not open, or is plainly the wrong book, write in and it is fixed or refunded. Buyer's remorse after reading is not usually refunded, and the reason is explained below.

The EU 14-day right of withdrawal

If you live in the European Union, consumer law normally gives you fourteen days to change your mind about an online purchase, without giving a reason.

There is one exception for digital content that is downloaded straight away. You lose that fourteen-day right if all three of these are true: you asked for the download to start immediately, you were told you would lose the right by doing so, and you acknowledged that at the time of purchase.

At checkout

Checkout asks you to accept these terms before it will take a payment, and accepting them is how you confirm this:

That confirmation is part of the terms you accept at checkout, so no purchase completes without it and nobody loses the right by accident. If you would rather keep the fourteen days, do not buy: there is no delayed-delivery option, because a download link is the whole product.

When a refund is given anyway

Independently of the withdrawal right, a full refund is given when the product does not work as described:

In most of these cases the faster fix is a working file, so the first reply will usually offer that. If the file still cannot be delivered, the money goes back.

When a refund is not given

How to ask

Email ebookhelp.support@gmail.com from the address you used at checkout. Include the order number from your receipt and one line on what went wrong. Requests are answered within two working days. An approved refund goes back through the original payment method and normally reaches your bank within five to ten working days, depending on the bank.

Your statutory rights

Nothing on this page removes rights your national consumer law gives you. If you are an EU or UK consumer and believe you are entitled to a refund the policy above does not cover, say so and the claim will be looked at under that law. EU consumers may also use the national consumer authority or an alternative dispute resolution body in their own country.

Contact

ebookhelp.support@gmail.com
WWII Firsthand Press, Malta