The kit

Your money is gone. Here's the whole fight.

The free checker told you which fight you're in and graded your proof. The kit is the working papers for the whole road from there: the letter for every door, the evidence pack for every fight, the settlement claim guide, and the modules for the warning letter and the trapped balance — in one $39 kit, because the buyer whose refund was clawed back in March is the buyer who gets the warning letter in June.

$39 one payment · yours to keep

Get the RefundGone Kit — $39

Buyer education about Amazon's own processes, for you to use yourself. We never ask for your Amazon login, we never submit anything for you, and we never promise an outcome — Amazon decides its own cases, and anyone who promises you a specific outcome is selling the oldest story in this market.

What's inside

The doors & letters pack. The reply to Amazon's decision email; the account appeal form walkthrough, field by field; the executive-relations letter built to the one-page standard; the BBB complaint pack. Each pre-structured around your proof — the four-part shape every Amazon door grades (facts, timeline, counter-record, exact ask).
The evidence pack, per fight. The weight-receipt protocol, the tracking timeline builder, the serial-number worksheet, the gift-card receipt protocol, the balance-reconstruction worksheet — plus the recovery playbook for documents you threw away (carrier reprints, retailer reprints, archived tracking).
The settlement claim guide. Subclass A vs. B sorted by your facts, the claim-form walkthrough, the Subclass B evidence checklist, the December 1, 2026 deadline calendar, and the parallel-track plan that runs your appeal alongside a claim. For returns after Feb 12, 2026: the post-window playbook that replaces the settlement entirely.
The warning-letter module. The OFM letter decoded line by line — including the closure and "decision is final" variants — the reply playbook with the return-history math worksheet, and the 90-day reset plan that keeps a warning from becoming a closure.
The trapped-balance module. Honest odds in writing before anything else. Then the receipt-first protocol, the state gift-card cash-out law how-to with the request letter, the attorney-general complaint pack, and small claims as the last door — the full ladder for the hardest cases in this space.
The prevention guide. What accumulates on your record, the record-audit worksheet (grade your own history the way the filter might), the false-record contest letters, and the habits that keep a clean account clean.
The chargeback page. The decision worksheet — amount vs. account value, doors-exhausted checklist — and the bank evidence pack, for the day the last resort is the right one.

Included in the $39 RefundGone Kit

Every letter, worksheet, and tracker above — doors & letters, evidence pack, settlement guide, warning module, trapped-balance module, prevention guide
Printable timeline trackers for every clock: the Dec 1, 2026 claim deadline, the 90-day reset, your door-by-door escalation log
The first-48-hours action cards, one per fight
The dataset habit: every fact in the kit carries its source and the date it was checked, so you can verify any line yourself

Get the $39 RefundGone Kit

One payment, yours to keep. We never ask for your Amazon login — you send everything yourself. See everything inside the kit →

Why $39 when the advocates are free?

Elliott Advocacy and Consumer Rescue are real, good, and free — and capacity-limited, by their own account; Consumer Rescue reports it cannot win most gift-card cases it sees, and neither can take every buyer who finds them. The kit is the structured version of their method, available at 2 a.m. the night the letter lands, for less than the cost of one month of the subscription letter app that doesn't cover refunds, balances, or the settlement at all.

Can't a service just do this for me?

For sellers, yes — at $75 to $6,000. For buyers, no established service exists at any price; the one buyer who advertised for reinstatement help on a freelance marketplace drew bids only from zero-review strangers. The reason is structural: every real door requires you — your account, your reply, your signature. The kit exists because the do-it-yourself route is the only route buyers have ever had; it's just never been written down before.

Do you need my Amazon login?

No. Never. The kit is documents and scripts for you to send yourself. If any product in this space asks for your Amazon password, that is the red flag this entire site exists to name.

Will this get my refund paid?

Nobody honest can promise that, and we won't. What the kit changes is the quality of the case Amazon grades: the right door, in the right order, with the right paper attached and every deadline calendared. Some of these fights are strong. One of them — the trapped balance — is hard even when it's fought perfectly, and the kit's module for it says so in writing, before the letters. You deserve the true odds and the full map. That's what $39 buys.